herlings podium interview

PastranaWho wrote:

"We smashed the americans" Dude is a dickhead.


Damn wish RC, RV and stewie were still racing

Herb Eaversmells wrote:

Hats off to the Eruo’s. Kicked our ass’s. But since they are here, ship the bikes to Vegas, monster cup awaits them with open arms.

Herb Eaversmells wrote:

Hats off to the Eruo’s. Kicked our ass’s. But since they are here, ship the bikes to Vegas, monster cup awaits them with open arms.

TeamGreen wrote:

Ruh-Roh! Is that a triple dog dare?

PastranaWho wrote:

"We smashed the americans" Dude is a dickhead.


Damn wish RC, RV and stewie were still racing

mccread wrote:

He isn’t slower than them....

yamahaha131 wrote:

Unfortunately you don’t even have a chance to battle with the best in the world if you don’t get a start and they do. Not saying...

Unfortunately you don’t even have a chance to battle with the best in the world if you don’t get a start and they do. Not saying Eli or Justin could have battled with them today but thanks to their starts we didn’t even get the chance. No excuses, everyone raced the same track.

Paul_Jacky wrote:

Truth hurts

yamahaha131 wrote:

Unfortunately you don’t even have a chance to battle with the best in the world if you don’t get a start and they do. Not saying...

Unfortunately you don’t even have a chance to battle with the best in the world if you don’t get a start and they do. Not saying Eli or Justin could have battled with them today but thanks to their starts we didn’t even get the chance. No excuses, everyone raced the same track.

PastranaWho wrote:

"We smashed the americans" Dude is a dickhead.


Damn wish RC, RV and stewie were still racing

mccread wrote:

He isn’t slower than them....

Park Boys wrote:

Hahahahahaha one of those Americans losing to a teammate that was losing there ride is impossible to imagine. Hell RV went 1-1 on a 250. A...

Hahahahahaha one of those Americans losing to a teammate that was losing there ride is impossible to imagine. Hell RV went 1-1 on a 250. A 250! You can't compare anyone racing the Des Nations today to RV. Herlings has 4 Moto wins on the big bike but only 1 in the combined class of all 450s. RV won 3 motos on a 250 at the disadvantage every time.

Park Boys wrote:

You know this is the first race Glenn ever beat Tomac too right? Glenn smoked everyone at the race that everyone wanted to win. Herlings, Tomac...

You know this is the first race Glenn ever beat Tomac too right? Glenn smoked everyone at the race that everyone wanted to win. Herlings, Tomac, Roczen and AC included. Don't try and make Herlings out as a winner in a race he only talked about going 1-1 in. I guarantee you he is more pissed about Glenn beating him than Tomac, Roczen or AC. This was his last goal going 1-1 and it was his teammate who did it. Imgine RC being lead in by Tedesco, if that's even imaginable. It's Glenn by the way, not Glen.

agn5009 wrote:

I said absolutely nothing incorrect in my statement other than spelling Glenn's name wrong. Herlings dominated all year. Herlings dominated everyone outside of Glenn today. The...

I said absolutely nothing incorrect in my statement other than spelling Glenn's name wrong. Herlings dominated all year. Herlings dominated everyone outside of Glenn today. The rest of the field can't beat Jeffrey, that was proven all year long. Go ahead and argue those points. You'll look really dumb.

Park Boys wrote:

He beat Glenn in 38 straight motos In the GPs. Herlings switched to MXGP class so he would have more energy to go 1-1 in the...

He beat Glenn in 38 straight motos In the GPs. Herlings switched to MXGP class so he would have more energy to go 1-1 in the Des Nations. His last goal he wants to achieve now that SX is obviously out of the question. And the guy at the disadvantage on Herlings own team dominated the Saturday and Sunday event going 1-1-1. By the way AC got Herlings a handful of time and DeSalle got him for an overall and Glenn just dominated the biggest single race of the year when it was Herlings chirping the loudest that he was going to win the event. Team be damned. He was not cocky all year and he reverted back to his old cocky ways and was smoked by someone considered not even in his same class. The first time Glenn beats Herlings or Tomac was for all the marbles.

