The real reason why RV has a good shot..

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2006 MX Champ


2006 MXdN Champ


2007 MX Champ


2007 MXdN Champ


2008 MX Champ


2008 MXdN Champ


2011 MX Champ


2011 MXdN Champ


2013 MX Champ


Plus 5 AMA SX Championships Cool

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You're going to bet against this guy? I wouldn't, but it's going to be one hell of a fight with these guys lining up next to him Woohoo













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You make a good case. When is the first GP?
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Good post!

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moto282 wrote:
You make a good case. When is the first GP?
February 28th Wink
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You Americans are scaring me with these posts haha.
But as we know anything can happen in MX so bring on 28th of feb I say !

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28th is a week after my birthday, he will win.

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You're forgetting something.

There's a guy over there by the name of Antonio Cairoli. He's done pretty well for himself too.


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nytsmaC wrote:
You're forgetting something. There's a guy over there by the name of Antonio Cairoli. He's done pretty well for himself too. 2005 MX2 champ 2007 MX2...
You're forgetting something.

There's a guy over there by the name of Antonio Cairoli. He's done pretty well for himself too.


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2/16/2015 2:28pm
Possible GP winners on any given day all the way back to 14th place, this is a extraordinary year of capable riders in MX1.
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its great that y'all have that to fall back on
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The Source wrote:
Possible GP winners on any given day all the way back to 14th place, this is a extraordinary year of capable riders in MX1.
It's going to be awesome. But I think RV could dominate Qatar!
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nytsmaC wrote:
You're forgetting something. There's a guy over there by the name of Antonio Cairoli. He's done pretty well for himself too. 2005 MX2 champ 2007 MX2...
You're forgetting something.

There's a guy over there by the name of Antonio Cairoli. He's done pretty well for himself too.


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Remember MXDN 2007? Budds Creek? I predict a lot of rides like that this season by RV.
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Dx3moto wrote:
Remember MXDN 2007? Budds Creek? I predict a lot of rides like that this season by RV.
I wouldn't put any money on that if I were you
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nytsmaC wrote:
You're forgetting something. There's a guy over there by the name of Antonio Cairoli. He's done pretty well for himself too. 2005 MX2 champ 2007 MX2...
You're forgetting something.

There's a guy over there by the name of Antonio Cairoli. He's done pretty well for himself too.


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Dx3moto wrote:
Remember MXDN 2007? Budds Creek? I predict a lot of rides like that this season by RV.
Difference is he won't be racing with home country advantage every week...that's the beauty of the World Championship, it's neutral.

He should dominate Glen Helen like he did at Budds though..

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philG wrote:
its great that y'all have that to fall back on
Which can't be heard over lawyers.
Can't wait for the GP's forget about Deselle Cairolli and RV the winner is Luongo
2/16/2015 3:13pm
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Possible GP winners on any given day all the way back to 14th place, this is a extraordinary year of capable riders in MX1.
mccread wrote:
It's going to be awesome. But I think RV could dominate Qatar!
RV should excel and could be on the podium as it's a US style track, it'll be a endless follow the leader event after they get strung out into the race. Good thing it's the lead off GP race as it is pretty much a useless disgrace to what a GP should be, get it over with and get the riders back to solid European GP tracks.
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There was some pretty good racing last year at Qatar.. the first MX2 moto was fantastic, MXGP was good too! I think it's a pretty cool track and something different...wouldn't want it every week though.
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mccread wrote:
Difference is he won't be racing with home country advantage every week...that's the beauty of the World Championship, it's neutral. He should dominate Glen Helen like...
Difference is he won't be racing with home country advantage every week...that's the beauty of the World Championship, it's neutral.

He should dominate Glen Helen like he did at Budds though..

I wouldn't say it's neutral. A good number of the tracks there have been raced by the GP regulars for some time now. But I get what you're saying about the psychological advantage of a home track.
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2/16/2015 4:56pm Edited Date/Time 2/16/2015 5:41pm
The Source wrote:
Possible GP winners on any given day all the way back to 14th place, this is a extraordinary year of capable riders in MX1.
mccread wrote:
It's going to be awesome. But I think RV could dominate Qatar!
The Source wrote:
RV should excel and could be on the podium as it's a US style track, it'll be a endless follow the leader event after they get...
RV should excel and could be on the podium as it's a US style track, it'll be a endless follow the leader event after they get strung out into the race. Good thing it's the lead off GP race as it is pretty much a useless disgrace to what a GP should be, get it over with and get the riders back to solid European GP tracks.
Jeezus, just when we thought it couldn't get any worse than with the other noobDry
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Nice post DD...
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mccread wrote:
There was some pretty good racing last year at Qatar.. the first MX2 moto was fantastic, MXGP was good too! I think it's a pretty cool...
There was some pretty good racing last year at Qatar.. the first MX2 moto was fantastic, MXGP was good too! I think it's a pretty cool track and something different...wouldn't want it every week though.
Hmmm, not sure how imbedd from phone but...

http://youtu.be/O_nnKD6xC90
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RedBud it ain't!
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Check out these pictures of the Argentina track being constructed though, this shows some promise...











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That looks amazing!
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Very cool Jamma
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^^^^Very nice!

The Qatar race looked, to me on the vid, to a pretty mild pace... that said the rocky, chalky dirt produced a wonderful array of square edged holes. In other words yikes! If RV does win I can see it wouldn't count for much other the points of course...

Only taken from the vid wasn't there
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Argentina Wow!
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mccread wrote:
Difference is he won't be racing with home country advantage every week...that's the beauty of the World Championship, it's neutral. He should dominate Glen Helen like...
Difference is he won't be racing with home country advantage every week...that's the beauty of the World Championship, it's neutral.

He should dominate Glen Helen like he did at Budds though..

watson wrote:
I wouldn't say it's neutral. A good number of the tracks there have been raced by the GP regulars for some time now. But I get...
I wouldn't say it's neutral. A good number of the tracks there have been raced by the GP regulars for some time now. But I get what you're saying about the psychological advantage of a home track.
The only problem with that line of thinking is that Villopoto simply does not care. 100% honey badger. If anything he's done even better at the 4 MXdNs he has won. He seems to excel in pressure situations where he faces adversity.
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They have faced him before at the Motocross of Nations.he won 18 of 24 motos in 2013 in the Nationals so well he may have a very strong season over there I don't think he will tarnish anyone's reputation.everyone knows he's a badass. Except that Ryan 37 character.
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mccread wrote:
Difference is he won't be racing with home country advantage every week...that's the beauty of the World Championship, it's neutral. He should dominate Glen Helen like...
Difference is he won't be racing with home country advantage every week...that's the beauty of the World Championship, it's neutral.

He should dominate Glen Helen like he did at Budds though..

watson wrote:
I wouldn't say it's neutral. A good number of the tracks there have been raced by the GP regulars for some time now. But I get...
I wouldn't say it's neutral. A good number of the tracks there have been raced by the GP regulars for some time now. But I get what you're saying about the psychological advantage of a home track.
pilotdude wrote:
The only problem with that line of thinking is that Villopoto simply does not care. 100% honey badger. If anything he's done even better at the...
The only problem with that line of thinking is that Villopoto simply does not care. 100% honey badger. If anything he's done even better at the 4 MXdNs he has won. He seems to excel in pressure situations where he faces adversity.
Oh no, I wasn't saying it's something that will work against RV. Plus, he's got like four times the amount of practice on these tracks than he's used. Considering who RV is, it won't be a disadvantage.

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