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Now, how about the night program? Heat 2: 16th out of 18 behind the gate … 17th and 18th did only 4 laps and 2 laps, respectively. LCQ? Well … you know what happened.
With such credentials, I bet that all gears companies will be knocking at the door to sign a multi millions $ contract with him.
So Ryan, get a set of gears (at a discounted price) or ask your buddies from LA Racing to buy you some for Christmas. Or like Fourth_Floor says … Twist the fucking throttle more.
One last question: why did you wear a Jean? Did the company (Levi’s, Wrangler etc…) give you them for free, or did you buy them? If the latter, make a point next time by riding naked.
If he wants to wear jeans, let him. He didn't break any rules. If that's how he 'markets' himself, I see no problem.
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not hating here, but the goal should be making the main broseph, looking somewhat professional in a professional sport should be part of that goal.
think you'll ever see a PGA guy show up in shorts and a tank-top? hell no, and the tour wouldn't allow it anyway.
U.S. Open winner, gambler, drunk, redneck for your inspection.
so who's fault is that? It's Feld's "show" right? They have the rules in place which were not broken, stated in here numerous times.
They can simply change the rule/guideline etc. They made if for photo guys, but nothing new for riders? and a rider does this and he is the bad guy?
Maybe some folks should look in the mirror and see if they didn't act like children, by not letting him into the track area. If they didn't want him on TV, maybe they should also control that part of the business better.
This rider made a statement and I for one applaud him for that, he has a valid point. For the ones in here stating the rider is at fault or that he should "get in line"............................... why? Isn't this sport about the individual?
He paid to race this race, and he followed the rules for that event. There is no gray area there. The rest that happened that night is childish crap which just made the people who made those decisions look bad.
Those jeans that rider is wearing cost more than Alias riding pants! Did he take the logo off of his jeans?
The bottom line question is, why would anyone in his position pay a company to advertise for said company? The correct answers are ignorance and ego.
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