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I started off with Hangtown 250 moto #1 and I couldn't find a green bike with #4 anywhere.
It was a Homer Simpson D'Oh moment when the announcer mentioned Blake on the #12.
I'm 66 years old, I guess this is expected now !
Moto'd till my mid 50's
It was a Homer Simpson D'Oh moment when the announcer mentioned Blake on the #12.
I'm 66 years old, I guess this is expected now !
Moto'd till my mid 50's
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Baggett this year the races he was on it, he would turn up the pace the same time as he usually does. His times would be fastest on track at that time of the race and rival the best lap times of the race all together. But back in 2012 and 2011 when he wicked it up he was like 2 seconds sometimes 3 faster than the fastest lap of the race. 5+ seconds faster than anyone on the track at that lap. Truly incredible. If you think I am exaggerating, go re watch them.
This year I believe Martin took advantage of an incredible bike combined with his ability rose to be a champion. But I truly believe Blake's Kawasaki had nothing for the Yamaha this year. I was watching the last moto of the year. For example in the split section, second half the race he was doing it faster than anyone. avoiding the drop in hole at the end of it and just railing. Each part of the track he was dissecting and missing bumps etc. Than they would put Martin on the screen, hitting every hole, pointing and shooting at times. But that Yamaha power would not be denied.
I apologies if it sounds like I am taking away from Jmart. That guy earnt the title fair and square. Just making a point of my observations of the bike differences.
He had some moments in some of those races , in which he did things I didn't think were humanly possible on a bike. The speed he carried through certain parts of the track made everyone ( I mean everyone! ) look slow! Eli had some memorable psychotic rides as well!
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