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It's early days though and you can never tell - lets all hope he can find that bit extra though as it'll make for an even better season next year. Looking on the bright side, if he wasn't feeling it or something was a little off then he was right not to push in what is ultimately a fairly meaningless race. Getting out of there healthy with the data gathered is more important at this point and will hopefully pay off more in the long run.
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im sure he will review the tapes and be ready for sx season.
but I seam to think the reason he went Yamaha is for the horsepower. because of the lackluster Honda holeshots. but he never pulled a holeshot all night.
I wouldn't read too much into last night. Trey did look good though and Davi.
and the constant bad Honda starts he was getting all season,i feel, in his head,yamaha horsepower would put him in the position to be up front.
Now he looks more in control , but slower on the yzf, alot slower..
But he will proly get better as he dials it in. I've ridden a new 14 yami 450 and didn't like it one bit.
II'll gladly race my slower, but better handling crf Anyday..
Pit Row
A fast rider can't make a bad bike design better but a bad bike design will make a fast rider slower.
I can't really pinpoint where Barcia is struggling. I agree with that his block pass strategy holds him back some but I don't think that's the entire puzzle. They played the whole man vs. boy strength in 2013, then there wasn't much progression in 2014. Maybe the bike was just in his head.
And I agree that a one off race like this a season doesn't make. I'm curious to see what progress he makes between now and A1.
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