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6/18/2019 10:36am
6/18/2019 10:36am
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6/29/2019 12:07pm
Just listened to pulp and Matthes is saying (and has been saying alot) that usa should not race mxon this year and mitch payton agreed with him. Seems like alot of industri people are on the same track.
My question is, would they be saying this if US was winning?
Do you think FIM should help the US team with expenses? Move the event to fit the US schedule better?
Im just sad that people are saying that usa should stay home.
Please dont make this into a mxgp vs ama thread.
My question is, would they be saying this if US was winning?
Do you think FIM should help the US team with expenses? Move the event to fit the US schedule better?
Im just sad that people are saying that usa should stay home.
Please dont make this into a mxgp vs ama thread.
The Shop
Edit the title.
Edit: Thanks for the title edit.
1. Sign up for the race
2. Finish the race
Not showing up looks way worse than going and getting beat straight up.
AC, Tomac and Osborne would acquit themselves just fine. Better 3 rider team than most other nations.
Herlings hurt, Cairoli hurt, Gajser has no team mates, Prado has no team mates, Desalle hurt, Coldenhoff shit year so far, Anstie, Searle shit tears so far, TKO has no team mates.
So France again: Paulin, Febvre, Ferrandis?
Swiss? Seewer, Tonus and? Guillod hurt?
Doors wide open. Pick a team and swing for the fences.
The best way to shut down a business is strap it with so many taxes and fees and legal red tape the owner no longer has a viable option to continue
On equal footing the US should be top three everytime due to the larger depth in talent for the country. Unlike GPs where you get 1 or 2 top guys from a single country
Tomac, JA and AC
Its really a big thing that the US team races. Its the only race that we see top american riders race against GP riders.
Pit Row
The reason to not go about the cost is the cost is almost the same as any other country, no?
Ha ha haaaaaaaaa!!!
I expect them to line up and fight for it just like everyone else.
And as others have pointed out, MXGP has lots of injuries, the opposition is always fractured anyway, and, as it stands now, the Americans would have a really good team.
This is kinda like calling for dissolution of the Electoral System -- it only comes up from the people who are losing.
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