Seattle SX mudder

Kruse317
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4/2/2018 7:55pm
Kruse317 wrote:
Wasn't really a mudder last year, even practice was dry. Just terrible dirt
zehn wrote:
I thought it was awesome. Soft dirt makes for a man’s track, like Oakland last year
Yeah it was great racing don’t get me wrong! I was a little bummed the races were shortened for no other reason than the dirt couldn’t hold up though!
bowser97
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4/2/2018 8:11pm
Centurylink should have a retractable roof for being in Seattle.
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4/2/2018 8:14pm
BigDaddyG wrote:
I’ll be there, hiding out in the pits staying dry. Anyone know if they will be indoor or outdoor pits? I know in the past they’ve...
I’ll be there, hiding out in the pits staying dry. Anyone know if they will be indoor or outdoor pits? I know in the past they’ve gone both ways.
Indoor.
They built a bunch of buildings where the outdoor pits were.
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4/2/2018 9:20pm
JustMX wrote:
Why in the hell would a city with a reputation for almost daily rain build an open stadium?
Vast government oversight and planning. Dizzy

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4/2/2018 9:36pm
This SX mudder from Daytona was pretty cool. KW winning was surprising and sweet.
https://youtu.be/FWFosSx2K70
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4/2/2018 11:08pm
A mudder always throws a wrench into things. Seeing as how neither of the titles are way out of reach, could be really interesting!

Dirt Wurx knows what they're doing, though. Wasn't practically every west coast round last year tarped off due to rain on Friday/Saturday?
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4/2/2018 11:11pm
The mariners say no way to use using thier stadium fear it will ruin the grass or some bs like that.
Typically its because baseball has started. Move it back to feb like the old days might be a possibility
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bsharkey
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Forcast hasnt changed much. No way its dry this year. Fortunately im in Arizona so i hope it rains like hell. Tongue Tongue
bsharkey
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4/2/2018 11:18pm
JustMX wrote:
Why in the hell would a city with a reputation for almost daily rain build an open stadium?
Somedumbshit thought real football should be outdoors. Fricking idiots in seattle
Doddy
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4/3/2018 12:02am Edited Date/Time 4/3/2018 12:08am
JustMX wrote:
Why in the hell would a city with a reputation for almost daily rain build an open stadium?
bsharkey wrote:
Somedumbshit thought real football should be outdoors. Fricking idiots in seattle
That same dumbshit probably drives a Prius as well...

Judging how things have been and what they have say with the forecast...I would count on it being very wet....Not going this time. Went from snow in the early morning to heavy rain in the morning to afternoon, then sunny the rest of the day.
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4/3/2018 2:49am
BobKerr wrote:
SX mudder = no watching for me.
Indy mxer wrote:
Agree. One line rutfest
early wrote:
Literally fair-weather fans...
I just don't find it exciting to watch the best dirt bike riders in the world roll every bump, hump, and jump with their ass on the seat and both feet off the pegs. I will watch an outdoor mud race, but it just looks stupid on a SX track.
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4/3/2018 3:17am
Indy mxer wrote:
Agree. One line rutfest
early wrote:
Literally fair-weather fans...
BobKerr wrote:
I just don't find it exciting to watch the best dirt bike riders in the world roll every bump, hump, and jump with their ass on...
I just don't find it exciting to watch the best dirt bike riders in the world roll every bump, hump, and jump with their ass on the seat and both feet off the pegs. I will watch an outdoor mud race, but it just looks stupid on a SX track.
I couldn’t disagree more. I love mud races.

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early wrote:
Literally fair-weather fans...
BobKerr wrote:
I just don't find it exciting to watch the best dirt bike riders in the world roll every bump, hump, and jump with their ass on...
I just don't find it exciting to watch the best dirt bike riders in the world roll every bump, hump, and jump with their ass on the seat and both feet off the pegs. I will watch an outdoor mud race, but it just looks stupid on a SX track.
I couldn’t disagree more. I love mud races.

Yes

Some are going to complain even when they did not have intentions on going.
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4/3/2018 3:44am
Indy mxer wrote:
Agree. One line rutfest
early wrote:
Literally fair-weather fans...
BobKerr wrote:
I just don't find it exciting to watch the best dirt bike riders in the world roll every bump, hump, and jump with their ass on...
I just don't find it exciting to watch the best dirt bike riders in the world roll every bump, hump, and jump with their ass on the seat and both feet off the pegs. I will watch an outdoor mud race, but it just looks stupid on a SX track.
This^
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4/3/2018 9:07am
early wrote:
Literally fair-weather fans...
BobKerr wrote:
I just don't find it exciting to watch the best dirt bike riders in the world roll every bump, hump, and jump with their ass on...
I just don't find it exciting to watch the best dirt bike riders in the world roll every bump, hump, and jump with their ass on the seat and both feet off the pegs. I will watch an outdoor mud race, but it just looks stupid on a SX track.
Indy mxer wrote:
This^
I'll still watch. Never know what scenarios a mudder might produce. I agree that many seem to be about trying to just stay up and finish the race. But every now and then... surprise!
PRM31
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I'd probably still watch a mudder, but definitely not as interested. I'm talking real mudder, feet out fighting to just get around track. Boring...

