Pumaxcs wrote:I hated Barcia for that. Mookie was on point that night and was looking to make his first 450 night a great one then Barcia pulls his typical over aggressive stuff and that happens. Mookie has been consistent with doing that, he takes no shit. If I was killing my 450 class debut and then someone who has already knocked themselves out of the points suddenly thinks every position counts and did that to me I'd let him know how much of a retard he was too. Not that i think Mookie would have just gave up the position I surely don't think he would be pushing someone that hard considering how he has no dog in the fight. I've been riding this "Mookie Fever" hype for sometime and I thought it was about to become a world wide epidemic but someone named after a cartoon turned vitamin character ruined the rest of Daytona for me.
Look, I think Barcia is a tool too. But to be brutally honest, it wasn't like his pass was super dirty. He came in aggressively to take the line away and at least had an intent of passing. Malcolm looked like he just cut down and he didn't expect Barcia to be there. I fail to see how Barcia is a "retard" when what he did was an act of racing. If anything, Malcolm left the door wide open for Barcia to make a move. If you want to talk about how Barcia almost killed him and Roczen, then that's a completely different story. Like I said, his aggressive riding will catch up with him sooner or later (I think it already has). Also like I said, it was one thing for Malcolm to shove Barcia (I don't blame him for being frustrated or mad), but to dump the clutch into his bike was crossing the line.
How does this (assuming that's what you're implying here) kill his hype? He's an amazing rider; he'll be fine.
Ddavis wrote:Not sure what your point is...
Just pointing something out. That's all.
