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7/3/2012 3:51pm
So here is what I have been thinking about this morning...
Facts
1. Rd5 has the title to think about and already has it locked down(barring tragedy)
2. Rd5 has been getting more comfortable on the katoom
The Big Question
* what if JS7 starts winning again? (how does that make rd5's winning and dominance look?)
Disclaimers
1. I don't see any way for js7 to keep going 1-1, rd5 is too strong and i am not disrespecting his ability
2. not fishing, just ready to talk moto again
3. titles and winning go in the record books, not the way it looks to the fans, but lets be honest...
discuss
Facts
1. Rd5 has the title to think about and already has it locked down(barring tragedy)
2. Rd5 has been getting more comfortable on the katoom
The Big Question
* what if JS7 starts winning again? (how does that make rd5's winning and dominance look?)
Disclaimers
1. I don't see any way for js7 to keep going 1-1, rd5 is too strong and i am not disrespecting his ability
2. not fishing, just ready to talk moto again
3. titles and winning go in the record books, not the way it looks to the fans, but lets be honest...
discuss
But.....
I doubt he is going to do anything stupid just to get a single moto/overall win.
He is looking to bring that #1 plate to the KTM semi for Roger and I think he will stay focused on that.
The Shop
i'm looking forward to Roczen getting his first wins this weekend though
There is no difference between the speed of the top GP guys and the AMA's finest as will be proven at Lommel MXDN!
The fastest guy doesn't always win the title. The one who maximizes each race and each day often does.
Anyway, I'm sure James will pick up where he left off. I think RD is probably a tick faster than he was when James went out. Depends on who gets the best start, I'd say.
2 - I truely believe no matter the outcome, Ryan would rather battle for 35 minutes rather than walk away while others are injured and not riding.
3 - Whom ever wins each title, more than deserves it no matter who's still standing at the end of the series.
If James shows up with the same speed he showed in the first few rounds,,i think he'll win most of them ( Taking augering out of the equation ) .. That is what will make Dungey faster....racing against James and having to take it to a higher level.
Pit Row
the interesting stat is IF Dungey wins the championship, he will put himself into a category that none of the current riders are in... multiple outdoor championships on the big bike.
pretty impressive regardless of who everyone thinks is faster than him
If Stewart beats him at all the rest of the outdoors, I don't think Dungey will be bothered at all. There's a time and place to hang it all out and when you've got the championship seemingly safely in hand, isn't the time or place.
He wasn't faster than Villopoto, Dungey, Reed, etc in Supercross. He won two races, but that was it.
In the Nationals he won four motos and two overalls. Then it was over.
Sure, he is still fast. But his dominating days are over.
Maybe you should try it on some french MX BB's
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