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12/7/2015 7:53am
I understand that in order to get the most out of one's career it makes sense to lighten the load at a certain point in time. I understand the logic behind that. But if I remember correctly most guys who have gone SX only have really never benefited much in terms of being successful during the SX season they raced in. And in many cases suffered injury and then had to wait another entire year (since they were not doing Nats) in order to come back even slower that next year as the rest have stepped it up yet another notch in terms of speed and confidence.
I could be wrong but every time I hear the term "SX only" my eyes roll as I anticipate the same results most have had. Can anyone remember a season where a SX only guy did really well?
The Shop
The whole point of being SX only is that you benefit in the 2nd year because you've had the summer off/not getting beaten up outdoors.
worked out as far as what though..championships..or just extending careers?
i think some people are SX only these days due to monetary/budget contraints and not so much because they dislike outdoors
SX pays
outdoors doesnt
actually..well yeah they make money..but are they profiting off of it? unlikely
Pit Row
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