Frère Jacques wrote:

Herlings as a 16 year old on a 350 beat RV in a moto

Frère Jacques wrote:

Herlings as a 16 year old on a 350 beat RV in a moto

Park Boys wrote:

And got smoked there last Moto and by the time RV was 20 he had 3 Moto wins on a 250. So what's your point?

agn5009 wrote:

I said absolutely nothing incorrect in my statement other than spelling Glenn's name wrong. Herlings dominated all year. Herlings dominated everyone outside of Glenn today. The...

I said absolutely nothing incorrect in my statement other than spelling Glenn's name wrong. Herlings dominated all year. Herlings dominated everyone outside of Glenn today. The rest of the field can't beat Jeffrey, that was proven all year long. Go ahead and argue those points. You'll look really dumb.

Park Boys wrote:

He beat Glenn in 38 straight motos In the GPs. Herlings switched to MXGP class so he would have more energy to go 1-1 in the...

He beat Glenn in 38 straight motos In the GPs. Herlings switched to MXGP class so he would have more energy to go 1-1 in the Des Nations. His last goal he wants to achieve now that SX is obviously out of the question. And the guy at the disadvantage on Herlings own team dominated the Saturday and Sunday event going 1-1-1. By the way AC got Herlings a handful of time and DeSalle got him for an overall and Glenn just dominated the biggest single race of the year when it was Herlings chirping the loudest that he was going to win the event. Team be damned. He was not cocky all year and he reverted back to his old cocky ways and was smoked by someone considered not even in his same class. The first time Glenn beats Herlings or Tomac was for all the marbles.

agn5009 wrote:

I'm not really sure what you're arguing. That's how dumb you sound about this. Herlings dominated the MXGP series. You can put whatever spin on it...

I'm not really sure what you're arguing. That's how dumb you sound about this. Herlings dominated the MXGP series. You can put whatever spin on it you want, but he did. That's a fact. So you're essentially knocking Herlings for racing MX1 instead of open. So knock Cairoli, tomac, Paulin and every other guy who raced MX1 then. You're gloating because Jeffrey got beat by Coldenoff. Guess what, Coldenoff beat literally every single other rider this weekend too. What exactly is your point here? We all know Glenn had one of the most amazing weekends ever. We get it. You seem to be one of the only ones who are upset that he beat Jeffrey. Like I said earlier, keep going. You're just making yourself sound more and more dumb. Jeffrey had a great year. Glenn had a great weekend. Those are the only two things that matter at all and they are both 100% fact.

Frère Jacques wrote:

My point is that you can keep crying all you want about him, but it's not going to change that he is going faster than anyone...

My point is that you can keep crying all you want about him, but it's not going to change that he is going faster than anyone ever has and will dominate the sport for the next 5 years at least.

Roczen was never as good as he is now and won't ever be.

Frère Jacques wrote:

My point is that you can keep crying all you want about him, but it's not going to change that he is going faster than anyone...

My point is that you can keep crying all you want about him, but it's not going to change that he is going faster than anyone ever has and will dominate the sport for the next 5 years at least.

Roczen was never as good as he is now and won't ever be.

Frère Jacques wrote:

My point is that you can keep crying all you want about him, but it's not going to change that he is going faster than anyone...

My point is that you can keep crying all you want about him, but it's not going to change that he is going faster than anyone ever has and will dominate the sport for the next 5 years at least.

Roczen was never as good as he is now and won't ever be.

Park Boys wrote:

The best thing that ever happend to Herlings was Roczen going to America and that is an undisputed fact. At 22 Roczen was the undisputed fastest...

The best thing that ever happend to Herlings was Roczen going to America and that is an undisputed fact. At 22 Roczen was the undisputed fastest MX rider on the planet and he could go and dominate SX too! Injuries are the only reason it's Herlings vs Tomac. They both in a sense never had to deal with prime Roczen.

I don't remember RC at 24 losing to his teammate or only having 1 450 title to his name!

Calm your tits, it's Herlings and his arrogance that lets this stuff fly.

Frère Jacques wrote:

My point is that you can keep crying all you want about him, but it's not going to change that he is going faster than anyone...

My point is that you can keep crying all you want about him, but it's not going to change that he is going faster than anyone ever has and will dominate the sport for the next 5 years at least.

Roczen was never as good as he is now and won't ever be.

Park Boys wrote:

The best thing that ever happend to Herlings was Roczen going to America and that is an undisputed fact. At 22 Roczen was the undisputed fastest...

