RYAN VILLOPOTO VS RYAN DUNGEY - 2013 OUTDOORS

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  • čas přidán 23. 08. 2024
  • This is a compilation of Villopoto and Dungey battling for the 2013 Outdoor title. Watch Villopoto's incredible speed and Dungey's super consistency. Watch for other riders such as James Stewart and Justin Barcia to get in the mix. Epic and action packed. Dont miss Ryan Villopoto vs Ryan Dungey - 2013 Outdoors.
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Komentáře • 88

  • @Ryanharrison69
    @Ryanharrison69 Před 3 lety +27

    In villopotos prime nobody could touch him. Fun to watch. RV will always be my favourite.

    • @claterrberseker9340
      @claterrberseker9340 Před 2 lety +1

      feel like the only dude who could beat him is a prime Eli in outdoors. no one else could come close, not even roczen probably. if RV stayed he would’ve beat a lot of rickys records.

    • @TheLeonard185
      @TheLeonard185 Před 2 lety +4

      @@claterrberseker9340 uh Prime RC ? Prime JS? Shit , prime canard ? Prime pourcel? Why is Tomac so overhyped?

    • @zackbarton630
      @zackbarton630 Před 2 lety +2

      Rv smokes tomac prime vs prime

    • @byronjames-zr2kp
      @byronjames-zr2kp Před rokem

      Wait didn’t prime roczen win 2 outdoor championships? 🫣

    • @vaughanscott7308
      @vaughanscott7308 Před 3 měsíci +2

      Dude theres no way in hell RV2 was better than Stewart and I love RV2​@claterrberseker9340

  • @MoonDeric
    @MoonDeric Před 4 lety +11

    Here you are again just posting what the people need. Thanks G

  • @thumpernats
    @thumpernats Před 3 lety +5

    Villopoto, best style ever!! Thanks WD840..

  • @rmrm1002
    @rmrm1002 Před 4 lety +19

    RV2...one of the sickest let it all hang out use every line riders I’ve ever seen! Fun to watch

  • @JustEdit22
    @JustEdit22 Před 2 lety +6

    Dungey, Villopoto, Stewart, and Reed we’re so fun to watch back then and imagine if Canard could stay healthy

    • @bunnyman6321
      @bunnyman6321 Před 2 měsíci

      You forgot RC was fun to watch too

    • @JustEdit22
      @JustEdit22 Před 2 měsíci

      @@bunnyman6321 He wasn’t racing in 2013 though

  • @SymonSaysTV
    @SymonSaysTV Před 4 lety +18

    Darn I miss those great days!

  • @jpstephensyt
    @jpstephensyt Před rokem +2

    Wow Villoptoto’s aggressiveness was insane, safety wasn’t in his mind at all lol dude was riding that Kawi like he stole it. Awesome.

  • @dealspeed6756
    @dealspeed6756 Před 2 lety +3

    I wish there was an archive of all the previous seasons of racing. 2013 was a fantastic season both 250 and 450. And there is nowhere to re-watch them.

  • @slimbrady6691
    @slimbrady6691 Před 3 lety +6

    20:50 "There's a reason Dungey has that #1 plate on his bike" Yea because Villopoto was out that season 😂

  • @kevinsnow9157
    @kevinsnow9157 Před 2 lety +1

    This is by far my favorite channel on CZcams!!

  • @riotmaxxx1984
    @riotmaxxx1984 Před 4 lety +15

    Dungey is my guy, but Villopoto is on in another level. WOW

    • @Duke_803
      @Duke_803 Před 4 lety

      *was

    • @bruhmcbruh33
      @bruhmcbruh33 Před 3 lety +2

      @@Duke_803 had he stayed dungey wouldve retired early or lost his ride

  • @mrchilliosful
    @mrchilliosful Před 4 lety +18

    Damn it Ryans you retired too early!!

  • @KG-yc6cl
    @KG-yc6cl Před 4 lety +2

    I miss watching those two battle. Different styles and approaches. Aggressive on the track. Always classy and respectful.

  • @tonytone3498
    @tonytone3498 Před 3 lety +2

    Remember when villopoto was tearing up the 250 division during the reed-Stewart rivalry era and knew once he got into the 450 class he would take over. Ahh the memories

  • @Tide12NC
    @Tide12NC Před 4 lety +6

    Wonder if Dungey misses it? I see a lot of Dungey’s riding style in Sexton. But Dungey’s attitude was the best, I really hated seeing him leave.

    • @WonderBoy0403
      @WonderBoy0403 Před 4 lety +3

      Agreed! Always hungry and positive 100%

  • @EarthSurferUSA
    @EarthSurferUSA Před 4 lety +1

    The only editing I would have liked to see is the name of the track at the beginning of event.
    Thanks for the download.

