Ex-Factory -Mladin didn't win and the SKY IS FALLING! June 15, 2009 08:48 AM
I have to say that I agree 100% + with LimeyMoto66 and bikerrandy. I’ve been reading these posts about Mladin for sometime and I’m sure most of them are written by kids who have so little racing experience if any that it sickens me at just how stupid they are. What I hear over and over is just non stop whining by one idiot after another!!! Was anyone complaining when Rossi was winning all the time? Not that I recall. Was anyone whining when Freddie, Nicky, Russell or Hayden was winning all the time? Not that I recall. BIG F N deal Hayes and Pegram won one race and the F N media buries Mladin saying it’s over. How F N STUPID ARE THESE GUYS!!! Hmmm lets see, Mats bike comes from the dealer showroom and Peagrams is a purpose built Superbike with 200 more cc’s and goes what 200mph! Hmm lest see Peagram’s bike had how much more MPH then Mladins bike and the rest of the field at the last race? Yet Mladin can still take POLE!! What a bunch of whining punkass immature brainless idiots you all are for you comments!!! THE F N NASBIKE organization has killed Superbike in this country period! There are now more exotic bikes at an F N club race then what race in this stupid FN NASBIKE series. Yet Mladin takes an F N STREET BIKE that ANYONE OF YOU DUMBASSES can go buy from a dealer and with modifications that ANYONE CAN DO he kicks everyone’s ASS because HE’S THE BEST RIDER OUT THERE HEEEEEEEEEEELLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLL IS THIS THING ON???????? Yet you dumb asses STILL WHINE sayings he, Yoshimura and Suzuki are to dominant. Why don’t all the other losers’ who race against Mladin STEP THE F UP and beat him instead of crying and whining like all you idiots do? Why? Because they CAN’T! I for the life of me can’t figure out why people who “choose” to race in the TOP class here in the US whine when they can’t win or their bike isn’t this or that. When I started racing at the club level I had a goal and that was to won day win #1. It took many many years and a LOT OF $$$$$$$ but eventually I won a couple of # 1’s. I would never have even considered racing in classes that I felt I and my team weren’t ready for. But time and time again I see teams racing in a series that they simply don’t stand a chance in because they haven’t got the talent or the equipment to be competitive. My stomach turns when I walk thru a racing paddock and see the garbage that god only knows where these people dream up these bikes and color schemes that they race for all the world to see. Just simply clueless! If you’re not ready don’t race in the class!! HEEELLLLLLLLLOOOO!!! Stay in superstock, hone your skills win races and when you can ride to 100% then get some sponsors, bet a bigger bike and then think about moving up the pinnacle class. For me I wish Mladin would stay around and continue to race here but he won’t He’s done, he’s fed up with all the whiners and lack of competition to race against here. He’s made his mark and he’s leaving the US for good at the end of the 09 season. Will he race in WSBK or just retire only he knows. Again for those who missed it he leaves us his mark in history that we will never see again! For me as well I’m done. I have no interest watching show room stock bikes race around a track. I mean how stupid is it to spend all this money to see a glorified club race and watch nearly showroom stock bikes!! I used to go to the races to see the best of the best on unobtainium equipment the likes of which were never at club races, ever. I and others go to F1 or MotoGP races to see the best on the sickest equipment built. You don’t see F1 teams or MotoGP teams whining that they can never win because their drivers/riders aren’t good enough or their cars/bikes suck. No they hunker down and try building better bikes and hiring better drivers/riders to be the top and win. So what all your idiotic posts about Mladin do is show the “world” just how narrow minded stupid little punk asses you really are! I’d slap your parents for giving birth to such idiots if I could but I’m sure they tossed the test tubes away a long time ago.

LimeyMoto66 -Mladin, Yosh and AMA June 12, 2009 01:43 PM
C'mon guys, we've been over this before. You can't be going hating Yosh/Mladin for winning. If no one can keep up with them you should be turning your angst to the other wannabees in the lineup. The rules have been rewritten to put a stop to the Suzuki domination, and as of yet, it has not worked. Mladin rolls on, win after win, and has a monster lead in the standings. As has been said, he can finish 2nd the rest of the way and still take the crown. But knowing a bit about Mat I doubt that will be his style. He's a competitor and wants to win every single race. Lucky for him he's with an incredible team that is able to give him an opportunity to do that each weekend. And as witnessed by the obvious disappointment at his second place last weekend, Mat still has that fire, that passion to go for the win each and every time. He will not go down lightly, or as my RG500-riding mate Matt back in the UK would say, if he's going down, he's going down bloody :) So, step it up Pegram, Yates, Hayes, Hayden at al. Given the right circumstances Mat can be beaten, and thats great for the fans and great for the series. But 2 races out of 14 or whatever isn't going to cut it. These guys have to prove they can do it consistently. And quite whining about the rules, or unfair advantages. Wanna talk unfair advantage? How frustrating is it to pass a guy in the turns, on the brakes every lap just to get passed down the straighaway? Thats not racing, thats NHRA. And really, fans, do we really care who wins as long as the racing is great. Bashing fairings, block passing, slicing and dicing. Even if it is for second place good racing is what it is al about, eh. See ya's all at the track adam

mashew monshero -Mladin June 11, 2009 09:52 PM
Superlight, I totally agree with you. It's almost like watching a Suzuki cup for the last 3 or 4 years with AMA. Yes, I admit that I am a big fan of Suzuki / Mat, but I want to see other people win as well. As I watched Josh Hayes in his winning interview when he beat Mladin, I beleived he had tears of joy. This is what I mean, watching AMA and SBK are like my soap operas. As far as your question goes, Suzuki's in Miller SBK did not do too well. Plus I was more excited watching Jamie Hacking and Ben Spies kick some ass. However, I was pretty bummed out with Jake Zemke's results. Anyhow, superbike Smackdown was held at T-Hill this year. If you are close to the area, we have a private Track Day Sept 9 at t-hill. Being a road racer your self, I sure am humble enough to learn more and maybe help me refine all aspects of riding. Peace.

mashew monshero -Mladin June 10, 2009 08:58 PM
Mat has a commanding lead right now, the championship is his for the taking this season. The only thing that can beat him if he gets a strings of DNF with the remaining rounds. What amazes me the most is if whenever he does not win a race, its like a huge deal to everyone. He's on a '09 brand new bike in its early stage development. Larry Pegram barely beat him on a bike that he has been using since the start of the season. As far my answer to the editor's question, Mat has the luxury of not preasuring himself this season to win any more races. He can afford to finish second place each race coz from what I've seen in the points standing, no one comes close at the moment.

IJB -race coverage June 10, 2009 10:37 AM
Ben - don't come to a motorcyle racing/lifestyle website and not expect to see stories as they relate to results and then complain aobut it...thats just stupid!

Superlight -Racing June 10, 2009 05:15 AM
For the AMA superbike series to survive the Yoshimura dynasty has to end. All props to Yosh/Mladin for running a professional organization that has delivered win after win, year after year, but its boring for all but rabid Suzuki fans. When a race starts the spectator should wonder just who might be the victor, not count up successive wins by one team/rider.