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No surprise Crash.net would actually put something up like this. Of even less surprise is Rossi is leading the way as would be expected, confirming the general ignorance of the majority of the GP fanbase.
MotoGP News - Who's the greatest MotoGP champion of all time?
What I find simply appalling is how little votes some of those names on the list have received. I wouldn't expect any of them to garner as many as Rossi, it being a subjective poll and all. But to see Lawson, Rainey, and Roberts Sr. garner so little is mildly disturbing. I'm a bit surprised at Stoner slotting in behind Rossi. It continues the trend of him becoming more favorable in retirement than he ever was when he was riding.
Now there's no real way to definitively say who the "greatest" GP champion of them all is. However I do feel confident enough to say persuasive cases can be made for certain riders. I also feel confident enough to say a strongly persuasive case can be made against the current front runner, Valentino Rossi who while immensely talented, simply cannot reasonably said to be the best for a plethora of reasons.
MotoGP News - Who's the greatest MotoGP champion of all time?
What I find simply appalling is how little votes some of those names on the list have received. I wouldn't expect any of them to garner as many as Rossi, it being a subjective poll and all. But to see Lawson, Rainey, and Roberts Sr. garner so little is mildly disturbing. I'm a bit surprised at Stoner slotting in behind Rossi. It continues the trend of him becoming more favorable in retirement than he ever was when he was riding.
Now there's no real way to definitively say who the "greatest" GP champion of them all is. However I do feel confident enough to say persuasive cases can be made for certain riders. I also feel confident enough to say a strongly persuasive case can be made against the current front runner, Valentino Rossi who while immensely talented, simply cannot reasonably said to be the best for a plethora of reasons.