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"Mark N" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message news > << snip>> > > Then there's the recent article at RRW that some here might have missed - > "Champion Mladin Overcame Epstein-Barr In 2003, Or, Proof That He Is The > Toughest Man We Have Ever Met". In it Mat says, " "I didn't think anything > else of it until Laguna on Saturday afternoon after the AMA race and I could > hardly get off the bike from fatigue. I said to my wife that something is > wrong. As everybody is aware I pulled out of the WSB second race. It was in > mine and the other competitors' best interest that I did this as about 10 > laps into the first race things started to happen that were a little scary, > double vision, etc. I actually struggled to hold myself up under braking and > just felt like lying on the tank. I went and had all the usual bloodwork and > stuff done and was told that I have Epstein-Barr." I mention that for those > who still think that Sunday's results are all they need to know about > Mladin. > I can think of two possible reasons: Troy has been linked to an organization that is dedicated to trying their best, whereas if you look at Suzuki's GP efforts since 2001 you really have to wonder if Mat would actually prefer GP to AMA. At least he is on competitive machinery in the AMA. Second, let's not forget how Mat shined Suzuki's star in 2002 when things weren't going his way and people on this NG were sure that Suzuki Japan was going to give him a wildcard ride at PI at the end of the season http://tinyurl.com/wfdl As for the E-B virus, I've known too many other athletes who've had it to be overly impressed as it related to Mladin's riding.
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