Thank God: Indiana Weather

MxKing809
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Edited Date/Time 8/16/2014 4:07pm
Looks like the first motos should be dry....
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zehn
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8/15/2014 9:09pm
I was actually looking forward to a mudder...
Forza
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8/15/2014 9:15pm
God or Global warming?
ocscottie
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8/15/2014 9:48pm
zehn wrote:
I was actually looking forward to a mudder...
me too!!

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MotoMo165
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8/16/2014 12:19am
Forza wrote:
God or Global warming?
x2. Man I really hope its not a mudder I wanna see the pros rip it up.
discomszyco
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8/16/2014 1:37am
The track looks fast. Id rather see them balls out as best they can in a swamp.
8/16/2014 4:38am Edited Date/Time 8/16/2014 4:40am
"and the down pour begins here at the iron man national" - Nathen LaPorte #950

Just saw him mention it on Facebook..,
mcopsey
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8/16/2014 5:04am
It rained pretty hood here for a half hour. It's started back up after a 20 minute break.

Radar shows a big one coming in three to four hours.
motofab36
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8/16/2014 5:27am
Since I ended up not being able to go I hope it rains like a mofo!
ChrisB10
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8/16/2014 5:27am
I like mudders just not at this track. Really bummed out. This track looks super fast and would want to see it in it's prime not a sloppy slower mudder where guys are just struggling to stay on 2 wheels.
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8/16/2014 5:47am
If we had already seen a race at this track, I would be down for a mudder. But for the first race, I wanna see it in the best conditions possible.
Crush
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8/16/2014 7:43am
Couldn't we have had a judder in Utah?! Haha, this track looked too good to spoil!
h&m_cycle
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8/16/2014 7:54am
It rains a shitload in Germany, Don't know how much time Dungey actually rode in Minn.

I read he spent alot of winters in Texas (Dungey) it rains there though

I remember RC @ Millville, how many of you remember RC @ Highpoint 97?
Waaaaaaaa! #70 PC KAW. crying on national tv. guess RC, the north fl. boy is a quick learner. lapping field Millville

lets see what those Cali boys do. I love it.
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8/16/2014 7:56am
Why in the hell would anyone want to see a mudder? Slower racing, not clearing big jumps, and you don't get to see the best from the best. Also looks like it would have been a great track that most of us have not seen before. I swear the people wanting a mud race are the same people that hope to see crashes and like monster trucks.
stewie94
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8/16/2014 8:02am
Feldspar wrote:
Why in the hell would anyone want to see a mudder? Slower racing, not clearing big jumps, and you don't get to see the best from...
Why in the hell would anyone want to see a mudder? Slower racing, not clearing big jumps, and you don't get to see the best from the best. Also looks like it would have been a great track that most of us have not seen before. I swear the people wanting a mud race are the same people that hope to see crashes and like monster trucks.
thts ur opinion & thats fine but i love mud races & its not for the crashes & what not.......
OW38B
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8/16/2014 8:14am
MxKing809 wrote:
Looks like the first motos should be dry....
Well......It is dust free........Whistling
PressPassP
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8/16/2014 9:06am
I don't mind a murder once in the year,I love to see them rip each round but a bit of variety is all the better to test them
steve_97060
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8/16/2014 9:39am
mud races suck, who the hell wants to watch riders tip toe around a sloppy ass track..
308
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8/16/2014 9:52am
mud races suck, who the hell wants to watch riders tip toe around a sloppy ass track..
Blasphemy! Millville 2006.
RickLeY
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8/16/2014 9:53am
I dont mind a mudder, but MAN i wanted to see that track dry.. Gonna get deep as h*** with a new track like that, wonder how the bottom stuff is like I just heard on the pre-race thing on promotocross.com that they did a bunch of stuff to keep the track flood safe, guess it's in an area that usually floods? going to be interesting to say the least.

