Motoamerica at V.I.R.

Ive got $5 on the 418. G97 gettin soft these days being a cat guy with pet fish.

 

I'm done, can't argue with somebody that substitutes their own reality.

Dude has been riding my dick for a month now because at some point in his life Herrin was a mean to him.

 

You, of anyone, would certainly know.

 

Who’s arguing?

Keep talking out your ass, Not my fault you are unable to back up your statement, never mind you stating I said social media doesn’t matter. Show me where I made that statement.

You are done, but don’t pretend it’s by your own choice. You’re done because, once again, you talked out of your ass and made statements that you can’t back up. I asked a very simple question and you run off like a little bitch. LOL Done indeed.

 

buncha assholes talking shit again

 

Well, if they can really rescue guys in the desert in 20 minutes, he's not wrong.

You're

 

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Well, not all the whining.

 

Yeah, seeing the flags /lights in the heat of the battle is exactly what I’m thinking about. The downed rider crashed right in front of me and I can assure you he was in part of the impact zone. That corner entry has a slight bend to the right and it just depends how early into the corner you crash what angle you take. He crashed into the other rider mostly up and down on the brakes going too deep trying to make a pass. So he was earlier than where Teagg crashed, but thankfully Teagg didn’t crash earlier in the corner.

I do appreciate the dialogue.

 

I think that 20 min. number is an average for all racers. A former MotoGP rider and factory KTM guy will be followed by a helicopter most of the time. His response time would be in seconds or however long it takes to find a LZ and run to him. Other less funded teams would probably expect a much longer response time than 20 minutes.

 

Do those TV helicopters all have medical personnel on board?

 

Couldn't see the image on my work computer, thought I was just stupid for a minute there. Maybe I still am. But man....it's so nice to hear someone just be up front and honest about what's going on behind the scenes.