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Good stuff as usual from Mladin.
What I've learned from him is that
1) I'm amazing
2)I didn't lose any championships because I wasn't good enough but because I was only focused on winning individual races
3)I don't want me or anyone around me to enjoy any success we have
4)Most people read The Art of War to sharpen their mental edge all I need is the Kim Jung Ill approach
5)Noone in Moto GP could beat me on AMA tracks except maybe Rossi even though 2 of them already have
6)If you don't do everything exactly like I do than you will always be wrong and it won't work
7)I'm amazing
Great points of view on body types, corner speed, clutch control, Ben Bostrom and front tire importance.
One great piece missing was his thoughts on losing the title to Nicky Hayden.
What I've learned from him is that
1) I'm amazing
2)I didn't lose any championships because I wasn't good enough but because I was only focused on winning individual races
3)I don't want me or anyone around me to enjoy any success we have
4)Most people read The Art of War to sharpen their mental edge all I need is the Kim Jung Ill approach
5)Noone in Moto GP could beat me on AMA tracks except maybe Rossi even though 2 of them already have
6)If you don't do everything exactly like I do than you will always be wrong and it won't work
7)I'm amazing
Great points of view on body types, corner speed, clutch control, Ben Bostrom and front tire importance.
One great piece missing was his thoughts on losing the title to Nicky Hayden.
<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE (Jumkie @ Mar 19 2010, 08:59 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}><div class='quotemain'>
Great recap JK.
Yes, mladin's basic stance seems to be that as spies beat him he must be as good as rossi, since rossi is presumably the only other rider who is mladin's superior.
Yes, mladin's basic stance seems to be that as spies beat him he must be as good as rossi, since rossi is presumably the only other rider who is mladin's superior.