Freddy Norèn got the final 40'th time to the moto 1 gate, 3:28 something-laptime O_O holy smokes.. hello onelined
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8/16/2014 9:55am
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Blasphemy! Millville 2006.
Milville has some base atleast im pretty sure this will be way worse if it pours like back then. that was mainly water standing on the track this will suck it all up.
endurox
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8/16/2014 9:56am
in 7 minutes, more rain on the way according to accuweather.com
reded
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8/16/2014 1:17pm
The cream rises to the top no matter the conditions. I love seeing how these guys adapt to diversity as well seeing how the rain will factor into the C'ship.
Feldspar
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8/16/2014 1:30pm
reded wrote:
The cream rises to the top no matter the conditions. I love seeing how these guys adapt to diversity as well seeing how the rain will...
The cream rises to the top no matter the conditions. I love seeing how these guys adapt to diversity as well seeing how the rain will factor into the C'ship.
Dungey has beaten Roczen handily in every moto since moto 1 in Budds Creak. He has clearly been better and was only down 7 points. The start is everything in a mud race. Roczen clearly had the better starts today. Who the riders are besides you off the start plays a part in the start. Since there were several no name 3 digit riders in the top 10 in timed practice, this clearly could have effected the start for RD.

It is what it is but anyone that has been watching these races knows that RD was the favorite to win the title before the rain came in today. Luck plays a part in a mud race.
ayearinmx
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8/16/2014 1:38pm Edited Date/Time 8/16/2014 1:39pm
reded wrote:
The cream rises to the top no matter the conditions. I love seeing how these guys adapt to diversity as well seeing how the rain will...
The cream rises to the top no matter the conditions. I love seeing how these guys adapt to diversity as well seeing how the rain will factor into the C'ship.
Feldspar wrote:
Dungey has beaten Roczen handily in every moto since moto 1 in Budds Creak. He has clearly been better and was only down 7 points. The...
Dungey has beaten Roczen handily in every moto since moto 1 in Budds Creak. He has clearly been better and was only down 7 points. The start is everything in a mud race. Roczen clearly had the better starts today. Who the riders are besides you off the start plays a part in the start. Since there were several no name 3 digit riders in the top 10 in timed practice, this clearly could have effected the start for RD.

It is what it is but anyone that has been watching these races knows that RD was the favorite to win the title before the rain came in today. Luck plays a part in a mud race.
Yea, that red plate that Roczen has held since Hangtown was definitely luck as well Pinch

Season didn't start at Budds Creek and it hasn't ended yet, but whoever wins the championship will have deserved it over all 24 of the motos, not just by doing well at certain ones

EDIT: Roczen also beat Dungey in moto 1 at Millville, after Budds Creek
DA498
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8/16/2014 2:31pm
I witnessed the RC mudder at Millvile, Crazy! I love the Dunge, but Roczen has been solid and deserves the Championship. Clearly handled RD early and saved himself today in the adverse conditions. That's a Championship ride. Would have rather had it been dry but that's MX and they all have to deal.
8/16/2014 2:36pm Edited Date/Time 8/16/2014 2:37pm
Feldspar wrote:
Dungey has beaten Roczen handily in every moto since moto 1 in Budds Creak. He has clearly been better and was only down 7 points. The...
Dungey has beaten Roczen handily in every moto since moto 1 in Budds Creak. He has clearly been better and was only down 7 points. The start is everything in a mud race. Roczen clearly had the better starts today. Who the riders are besides you off the start plays a part in the start. Since there were several no name 3 digit riders in the top 10 in timed practice, this clearly could have effected the start for RD.

It is what it is but anyone that has been watching these races knows that RD was the favorite to win the title before the rain came in today. Luck plays a part in a mud race.
That's somewhat true but getting good starts is also part of good technique and focus on the day. Besides, start or no start Kenny just rode superior today. He completely embraced the conditions, stood up on the pegs and flowed round the race track like he didn't have a care in the world. He was the better rider by a mile today. Admittedly I want Ken to win this title but I'd give the same credit (and did last week) if it were Ryan. Tbh Ryan was the one that was arguably a little bit "lucky" in that first moto given his on / off and back on, first turn excursion. I want to watch the replay again but I think he may have done well to avoid more than a raised eyebrow from the race officials with that one.

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