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Best in the World Championship series.
Again, congrats AC. You are the champ!
Weeks you keep posting odd things. Seriously you come out as a bit ignorant here. Anyone with vision recognizes a champ on both sides of the pond. DeSalle performance didn't make you humble just a bit did it?
Pit Row
Ryan Villopoto won by somewhere near one minute was completely untouchable that day by anyone there, including Ricky Carmichael, who said so himself. Cairoli was in a panic and blew himself up that day.
You say DeSalle's performance should have humbled Weeks, and perhaps you are right. I for one was not surprised by DeSalle, given that I saw him in person at Washougal last year. But I would strongly suggest you not engage in revisionist history and diminish Villopoto's accomplishments that day at Budd's Creek by saying that Cairoli DNFd because of crashes.
Give true credit where it is due. He put a whipping on the world that day.
Congrats Tony!
I read, somewhere, that the KTM 350 sucks!?
What gives?
Anyways...
Congrat's to Tony and the folks at KTM. They ALL earned it.
Likewise comparing AC winning the majority of the moto's against CP a few years back as a way of comparing which series is better is IMO is stupid. At that point AC was a much better more expierenced rider than CP. If you put AC on a 250f now, I'm not sure he could beat CP or MM.
AC deserves a round of applause for winning the Championship. Maybe us Americans will get lucky and see him compete in the AMA series.
And maybe Euro's will realilize that a lot of the time they are just as biased to their riders as us Americans are to ours.
Some people might have been surprised by his finish at Unadilla, but I was not. I watched him get third at Washougal last year so I figured that with another year of experience, on a factory bike, at a GP style track like Unadilla, he would do fantastic, which is of course exactly what he did.
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