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11/14/2010 9:26am
11/14/2010 9:26am
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1/22/2012 5:05pm
Hes been killing it lately. 2nd in points in SX. Goes out and does 6 nationals and gets a win. Gets a win at Aussie SX. Gets a win at Genova.
This dude is 32, an age where 99% of riders have retired before reaching. You can deffenetly never count him out. Hes like the unrecognized legend.
Shorty brought this up on twitter.
AndrewShortMX29 Andrew Short
@ @racerxonline --> kinda think all this racing for Kw is going to make him stronger than normal at A1... Scary?
39 minutes ago Favorite Retweet Reply
I think even with all the compotition next year hes going to get it done.
This dude is 32, an age where 99% of riders have retired before reaching. You can deffenetly never count him out. Hes like the unrecognized legend.
Shorty brought this up on twitter.
AndrewShortMX29 Andrew Short
@ @racerxonline --> kinda think all this racing for Kw is going to make him stronger than normal at A1... Scary?
39 minutes ago Favorite Retweet Reply
I think even with all the compotition next year hes going to get it done.
Which will be good, with Canard - Dungey - Reed - Grant - Villopoto - Weimer - Stewart - Millsaps - Short - etc.
I see good things in store for 2011.
And how he was on that other level for a very long time.
4 years later the #2 guy hasn't even slipped out of "race winner" status
The Shop
I know one thing.....us fans are the ones that are lucky by having him still out there. I could watch that dude ride all day....poetry in motion.
I'm 28 and the 21 yr old me couldn't hold a candle to the current me in the weight room, the football field, or the off road course. ( Given up moto.)
A win? Probably not
Title? No
Top 5 ? Yes
Outside top 5? Yes
I was actually more impressed by his win in Australia.
http://motorcyclemuseum.org/halloffame/search.aspx
I don't see RC in yet?
Emig, McGrath, and others in..
Pit Row
Aside from the femur break (which was probably the best thing that ever happened to him) he has stayed healthy. He knows when he is strong and when he is not. On his not so strong days, he doesn't push it. He rides as strong as he feels comfortable and gets points. Doesn't push the envelope and crash out!! He is naturally gifted and very smart on the track! A lot of the young guys should pick his brain more than they do!
Remember, no matter how hard you push the envelope, it will still be stationary!!
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