The best thing that ever happend to Herlings was Roczen going to America and that is an undisputed fact. At 22 Roczen was the undisputed fastest MX rider on the planet and he could go and dominate SX too! Injuries are the only reason it's Herlings vs Tomac. They both in a sense never had to deal with prime Roczen.

I don't remember RC at 24 losing to his teammate or only having 1 450 title to his name!

Calm your tits, it's Herlings and his arrogance that lets this stuff fly.

Frère Jacques wrote:

Herlings would have always turned out better than roczen. His mentality guaranteed that. Roczen has been fragile at times.

Park Boys wrote:

The best thing that ever happend to Herlings was Roczen going to America and that is an undisputed fact. At 22 Roczen was the undisputed fastest...

The best thing that ever happend to Herlings was Roczen going to America and that is an undisputed fact. At 22 Roczen was the undisputed fastest MX rider on the planet and he could go and dominate SX too! Injuries are the only reason it's Herlings vs Tomac. They both in a sense never had to deal with prime Roczen.

I don't remember RC at 24 losing to his teammate or only having 1 450 title to his name!

Calm your tits, it's Herlings and his arrogance that lets this stuff fly.

Frère Jacques wrote:

Herlings would have always turned out better than roczen. His mentality guaranteed that. Roczen has been fragile at times.

Park Boys wrote:

Not at MX. When Roczen left he was better than Herlings at everything except sand. And I mean everything. Roczens last healthy season he should have...

Not at MX. When Roczen left he was better than Herlings at everything except sand. And I mean everything. Roczens last healthy season he should have had 21 Moto wins and Herlings got beat by Forkner that year. Herlings and Tomac where both elvated to who is faster after Roczens injury. He was miles ahead of both at the time.

Park Boys wrote:

He beat Glenn in 38 straight motos In the GPs. Herlings switched to MXGP class so he would have more energy to go 1-1 in the...

He beat Glenn in 38 straight motos In the GPs. Herlings switched to MXGP class so he would have more energy to go 1-1 in the Des Nations. His last goal he wants to achieve now that SX is obviously out of the question. And the guy at the disadvantage on Herlings own team dominated the Saturday and Sunday event going 1-1-1. By the way AC got Herlings a handful of time and DeSalle got him for an overall and Glenn just dominated the biggest single race of the year when it was Herlings chirping the loudest that he was going to win the event. Team be damned. He was not cocky all year and he reverted back to his old cocky ways and was smoked by someone considered not even in his same class. The first time Glenn beats Herlings or Tomac was for all the marbles.

agn5009 wrote:

I'm not really sure what you're arguing. That's how dumb you sound about this. Herlings dominated the MXGP series. You can put whatever spin on it...

I'm not really sure what you're arguing. That's how dumb you sound about this. Herlings dominated the MXGP series. You can put whatever spin on it you want, but he did. That's a fact. So you're essentially knocking Herlings for racing MX1 instead of open. So knock Cairoli, tomac, Paulin and every other guy who raced MX1 then. You're gloating because Jeffrey got beat by Coldenoff. Guess what, Coldenoff beat literally every single other rider this weekend too. What exactly is your point here? We all know Glenn had one of the most amazing weekends ever. We get it. You seem to be one of the only ones who are upset that he beat Jeffrey. Like I said earlier, keep going. You're just making yourself sound more and more dumb. Jeffrey had a great year. Glenn had a great weekend. Those are the only two things that matter at all and they are both 100% fact.

Park Boys wrote:

More and more dumb! Yes. Keep it going. Perhaps your missing my point. All Herlings talked about was going 1-1 himself. He did not give two...

More and more dumb! Yes. Keep it going. Perhaps your missing my point. All Herlings talked about was going 1-1 himself. He did not give two shits about his team even though it was the best one he ever had. And it was teammate who stole the show. Who cares about the series. It was the biggest race of the year and it was Glenn who dominated. I'm not mad at all that Glenn beat Jeffrey, it was the first time all year he beat Jeffrey and it was the first time he had ever beaten Tomac. I think it's great. I just like how your trying to spin the fact that the guy that wanted to win this race more than anyone got beat by his teammate who was pushed to the open class cause Jeffrey wanted to do MXGP because that is his excuse for never going 1-1 at the MxDN. And it's his teammate that steals the show his first time going back to back motos. I thought Herlings was good all year with keeping his arrogance in check and his arrogance came back before the MxDN and he had to watch his teammate steal the show and go 1-1. I think it's great and like I said around and around we go. First time Glenn beats Tomac and it's for an MxDN overall. Both Tomac and Herlings are much better riders overall. Today they weren't.

