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2: RD
3: ET
4: JA21
5:MM
6: Seely
7: Webb
Webb is an awesome rider and was spectacular on the 250, BUT I havent seen that out of him on the 450 yet.
I bet he has a tough supercross only making a few podiums, but starts to mesh with the 450 half way through the outdoor season.
Thinking he will beat KR, RD or ET is a little too far fetched IMO.
I really like Webb so i hope he proves me wrong!!!!
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Personally i dont think he will finish the season out I hope I am wrong but he would have to ride above what he has shown so far.
Should be an interesting first 5 races.
Cooper seems to be adjusting to the 450 just fine and I agree with most, there is nothing wrong with the Yamaha. Let's not forget, he was a tip over from leading the Americans to a possible win at the des Nations. He tipped over in a low speed turn in a rut you could hide a semi in near the end of the race. He was riding his ass off. Romain was pushing him hard and Cooper was managing to hold him off. He was just as fast as Musquin on the 250 too. He had trouble outdoors getting by Marvin because Marvin was crisscrossing all over the track, but Cooper was every bit as fast. I love Sealy, but he will need to be more aggressive or Cooper will have better results. Cole just backs down whenever Anderson gets anywhere near. Without the aggression necessary, a rider has no chance. Look at how much better Dungey is now.
Cooper will be just fine!
As for Febrve, he doesn't race Supercross, and his bike isn't restricted by production rules. Chad Reed (who finished 5th) is one of the greatest (and most consistent) riders in the history of the sport. If Webb accomplishes half of what Reed has, that will be an awesome career.
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Eli strongest point throughout his career was his raw speed. Everyone knows here that when he is on his day (MXON 2014, Hangtown 2015, Southwick 2016) he's faster than anyone. That does not happen every day though... his main weaknesses are the starts (you either got it dialed or you don't...) and the injuries (since he's been on the 450, he has only been injured a couple times, but he was out for most of the 2014 SX season and the 2015 Nationals). We've also learn this year that he can be deafeted mentally (talk about Roczen to him...)
Cooper's strongest point is his mental (and he is one of the very best at that). He is the type of guy that can find a second or two faster for a few laps if he see the leader ahead of him and try to run him down. His raw speed was impressive on the 250, but not so much on the 450 (from what I've seen at MXON and I'm not saying he was slow, he was just not as fast as the front guys would have been (Tomac, Roczen etc) but their's room for improvement, let's say there was not enough practice), if he can find back the type of speed he show on the 250 the last couple years and be smoother on the 450, he'll be at a really good place... He also need to stay a full year on 2 wheels, which has been an issue (I'm personnally convinced he would have won the nationals last year if he was not injured but we will never know...)
Oh and of course, just like Eli, starts are really important. He was inconsistent on the 250 (holeshot a few times but was just in the top 10 most of the time) but he looked better on the 450 (doing holeshots at the MXGP of GH and MXON last year).
I however based my opinion on several things, one of them being that Webb was blisteringly fast in this years SX. I think he'll carry that speed to 2017 and Anderson can't match it. neither can Seely.
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