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But I think the start concern is valid when it comes to MXdN, especially regarding the 250’s.
First off: half the field will be on 450’s which likely makes it harder to pass those guys if you’re on a 250, and more so at Redbud which seems to crave some HP.
Secondly: You will have very few road cones to pass in your own 250 class which will make it harder to gain positions quickly.
So in a way the starts are more important at MXdN than a regular championship race. At least it’s a hypothesis ?
All above stated based on Anderson being 100%
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HIGH chance of mud race. Plessinger will absolutely kill it.
Amart is fastest lites guy we have in 250 nationals. He's been fast every race this year and starts up front.
Covington is not a bad choice either.
ET3 and Barcia currently for big bikes. lotta season left tho.
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i would be excited to watch that.
Obvious US 450 choices are Eli and Barcia.
250s are hard, because there aren't any real standout guys that are consistent. I'm an Amart fan, and a Plessinger fan - both are fast enough for a win, but have had a lot of ups/downs. At this point, I would think Covington would be a strong choice for MX2. He's been starting strong, winning motos, and got put in a tough spot last year on a 450. I think he's earned a chance to ride for the US again based on that.
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He’s our best pick, he’ll ride his heart out and he seemed to like the track today.
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