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v1rus99
8/19/2018 6:48pm
8/19/2018 6:48pm
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8/21/2018 6:42am
Herlings has been amazing this year and is on track to win the title on home soil which I am sure will feel good.
My money is for him to have more than a 100 point gap by the time he gets to Assen though. He has been that good.
My money is for him to have more than a 100 point gap by the time he gets to Assen though. He has been that good.
But I'm afraid it will happen earlier, if the knee of Cairoli turns out to be damaged badly. Let's hope it isn’t the ligament, not broken, just stretched because otherwise the title fight is over...
He definitely deserves this championship and God forbid something happens now, I would say he has still proved he's the best by a long shot .
The Shop
Its well deserved this title when he gets its. Assen will be on Fire when it happens there.
I wad there when he did two on one day.
3 is even more crazy
125cc
Everts won 8 GPs of 125 and missed the title on 15 points while didnt ride the first 3 races, After a few rounds and the GPs where only 1 moto those days the made the desicion to do the 125 race to on a 250f. He only got beat one race by Michael Maschio in Sevlievo Bulgaria. Crazy to miss the world title with 15 point with something started as a fun or testing thing. Steve Ramon won the title that year on a KTM 125.
250
Everts won 9 GPs in his own class and won the title by a big margin.
500
Everts did all 3 races at the last round in france at Ernee. Everts did a battle with Joel Smets and Spanish rider Vico for the win and was able to Pull it off. Thats 1 in the 500 class
So Everts won 18 GPs in 2003
But if Cairoli is at (let's assume) 80%, will he be able to stay behind Herlings in 2nd or will it be top 5 max?
I missed watching live, and have only seen the highlights on my 'phone, so far, not in a full sized screen. It was quite a hit he took with that prang. Scary stuff - harked back to the 'Carby Cough' days.
Pit Row
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