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Prado showing that by 2021 he will be ready to fight for the title. The other guys might already be on borrowed time.
Anderson stepped his game up in the race and Zach-O better use his fitness tomorrow.
MX Open I expected a lot more from Hoff. But when he got in 3rd he just cruised around until he had a small crash. I really wished Strijbos could have won the race, especially after a drama year with a drama team. He looked good on the Wilvo bike. Jonass rode great! I was impressed again by Boegh Damm, whom had a great battle with Osborne (he rode bad to be honest) and had the same laptimes as the American on a 250f! Osborne was a little too wild in my eyes, which really is weird because he was a decent sand rider in his GP days. I would have expected more from him and less from Anderson to be honest.
For tomorrow it seems like it will be between Belgium and the Dutchies. Don’t count down France however, they had some bad luck.. Tixier had someone crashing in front of him at the start corner and went down hard, still pushed back passing Osborne in the later stages.
The weather will be key. I’m 3km from the circuit and it didn’t stop raining since the final moto.. looks like we will get 23mm of rain tomorrow. Fox Hill all over again
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They’re a serious threat on the consistency front. As always, they are still and always likely will be the dominant force in world motocross, and anyone who thinks otherwise is just being a contrarian. At any one time they may not have (or at least send) the absolute best in each class on earth, but they have the deepest pool of talent in the world by a country mile, and I don’t see that ever changing.
I spent some time riding in Cali earlier this year and I can see why, a nation where sports are put at top priority and it shows, coupled with the best weather and facilities you can get. Regardless of results, anyone on here who says that the US aren’t still in the top tier of world MX are brain dead.
I only hope she takes his "Computer Privilege" away ASAP.
I swear he is the nephew of "The Source"...
Australia surprised the hell out of me. Holy shit. Impressive. Belgium is for real. They are way stronger than I thought they'd be. It's gonna be a dog fight from hell tomorrow between several teams. Herlings had me confused for a while by not moving up very fast, but he turned it on and by the end of the race there was no doubt. He's just on another level in sand. It's incredible what that dude can do in that stuff.
I miss the good old days as much as anyone, but If it was at a traditional track, like for example Foxhills which is about an hour north of here, the race would’ve been cancelled by now and the trucks would currently be being towed out of the fields by tractor.
Yes, a sand track like Valkenswaard would hold up ok, and the paddock would be fairly manoeuvrable, but having been there on a few miserable weekends it’s safe to say that a roofed grandstand would’ve been a real treat.
Rooting for you guys whatever happens, all 3 should hold their heads high for having the balls to show up unlike some. Be proud
The two wettest races I can remember going to overseas were a GP at St Jean d’angely in the early 90s and an unseasonably crap August day at Namur in the early 80s where it rained so much the water was running in rivers down the roads so deep it was over our feet
I hope every nation has a good race tomorrow.
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