Simply the best!

Discussion in 'Motorcycle Racing' started by T3, Sep 29, 2008.

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    T3 Guest

    Better than *ALL* the rest!

    Valentino Rossi..

    That guy never ceases to amaze, he wins 'Guna and renames the 'screw
    and now he snags another title for Yam, at Honda's track too! Nice
    touch...
     
    T3, Sep 29, 2008
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    Julian Bond Guest

    Yup. Vale Rossi surely is the GOAT. But then Hailwood could win on
    multiple different types of bike on the same day. Agostini has won more
    total GPs and 2 or 3 others have won more total titles. And Kenny
    Roberts could win on pretty much any bike including mile, 1/2 mile and
    TT. I kind of wonder if Rossi might ever race at the IoM TT.

    Looks like Honda will only get two major titles this year.
    WSS600 and AMA FX. Not a good year for them.
     
    Julian Bond, Sep 29, 2008
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    T3 Guest

    If he ever did I damn sure wouldn't bet against him!
    Yeah, it's hard not to think they've got some "clarity," or direction
    issues, at least in MGP anyway...
     
    T3, Sep 29, 2008
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  4. Federer

    Jeanne Longo

    Ronnie O'Sullivan

    Usain Bolt (could be)
     
    Carl Sundquist, Oct 1, 2008
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    T3 Guest

    He's for sure the greatest M/C road racer of our time, but that leaves
    me wondering who else currently active in their sport could claim the
    same. Tiger Woods, Kelly Slater and Lance Armstrong (if he's still
    active) is about all anyone here can come up with, you have any others?
     
    T3, Oct 1, 2008
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    allen Guest

    Michael Phelps.

    And very nearly Michael Schumacher, still active sort of (a mere 4
    seconds a lap off the pace in his recent Ten Kate CBR1000 WSB test...
    YE GODS that is quick), statistically the most successful F1 racing
    driver of all time).
     
    allen, Oct 1, 2008
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    T3 Guest

    Good ones! I've just been reminded about John Force too, kinda' hard to
    argue against his numbers either...
     
    T3, Oct 1, 2008
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    sturd Guest

    T3 notes:
    Claims he's coming back to win that french thing
    in '09.

    Ricky Carmichael just retired from MX/SX but still
    did X games and is racing a roundy round car. Can't
    beat his numbers in MX. Yet. Stewart stays healthy
    he will.


    Go fast. Take chances.
    Mike S.
     
    sturd, Oct 1, 2008
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    T3 Guest

    Another one we overlooked, (actually we were unsure if he was still in
    the game) and a big maybe on Stewart, 'cause he's gotta stay upright
    for longer periods if he's gonna approach anything Ricky did...
     
    T3, Oct 1, 2008
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  10. Sorry, I misspelt Jeannie Longo

    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jeannie_Longo
     
    Carl Sundquist, Oct 2, 2008
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    Champ Guest

    And for me, this is what elevates him, and makes him 'great'. He
    simply loves racing; he also has a decent knowledge and appreciation
    of the history of the sport, which is not something one usually finds
    in those with precocious talent.
     
    Champ, Oct 2, 2008
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    T3 Guest

    I'm not sure any of these are in the same class as Woods, Slater,
    Carmichael and Rossi, someday maybe, but not at present..
    Btw, I think Slater either just snagged, or is about to win his 9th
    World Title..
     
    T3, Oct 2, 2008
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    PRETTYXOLGA Guest

    Back that up with a spanking to hrc + hayden @ Aussie GP ["we dont
    need him to win" & "we will destroy him" hrc fuckheadboss]

    Oh for just another 5 laps, would have closed in on Stoner.

    THE-GREATEST-AND-BEST-RIDER-EVER

    End of story!
     
    PRETTYXOLGA, Oct 5, 2008
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