No Orlando SX Comments?
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Okiewan said:
lets see some flavor, what about Mint Chocolate Chip? :ohmy: , i think we just started another thread ;) .
Mxrider26x
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XRpredator said:
Stewart lost THREE 125 nationals and he entered 31. RV has already lost 9. Stewart was a freak, and he smoked everyone. RV only wins his races by an average of 5 seconds.
- Aug 2, 2000
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Stewart wasn't racing against AlessiMxrider26x said:
Mxrider26x
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XRpredator said:
Stewart beat Chad Reed, Grant Langston, Ivan Tedesco, etc.
Pred and Okie you guys are showing your age.
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Conrad Dobler :think:
O.K. I agree that after this year when JBS wins the two titles (WSX,AMASX) the flood gates will open and he will continue to rack up the titles just like RC.
Also as far as this outdoor nonsense, do you haters actually think JBS is going to slow down outdoors. I think that without a mechanical or anyone pushing him he may even match the perfect season in MX. RC did because no one was close enough to cause him to wad it up and his bike was damn good.
JBS is in the same position as far as competition goes, so baring a breakdown, it is realistic. :nener:
Also on this nobody trains harder stuff, I think alot of these guys train much harder than most people see. We judge there training by there results and thats not really a true measure to there commitment. I have said this before, I have seen K-dub train and watched him practice and the guy is amazing, yet on race day he seems to be average. So what seperates him from a JBS,RC or CR? Is it that he has kids to think about? Maybe worried about ending up like Fonz or Bailey? Mental Drive? I don't know the answer, but after watching his preperation in person I don't what else the guy could do.
With that in mind that makes JBS and RC very special. :cool:
Peter Faulk :think:
Conrad Dobler :think:
O.K. I agree that after this year when JBS wins the two titles (WSX,AMASX) the flood gates will open and he will continue to rack up the titles just like RC.
Also as far as this outdoor nonsense, do you haters actually think JBS is going to slow down outdoors. I think that without a mechanical or anyone pushing him he may even match the perfect season in MX. RC did because no one was close enough to cause him to wad it up and his bike was damn good.
JBS is in the same position as far as competition goes, so baring a breakdown, it is realistic. :nener:
Also on this nobody trains harder stuff, I think alot of these guys train much harder than most people see. We judge there training by there results and thats not really a true measure to there commitment. I have said this before, I have seen K-dub train and watched him practice and the guy is amazing, yet on race day he seems to be average. So what seperates him from a JBS,RC or CR? Is it that he has kids to think about? Maybe worried about ending up like Fonz or Bailey? Mental Drive? I don't know the answer, but after watching his preperation in person I don't what else the guy could do.
With that in mind that makes JBS and RC very special. :cool:
rickyd
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Chili said:
He is also going to do some testing Australias version of NASCAR.
From Racer X:
EJ caught up with Chad Reed yesterday to talk about all things supercross, James and Ricky, and even the 250F troops. With all of the talk about RC’s Talladega transition, many people have forgotten that this is what Chad wants to do as well, only in Australia’s version of stock car racing. Last fall, Reed drove a Holden Commodore Australian V8 Supercar (the Holden’s power-to-weight ratio is very close to a Nextel Cup car).
“I loved it. I thought it was awesome,” said Reed. “To be honest, I’m more excited about that than just about anything. It was so much fun. As soon as supercross is over and my obligations here are fulfilled, I’m going to go right back home [to Australia] to do another test. The team I’m working with—and I’m in with one of the best teams—has a two-day test set up for me.
"I guess my situation is a lot like Ricky Carmichael’s. The guy involved with the team I’m working with is a big moto fan and offered me a deal to drive the car and be there with me when I’m driving to tell me when I’m too fast or too slow in certain sections.”
To check out the whole interview, click here.
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LOSING at SX is not his thing :rotfl:Okiewan said:
