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Dungey was aiming to the left of the "apex" of the corner either way, and he was coming in a lot hotter than Friese was. It turned out worse in the Dungey/Stewart incident, obviously, but the intention was probably a bit more aggressive in the first place.
And I'm not saying that Dungey's move was dirty, either, I'm just pointing out that folks are not being at all consistent with their judgement.
As I posted in the other thread, we're seeing a lot of halo effect here. People are judging this incident on some of Friese's past actions rather than this one. He's proven that he can act like a jackass at times, but on this one it was simply a block pass on a more popular rider........
-Jason Anderson fan.
Pit Row
And if you wanna leave a massive door open on the inside in mad traffic AND then cut down.....
If Anderson had just slapped VF's helmet just the once and rode on, Feld prolly wouldn't have done diddly, but he hit him before the tunnel, gesticulated and wah wah'd and then went after him again in the tunnel. Dick move, deserves the DQ. Shoulda left it for the pits.
Here's Malcom Stewart passing Friese (legally) in the corner prior to the Anderson incident. It's a far more aggressive move.
You have been posting here from 2008 but obviously did not make any progress ...
What is similar is that both Dungey and Friese planned on turning/pivoting after the "apex" of those 2 turns. In Dungey's case, there was zero chance of him actually stopping before the spot that he hit Stewart, but he definitely messed up his timing in trying to block him. In Friese's case, he likely didn't plan on Anderson cutting down so early, as he was already turning before Anderson ran into him.
Now here's a really aggressive pass from Atlanta last year........
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