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1/27/2012 11:00am
Has really shown improvement this season! I was down and out on this guy, but man was i wrong. Keep it up Tyla!!!
Seems like a no-nonsense guy. Not a real exciting riding style but he charges hard all the time.
The Shop
His riding style reminds me of Jeff Stanton.
"When the going get's tough>>>>>>"
I love how the experienced GP World Champions get treated like a new to the scene rookie who is suddenly winning.
I said they act like he just emerged on the scene when the reality is he's a Veteran racing a bunch of rookies so is Pourcel
And What 16 year olds are keeping up with him? top 3 in points aren't American... and Barcia is 18, Tomac 17... What age is Weimar? Metcaffe spent years in it... Didn't Brown win the 125 nationals at 30? Hughes rode it when he was 30 too... RV won two national titles and raced it again the following year. it's a professional class let them race and stop whining because the USA guys aren't winning just enjoy the racing.. Canard and Tomac will be up there soon.
Rattray is fast but he is a rookie to US racing and it is different. but the smoother tracks shorter races and intense sprint style don't seem to suit him.. but maybe he is getting it figured out. Rattray excels in tough rough sandy conditions.
Rattray has every right to race in that class in the US there is no age restrictions
Pit Row
The guys that are racing the lites class in the AMA only had one world title in the same class in GPs... if a one time lites champion rode the MX2 GPs the year after no-one would be crying foul - stop whining.
Pourcel is 21 and still recovering physically from that crash.
Bitch about one of them if you want but what the other is doing is just fine especially because he races the discipline that he probably isn't as comfortable with.
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