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USA has podiumed the last 4 years, but we all expect them to win–still I think for most, which is why the other countries celebrate the wins so much–and it was fucking close this year, a bad start or a tip over here or there was all that was in it...
But... 4 years of surfaces and track designs that aren't really replicated that often if at all in the USA.
Hills–Yep, GH, Millvile, Budds and Colorado–not lots of off cambers and twisty turny crap though, they're all almost straight up and down
Almost no rocks anywhere?
Hard pack ruts snotty ruts?
What say you... Would you rather see some more diversity in the USA tracks, are they too homogenous?
But... 4 years of surfaces and track designs that aren't really replicated that often if at all in the USA.
Hills–Yep, GH, Millvile, Budds and Colorado–not lots of off cambers and twisty turny crap though, they're all almost straight up and down
Almost no rocks anywhere?
Hard pack ruts snotty ruts?
What say you... Would you rather see some more diversity in the USA tracks, are they too homogenous?
The Euro says the dirt is great.
The American says it is really slick.
https://youtu.be/7UBT6Y5tAQs
Ernee' was pretty good I think
Many GP riders hate Lommel and in turn plenty don't like hardpack,the US tracks are all so much more similar to each other,racing those tracks all the time hones that set of skills,hence even the best guys in the AMA can struggle on some of the tracks of the last 4 years
A National at a place like the old Carlsbad would be great,Southwick seemed the only track on the circuit that was a talking point brought out the specialists like Dowd etc
The Shop
Alot of the corners were stop and go or tip toe off camber/downhill. Really hard to make up alot of time in corners like that.
Our guys finished right next to the French team aside from the mild catastrophe of the last moto.
Of course our guys are going to say it was slick, they lost! They did well though.
Great track overall.
Would you say they disced it as deep as an American track or somewhere in between an American and a GP track?
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