Dryslick tracks

just James
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Edited Date/Time 2/17/2013 3:53pm
Seems like every round so far this season, the riders have been saying that it is very slick out there. Just from spectating on TV, it looks like it to me too. Has something changed with the way the tracks are being prepared this year? Personally, I like watching races where the traction is so good that the riders can't keep the front down coming out of corners, and the back end down when braking.
Could this be intentional? Trying to slow things down for safety?
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TDeath21 2/17/2013 3:49pm
2/17/2013 3:49pm
Dallas always has been, and basically everything on the west coast besides Seattle is. Atlanta, St Louis, and Daytona should be different.
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mxjef 2/17/2013 3:53pm
2/17/2013 3:53pm
I don't want to start a 2-stroke vs. 4-stroke thing (even though I think supercross racing was better on 2-strokes) but could it be because dirt werx is making the tracks more hard packed on purpose so that the track doesn't get torn up as much by the 4-strokes???.... Just wondering

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