  • @tecniman356
    @tecniman356 Před 2 lety +1

    Dungey never was aggressive like villopoto was. He had the talent but wasn't hungry to fight villo

  • @timprall5417
    @timprall5417 Před 4 lety +6

    Ryan gave Ryan the Golden ticket when he retired! Not that hard to see, It's all right here! Not saying RD wasn't good but far from RV! RV came in and RD never won another championship in anything till RV called it quits! Pretty amazing how life does you sometimes? Later in his Championships it was not RD that was the competition, Chad Reed was strong as ever! RV might have gone down as the best ever but we will never know. CR, You have my respect for always bringing it!

    • @sandman4333
      @sandman4333 Před 4 lety +5

      RV no doubt one of the very best ever! (Him & Stew most fun to watch!) Unfortunately, he got burnt out, you could see in his face, no longer enjoyed it. Look at him now, happy. (Of course the $ doesn't hurt, but he's one cool dude.) RD suffered the same burn out in the end.

    • @snowzZzZz
      @snowzZzZz Před 4 lety +3

      Dungey was pretty competitive speed wise with Villopoto when he was on the Suzuki, maybe that process of switching to KTM and getting used to the bike took away a bit of that sharp edge (especially since he's not known to push too far beyond his comfort zone which would be affected by his change to the new bike), similar to how it took Tomac a while to reach similar speeds on his Kawasaki to what he had on the Honda during the 2015 outdoors season. Villopoto never rode anything other than Kawasaki to my knowledge, so I sometimes wonder how different things would have been had Stewart never moved from Kawasaki, Dungey never moved from Suzuki, and Tomac never moved from Honda.
      Not trying to make it seem like the bike is everything, but depending on how sensitive a rider is to change/comfort, it's a factor worth considering. Nothing beats having absolute familiarity with how the bike will respond to each input, which is something that you only get with long term experience/feel on a specific setup. All of that changes and has to be relearned when you switch teams. Charmichael is an anomaly, but he already had such a big lead on everyone speed wise that switching bikes wasn't the end of the world until Stewart entered the picture.
      Just a factor, not saying it's the sole factor or the only factor. It's so hard to compare riders from different eras, I am one of those people though that feels that Eli in top form would have been competitive against Stewart, Charmichael, Villopoto, and Dungey. Despite his inconsistency at times he doesn't have many wild crashes, just weird foolish mistakes or mechanicals, his corner speed is also a strength. His main weakness would have been self belief.

    • @timprall5417
      @timprall5417 Před 4 lety

      @@snowzZzZz Good points! Always many things to look at, and some don't have answers. Like, was it's Dungey's bike switch or Villopoto's learning of tracks and riding style? It wasn't just Dungey that had problems against RV in his championship years.They are all great or we wouldn't be talking about them.

    • @sandman4333
      @sandman4333 Před 3 lety

      @@snowzZzZz I've wondered the exact same thing! Barcia was killing it on the honda, but never quite the same after that. McGrath said leaving honda was one of his worst mistakes. That's not a pat on the back for honda necessarily, just an observation. I'm sure there's other riders and brands I'm not thinking of, I just happened to see Barcia in this video and that reminded me of him..

    • @nilediggs5794
      @nilediggs5794 Před 3 lety

      RV was on yamaha at some point during his amateur career, then was kawi for a long time. He just had a killer instinct and didn't hesitate like you would see Dungy do for a long time, it wasn't until Dungy got with Aldon Baker that he developed that mentality. Every championship he got while Rv was racing was due to him being injured.

  • @KP_213
    @KP_213 Před 3 lety +4

    Miss watching RV dominate.

  • @ryanpeoples4304
    @ryanpeoples4304 Před 3 lety +2

    they have the best names

  • @Unbonded
    @Unbonded Před 3 lety +1

    The days of Ryan Villopoto versus Ryan Dungee the new version of that is Marvin Musquinn and Eli Tomac

  • @johnreymokzcalitmahumot7352

    i miss this men..

  • @vaughanscott7308
    @vaughanscott7308 Před 3 měsíci

    Holy fk what a field Dungey, villopoto, Stewart, Reed, Canard probably the most talented field in history .

  • @TheCoolerBrother
    @TheCoolerBrother Před 11 měsíci

    After Ricky vs James we got Dungey vs Villopoto now we have Jett Lawrence vs No one

  • @shamellrose875
    @shamellrose875 Před 4 lety +6

    What if Eli Tomac was on it during this time with RV?????? Think of the action and speed

    • @wd840mxhighlights
      @wd840mxhighlights  Před 4 lety

      that would have been epic!

    • @gamingcentral1616
      @gamingcentral1616 Před 4 lety +7

      RV wins.