A little wet and slick, I'm in.
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4/3/2018 9:23am Edited Date/Time 4/3/2018 9:24am
early wrote:
Literally fair-weather fans...
I will certainly be watching, but I’m not driving 4 hours and spending 100s of dollars to freeze my ass off and get soaked. I went to 4 Nationals last year and been to 2 SX races this year. I think I can skip this one, LOL
4/3/2018 9:25am
My most memorable supercross races were midgets.

Searching for rain gear, watching racers, cheering on wrong guys, thinking someone’s in the lead but trying to watch! It’s a great time!
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I believe the PC correct term is "little people" these days.
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4/3/2018 9:31am
I will certainly be watching, but I’m not driving 4 hours and spending 100s of dollars to freeze my ass off and get soaked. I went...
I will certainly be watching, but I’m not driving 4 hours and spending 100s of dollars to freeze my ass off and get soaked. I went to 4 Nationals last year and been to 2 SX races this year. I think I can skip this one, LOL
Nothing wrong with that! But dang, if you skip watching it on TV JUST because it's tough conditions I don't know what to say.
4/3/2018 10:29am Edited Date/Time 4/3/2018 10:30am
My most memorable supercross races were midgets. Searching for rain gear, watching racers, cheering on wrong guys, thinking someone’s in the lead but trying to watch...
My most memorable supercross races were midgets.

Searching for rain gear, watching racers, cheering on wrong guys, thinking someone’s in the lead but trying to watch! It’s a great time!
Thats not very PC Deven Wink
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4/3/2018 10:55am
Madc32 wrote:
I always wondered why they don't use the Baseball park next door. The Baseball stadium has a retractable roof. I'm not driving 4 hours to sit...
I always wondered why they don't use the Baseball park next door. The Baseball stadium has a retractable roof. I'm not driving 4 hours to sit in the rain and freeze again. Seems to be cold and wet almost every year for the Seattle SX. They should totally move it back in the schedule.
Baseball season just started. It takes too much time to bring dirt into the stadium and remove it. With roughly 152 games in a season, unfortunately...
Baseball season just started. It takes too much time to bring dirt into the stadium and remove it. With roughly 152 games in a season, unfortunately that isn't possible.

Plus in my belief, every year baseball stadiums replace their grass for the new season. Putting wood and dirt on perfect grass probably isn't great for it.
Indy mxer wrote:
You're correct, except for one thing. Only half of the 162 games would be in that stadium. lol
I believe there is not truck access to the field to haul dirt in. They rarely do concerts at Safeco an MX race is probably out of the question to the ownership group. They baby that place.
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Madc32 wrote:
I always wondered why they don't use the Baseball park next door. The Baseball stadium has a retractable roof. I'm not driving 4 hours to sit...
I always wondered why they don't use the Baseball park next door. The Baseball stadium has a retractable roof. I'm not driving 4 hours to sit in the rain and freeze again. Seems to be cold and wet almost every year for the Seattle SX. They should totally move it back in the schedule.
That's an excellent question. It should be in the baseball stadium. Then again, I'm constantly amazed that they couldn't get an engineer to design a roof that could go back and forth between the two stadiums.

FWIW, my office looks down into the stadium and at the moment everything looks great. The forecast is not good though.
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4/3/2018 11:35am
So who are your mud picks then? I've got:

Marvin
Anderson
Brayton
Peick
Wilson
4/3/2018 11:49am
PRM31 wrote:
I'd probably still watch a mudder, but definitely not as interested. I'm talking real mudder, feet out fighting to just get around track. Boring... A little...
I'd probably still watch a mudder, but definitely not as interested. I'm talking real mudder, feet out fighting to just get around track. Boring...

A little wet and slick, I'm in.
I don't know about boring, Chad reed's bike blowing up last lap at Daytona was pretty interesting......
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4/3/2018 11:52am
There’s nothing boring about the mud races I’ve seen lol. Bring on the rain
PRM31
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PRM31 wrote:
I'd probably still watch a mudder, but definitely not as interested. I'm talking real mudder, feet out fighting to just get around track. Boring... A little...
I'd probably still watch a mudder, but definitely not as interested. I'm talking real mudder, feet out fighting to just get around track. Boring...

A little wet and slick, I'm in.
I don't know about boring, Chad reed's bike blowing up last lap at Daytona was pretty interesting......
That's a fair assessment. I forgot about that. Seeing one guy absolutely school the rest was cool!
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4/3/2018 1:18pm
Why do you guys want it in the baseball stadium? Those stadiums have smaller floor spaces which means a tighter track. The bigger the better IMO
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4/3/2018 1:19pm
Indy mxer wrote:
Agree. One line rutfest
early wrote:
Literally fair-weather fans...
BobKerr wrote:
I just don't find it exciting to watch the best dirt bike riders in the world roll every bump, hump, and jump with their ass on...
I just don't find it exciting to watch the best dirt bike riders in the world roll every bump, hump, and jump with their ass on the seat and both feet off the pegs. I will watch an outdoor mud race, but it just looks stupid on a SX track.
Exactly. This will be the first one ive missed, out of town but with what it cost too id rather watch it on tv

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