"Yes" on the pitboard?

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Edited Date/Time 2/8/2019 7:50am
Noticed on Marvin's pitboard it said P-4 and just Yes in the San Diego main event. I think i saw it in outdoors also.

Anybody know whats up with that?
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zippytech
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2/6/2019 2:55pm Edited Date/Time 2/6/2019 2:56pm
My guess is something they been working on is working good? I am sure they know.
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2/6/2019 2:59pm
Probably that he gained on the guy in front of him last lap. Yes that line worked.

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2/6/2019 3:44pm
I’ve seen this on his pit board the past two years at every race along with No. My guess is that it means he’s faster or slower than the person in front of him as it always seems to be when he’s in a position other than first.
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2/6/2019 4:16pm
In sports I have always used something simple like “yes” as an open ended motivator. If you’re pitching and your catcher nods at you, sometimes it’s a little confidence boost that you have been in the same spot doing the same thing 1,000 times and can do it again. You both know the situation and the desired outcome without talking. “yes” you can do it without over complicating things. Also it would be easy to over complicate a pitboard I would imagine so this takes that out of the equation and let’s the rider do what he wants with that encouragement.
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2/7/2019 7:50am
I have heard of "Yes" being used as "Yes, you are good in your current spot/points position". A "no" would be given when the rider needed more points to secure an overall for the day, or series, etc. But then, who knows what Marv and his mechanic are using it for.
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gt80rider wrote:
I have heard of "Yes" being used as "Yes, you are good in your current spot/points position". A "no" would be given when the rider needed...
I have heard of "Yes" being used as "Yes, you are good in your current spot/points position". A "no" would be given when the rider needed more points to secure an overall for the day, or series, etc. But then, who knows what Marv and his mechanic are using it for.
Could be worse it good say
“Yes yes yes yeeeeessss”
Then your thinking “what’s going on with Marv and his mechanic”
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Akira
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2/7/2019 10:21am
mattyhamz2 wrote:
"Yes, the lime is the reason your balls are burning"

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2/7/2019 12:55pm
Y= Your
E= European
S= Son.........your not supposed to be good at SX anyways!
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2/7/2019 1:44pm
RichieW13 wrote:
Yeah, no.
tingo wrote:
For sure.
I can't thank.
I can’t thank ____ enough implies that they have helped them so immensely that there’s no way thanking them verbally is reciprocal for the amount that ______ helped them.

I don’t know how you old turds have never heard this phrase, but it implies thanks beyond just “thanks”.
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2/7/2019 3:47pm
tingo wrote:
For sure.
I can't thank.
I can’t thank ____ enough implies that they have helped them so immensely that there’s no way thanking them verbally is reciprocal for the amount that...
I can’t thank ____ enough implies that they have helped them so immensely that there’s no way thanking them verbally is reciprocal for the amount that ______ helped them.

I don’t know how you old turds have never heard this phrase, but it implies thanks beyond just “thanks”.
Wow I got called an old turd. Would love to know how old you think I am. Huh
This old turd got one over your head, noob.
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2/7/2019 3:48pm
I hadn't seen that savatgy pit board before. That's fuckin hilarious
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ProKawi24
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2/7/2019 10:40pm
I only made it to Supermini's before my accident but my dad would always put how many positions I needed to gain for the win if I wasn't leading. P4 could mean he needed 4 positions like if he was in 5th position at the moment. I may be totally wrong but it seems most mechanics & riders have their own system for signals and pit board notes. Sometimes in the middle of a race you don't have the mind to look over at the standings board or in my case didn't have anything to look at for your current position.

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