    • @carlongo
      @carlongo Před 4 lety

      very similair riders but id say RV is more consistent. thou no one can beat Eli Tomac on the washougal track not even the local RV :)

    • @timprall5417
      @timprall5417 Před 4 lety +2

      Love Eli, but I've seen a older Dungey run him down! I see Eli as the Dungey that used to try to keep up with RV. Seeing RD took so many championships after RV was no longer there, leads me to believe that RV could have been the best of all time if he hadn't gone! After RV had his accident and came back, RD didn't win any titles until RV left. But the fact is, I hope Eli can have his own reign on SX for a little bit! If he could only get that start down, we may be talking a different story!

    • @carlongo
      @carlongo Před 4 lety +3

      @@timprall5417 i agree to some point. I dont see Eli as dungey i think Eli is waaay more agressive while RD was more tactical and consistent. I was a hardcore villopoto fan back then but i have to give it up to dungey Who always was there each race, pushing rv to his limit. One of the greatest absolutley but no one can ever touch Carmichael :)

  • @pressrolls
    @pressrolls Před 4 lety +10

    Villopoto was the ALPHA.....Dungey was the beta boy.

    • @adub688
      @adub688 Před 3 lety

      They we’re all alpha back then.

  • @alchemist3724
    @alchemist3724 Před 2 lety +1

    10:50 hell yeah!!😎🤙

  • @martywheat9726
    @martywheat9726 Před 3 lety +1

    Villapoto is the real goat !

  • @SIMIskits
    @SIMIskits Před 3 lety +1

    You can just tell thats not the same james stewart out there and as a die hard bubba fan it hurts to see. After the sport did him dirty, you can tell he lost a lot of his love the passionate he was so famous for. The Suzuki could be a factor too but he wasnt really riding for himself anymore, even before he was banned. The sport pushed him away several times and i think he grew tired of pushing back.

    • @wd840mxhighlights
      @wd840mxhighlights  Před 3 lety +1

      I believe it was 2015 is when he got suspended, I think after the 2009 SX title he just slowly got more inconsistent until he retired for whatever reason.

    • @SIMIskits
      @SIMIskits Před 3 lety

      WD840 MX HIGHLIGHTS oh my mistake, i agree that he was inconsistent but i think that was him over pushing himself, hes said in recent interviews that he all he wanted was to win and he would put his life on the line to win every race and would always race on the edge to where it led to many crashes and i think that and the expectations and pressure of the people around him and fans, a portion of the fans turning on him when he started doing well when he moved up to the premier class, all led to him losing the drive that made him so impressive. Hes said that for a while he hated racing and winning became a relief more than a celebration for him.

  • @LesterLara818
    @LesterLara818 Před 3 lety +1

    Dungey beat Villapoto moto 1 at washougal and won other few motos in 2013 why didn't include here? I'm a fan of both rider but I think who made this video is really Villapoto die hard fan lol.

    • @wd840mxhighlights
      @wd840mxhighlights  Před 3 lety

      I try to only include the Moto’s where the went head to head since it’s a video about there rivalry that season. If I do a video where it’s more of a season review I’ll include that type of stuff.

  • @theshootindutchman
    @theshootindutchman Před 4 lety +2

    Saaaaaaweeeeet!

  • @thumpernats
    @thumpernats Před 3 lety +1

    Villopoto!! 4:53

  • @darrensmolinski76
    @darrensmolinski76 Před 4 lety +2

    I forgot how much I liked watching these guys. Kinda boring with just Roczen and Tomac now

    • @xxericxo
      @xxericxo Před 4 lety +2

      Last year Musquin gave Tomac a run for his money in loads of races. I think Cianciarulo is going to be a real contender outdoors if he can stay on 2 wheels and not get hurt. There were a lot of races that he was putting down lap times faster than the 450 guys.

  • @EarthSurferUSA
    @EarthSurferUSA Před 4 lety +1

    RV, the last American MX hero. I missed it because I thought that was going to be RC, hate the 4-strokes and stopped watching racing. I should have known better since I was at the 2007 MXofN. Today, the FIM tracks have turned us into a "fast average".

  • @no_wing_no_prayer
    @no_wing_no_prayer Před 3 lety +1

    RV2

  • @jklr2811
    @jklr2811 Před 4 lety +1

    To cut up couldn't watch.

    • @wd840mxhighlights
      @wd840mxhighlights  Před 4 lety

      Yeah their highlights and I cant show full races due to copyrights.

    • @jklr2811
      @jklr2811 Před 4 lety +1

      @@wd840mxhighlights
      Yeah I get it...thanks for the effort.

  • @tannerjohnson5690
    @tannerjohnson5690 Před 4 lety

    lacking millville

  • @zaccarmichael5313
    @zaccarmichael5313 Před 3 lety

    I race to