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Grant at Glen Helen. I wouldn't be surprised if Jason Anderson won a moto either.
Really looking forward to Bagget, Dungey is probably the favorite.
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Ryan Dungey is going to
Dominate !
I'm just looking forward to seeing them all out there at this point.
I know, he's certainly not a proven entity to make it in the top three, but consider that he's gotten in the top five in the past. This becomes far more impressive when you consider he was running privateer equipment and didn't race most of the series- it's about like some guy coming off the couch and doing a damn good job as QB in a NFL game. Now put him on the top-fuel rocket ship JGR bike, increase his confidence, have him stay sharp by racing the whole series and you have a recipe for some excellent results- he's certainly done so in SX.
I bet he's a podium guy in the outdoors and in the hunt for race wins. Next year he's a championship contender.
Is Grant back on Two Two for outdoors? How long is his contract?
I'd say Dungey, Roczen, Canard, and Tomac are the safe bets.
Wild guesses are Reed, Stewart, BB4, and Seely. Not saying that CAN'T win, but these guys are constantly either winning, or in the mid pack and you can never guess which side is going to show up on any given day.
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