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I got thinking about this after his moto 1 performance, I mean a lot of people were expecting him to win but he didn't really look like last years Tomac. Then second moto it almost looked like Roczen was going to take that moto win as well, then boom, beast mode Tomac comes out of know where and dominates...and in the mud at that.
So it just made me wonder if we are only going to see flashes of brilliance from Tomac like we did in SX, where one weekend he is on fire and then the next weekend we are all asking what happened to Tomac? Hopefully he's on more then he is off this season as it makes for great entertainment when he's attacking the track.
I know it's only the first race and it's a new bike, just curious to see how the season unfolds.
So it just made me wonder if we are only going to see flashes of brilliance from Tomac like we did in SX, where one weekend he is on fire and then the next weekend we are all asking what happened to Tomac? Hopefully he's on more then he is off this season as it makes for great entertainment when he's attacking the track.
I know it's only the first race and it's a new bike, just curious to see how the season unfolds.
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I think we see similar results to that first moto for the rest of the year, with the KTM boys getting in the mix a bit more.
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But folks will say, Sure but he don have no SX title.
Last year he averaged 43.9 points per round, and that was his best 450 outdoor season. (He averaged 43 points per round in 2013 on a 250.)
Probably a little early to hit the panic button.
like to see Eli win 3 in a row. Help offset his SX disappointments and give him something special on his career. However, Id also like to see Ando, Kenny, Osborne and others step up as well. The best part is that we got all summer to find out. This should be good!
Two motos in does not tell much of anything except that he can still ride super fast.
I do think this is a 'new happy' Eli. It seems like something changed after the race he rolled the finish line jump and let MM pass him.
He seems to be enjoying racing much more and not super concerned about where he ends up. Probably a good mentality to have.
Do your best and don't worry about the rest. He has a new contract...so why not.
He basically said that the first moto at Hangtown did concern him saying something like, 'When Anderson passed me back it messed up my flow and I got tight and dropped back.'
He also said winning the second moto 'did not really count' to him because of the muddy conditions.
Looks like he figured something out though for Pala.
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