San Diego is an excellent place for a race the pits are good and the stadium is huge, This season is going in warp speed and everyweek brings something  or someone new. I'm kind of bummed the West Coast lites is over for 8 weeks because I really was getting used to working with Don from the Pit and his rider Clay , Also Clay's family have been awesome people to be around.

The day was fairly easy, I got up at 4 am and Drove from AZ to San Diego , Don had already put wheels on the bike and Ted ran it through Tech , so all I had to do was attend the riders meeting and prepare for Practice.

Ted qualified pretty good but ended up getting taken out on the start of the lcq and pulled off a little banged up.

San Diego was no different than anyother race and the people coming over to say hello never failed to impress.

I met Xavier Audoudard who is the Author of the Book in my headline "The Great History of Supercross"  I was very excited to finally meet him and was pumped he gave me a personally signed copy.

I also met Chip Morton a Photog for dirt rider who is also very cool and likes to take different photo's (non-action) that I'm excited to see.

I also got to have a long talk with Jim Holly who was very cool.

I also saw a lot of AZ people like Stultz , Jones and even saw Kyle Killebrew in the tunnel with the KTM jr Kids. it was excellent to see all these guy's

I also met my buddy Dwayne who is always a blast to talk to.

I can't say enough about how cool the Wonderwart Hog programme has been and can't believe they continue to put this monumental task together for us.

We got up a little late and drove home to AZ and the whole time as I reflected on the past weeks I realized something.

In my own small way I have become a part of my friend Xavier's 2nd book.

The Great History of Supercross

Atlanta here we come.

JP