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A few seconds after the drama with Musquin/Dungey and the "lapper", there was more drama that lasted almost the entire lap. Here is the play by play...
-Anderson did what he does and caught Seely right after the white flag came out. How many times have we seen that?
-Seely takes Anderson to the outside of the sand turn and brake checks him.
-With Anderson right behind Seely after the brake check, Seely sends a 450 roost of sand up Anderson's face!
-Now Seely has about 3-4 bike lengths on Anderson heading into the rhythm section after Anderson eats about a couple of shovel's full of sand.
-Into the wall Seely still held a health lead on Anderson.
-Anderson appears to upshift in the whoops in a full out blitz in an attempt to get Seely back.
-Seely sets up for a high entrance, low exit while Anderson never slows down for the turn.
-Anderson cuts to the very inside and meets Seely at the exit and nails his front end sending Cole to the ground while Jason bounces off the Honda and cruises to the finish line well ahead of Seely again.
-Seely then picks up his bike, sees Anderson crossing the finish line and sends him a one finger salute.
-Seely gets is bike started, crosses the finish line and then maneuvers quickly through the crowd on his way to find El Hombre.
Atlanta seems to never disappoint and this year was action packed for sure. Its very rare in Supercross or Motocross to see that much drama during the last lap. Too bad TV missed it.
-Anderson did what he does and caught Seely right after the white flag came out. How many times have we seen that?
-Seely takes Anderson to the outside of the sand turn and brake checks him.
-With Anderson right behind Seely after the brake check, Seely sends a 450 roost of sand up Anderson's face!
-Now Seely has about 3-4 bike lengths on Anderson heading into the rhythm section after Anderson eats about a couple of shovel's full of sand.
-Into the wall Seely still held a health lead on Anderson.
-Anderson appears to upshift in the whoops in a full out blitz in an attempt to get Seely back.
-Seely sets up for a high entrance, low exit while Anderson never slows down for the turn.
-Anderson cuts to the very inside and meets Seely at the exit and nails his front end sending Cole to the ground while Jason bounces off the Honda and cruises to the finish line well ahead of Seely again.
-Seely then picks up his bike, sees Anderson crossing the finish line and sends him a one finger salute.
-Seely gets is bike started, crosses the finish line and then maneuvers quickly through the crowd on his way to find El Hombre.
Atlanta seems to never disappoint and this year was action packed for sure. Its very rare in Supercross or Motocross to see that much drama during the last lap. Too bad TV missed it.
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PS: *Dungey
Sorry, I had to.
"Now Seaey has about 3-4 bike lengths"
This is the big boy class Cole. The most effective retaliation for someone messing with you is to beat him.
I watch trey do some things that made me think they guy is crazy,, never thought that before .
re Cole and Jason: The director needs to have the spotter watch for this and be more aware that when these two get close to each other go to split screen ...
I'm a fan of aggressive racing but that was a little bit much.
Pit Row
Good idea for the director to go to a split screen when he and Seely get near each other.
He also said he owes Anderson two and Dungey one.
Interview here:
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