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I don't see it in todays racing, 250s and 450s, well maybe Webb. Also, there's no rivalries like RC vs JS vs CR! Did you guys see the lovefest after the 450 main? Everyone came up and congratulated Dungey, like "Good job buddy, you just kicked our ass again". I was really surprised by Kroc! I mean, there's respect, but c'mon man, really!
Yep, I started another thread on the boring personalities saga of the 450 class!
Yep, I started another thread on the boring personalities saga of the 450 class!
Also it would be appreciated if you could go throw this amazing thought into one of the other 18 threads before making your own.
The Shop
Personally I have no issue with other riders congratulating Dungey, thats got nothing to do with their efforts on the track.
Dungey has qualified quickest quite a lot and has also come through the pack to either 1st or 2nd where others have followed the guy in front of them inside the top 10.
Not pointing the finger at you mate, but the constant undercutting of Dungey's sheer speed has got to stop. He's probably the fastest "consistent" guy ever.
Pussification of society
Broshow
Brolove
Racing was better with 2 strokes
Did I hit all the buzzwords right?
And they just cant thank their sponsors or team
And the man above
Pit Row
Where do you guys come up with this crap?
I also think you won't see or hear that "fear of failure" attitude come out after races because the athletes are so hyper-aware of the fact that they are being watched and judged. I would be willing to bet that their attitudes are quite different in the truck after the races than in interviews or on the podium.
I definitely get your point - and can't say I disagree with it, either - but I don't know if I agree with the assumption that the current guys don't have that mindset just because we don't outwardly see it in settings which the riders know they are being watched by the public eye.
I like to see them motivated, but if a guy is gapping you two seconds a lap, it is what it is. These guys seem to be pretty sophisticated and realistic for the most part.
-bro
Post a reply to: BH,RJ,MC,RC,JS,RV - all had that "I hate losing more than I love winning" attitude!