Frère Jacques wrote:

Herlings would have always turned out better than roczen. His mentality guaranteed that. Roczen has been fragile at times.

Park Boys wrote:

Not at MX. When Roczen left he was better than Herlings at everything except sand. And I mean everything. Roczens last healthy season he should have...

Not at MX. When Roczen left he was better than Herlings at everything except sand. And I mean everything. Roczens last healthy season he should have had 21 Moto wins and Herlings got beat by Forkner that year. Herlings and Tomac where both elvated to who is faster after Roczens injury. He was miles ahead of both at the time.

Frère Jacques wrote:

Roczen was 17 and Herlings was 16. Newsflash.... physical and mental maturity matter at that age.

Park Boys wrote:

He beat Glenn in 38 straight motos In the GPs. Herlings switched to MXGP class so he would have more energy to go 1-1 in the...

He beat Glenn in 38 straight motos In the GPs. Herlings switched to MXGP class so he would have more energy to go 1-1 in the Des Nations. His last goal he wants to achieve now that SX is obviously out of the question. And the guy at the disadvantage on Herlings own team dominated the Saturday and Sunday event going 1-1-1. By the way AC got Herlings a handful of time and DeSalle got him for an overall and Glenn just dominated the biggest single race of the year when it was Herlings chirping the loudest that he was going to win the event. Team be damned. He was not cocky all year and he reverted back to his old cocky ways and was smoked by someone considered not even in his same class. The first time Glenn beats Herlings or Tomac was for all the marbles.

agn5009 wrote:

I'm not really sure what you're arguing. That's how dumb you sound about this. Herlings dominated the MXGP series. You can put whatever spin on it...

I'm not really sure what you're arguing. That's how dumb you sound about this. Herlings dominated the MXGP series. You can put whatever spin on it you want, but he did. That's a fact. So you're essentially knocking Herlings for racing MX1 instead of open. So knock Cairoli, tomac, Paulin and every other guy who raced MX1 then. You're gloating because Jeffrey got beat by Coldenoff. Guess what, Coldenoff beat literally every single other rider this weekend too. What exactly is your point here? We all know Glenn had one of the most amazing weekends ever. We get it. You seem to be one of the only ones who are upset that he beat Jeffrey. Like I said earlier, keep going. You're just making yourself sound more and more dumb. Jeffrey had a great year. Glenn had a great weekend. Those are the only two things that matter at all and they are both 100% fact.

Park Boys wrote:

More and more dumb! Yes. Keep it going. Perhaps your missing my point. All Herlings talked about was going 1-1 himself. He did not give two...

More and more dumb! Yes. Keep it going. Perhaps your missing my point. All Herlings talked about was going 1-1 himself. He did not give two shits about his team even though it was the best one he ever had. And it was teammate who stole the show. Who cares about the series. It was the biggest race of the year and it was Glenn who dominated. I'm not mad at all that Glenn beat Jeffrey, it was the first time all year he beat Jeffrey and it was the first time he had ever beaten Tomac. I think it's great. I just like how your trying to spin the fact that the guy that wanted to win this race more than anyone got beat by his teammate who was pushed to the open class cause Jeffrey wanted to do MXGP because that is his excuse for never going 1-1 at the MxDN. And it's his teammate that steals the show his first time going back to back motos. I thought Herlings was good all year with keeping his arrogance in check and his arrogance came back before the MxDN and he had to watch his teammate steal the show and go 1-1. I think it's great and like I said around and around we go. First time Glenn beats Tomac and it's for an MxDN overall. Both Tomac and Herlings are much better riders overall. Today they weren't.

agn5009 wrote:

So you're mad because arguably the best dirt bike rider in the world "wanted" to go 1-1 at the MXdN and talked about how he hoped...

So you're mad because arguably the best dirt bike rider in the world "wanted" to go 1-1 at the MXdN and talked about how he hoped to do exactly that but didn't end up doing it? Gotcha. Jeffrey gave all the praise in the world to Tomac. He wanted to beat Tomac (obviously) so he could prove he's the best. That's all it is. You seriously sound like a very off person.