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blockhead17
11/20/2018 2:33am
11/20/2018 2:33am
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12/3/2018 6:25am
I was never a fan of Friese in the past, for obvious reasons. BUT he has improved a hell of a lot in the offseason, he has been flying!
The Shop
He’s been easy to pick on for a few years so people do it but he can ride and has made a career of it. Props to him.
Pit Row
I know this thread is about Freise, but Tony Alessi also said Malcolm had been training with Gareth Swanepoel to improve his endurance.
Not sure if you caught my post-race interview with him, but he was talking about one race situation where he was considering going for a pass, and I asked if "old Vince" would have gone for it. He said yes.
It will also likely surprise some of you, but on Sunday morning at breakfast, he was one of the first to ask me if I had any news on Weston. It's interesting at the overseas races how all the U.S. guys (both mechanics and riders) hang together and help each other out.
Unfortunately, I’ll have to live without that achievement.
Go Vince, go.
Again, I thought he looked about where he was last year. And I don't think that's saying anything bad. He did well last year. But in Paris he did what he does. Amazing start then fade. I think you do that in US and you end up where he usually ends up.
I don't like or dislike him. But it's not hard for me to see why a lot of people don't like him.
Also, I love MotoConcepts, particularly Mike Genova. That guy is a blessing to this sport and we are lucky to have him.
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