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My worry is he's waaay tooo excited.
Hope they can tell him to pace himself. Speed ain't gonna be the issue.
i hope they both do good..anstie has great starts..any one know if its goin to be that sketch narrow steep up hill after the partial taladega like it was at 4 stroke nationals?
Marty Tripes was 16 years, 8 days old when he won the first Superbowl of MX, which was legally his first race in 1972. He had been DQ'd from an Inter-Am a few weeks before for being too young.
I believe in 1989, Stefan Everts finished third in the first GP he entered, at age 15, but maybe MXGeoff or Doc Sweden would know better!
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I wouldn't be a bit surprised to see a win, or at least a podium at GH.
Anstie on the other hand will most likely not do as well. Saw him at LL last year and didn't seem that impressive, but that was last year. Again, starts and luck, but I'd be surprised as hell if he was top 10.
it is easy to say that they are very fast and can do winnig lap times, even in trainning it can show....but it is a hell lot diferent wen you get up to the start and feel the competition, there will be very experienced racers in that, some with titles already.....it will not be easy for the kids to be in a mental hype that allows then to get the good start and to put in the 30 plus 2 at the top of their game........every yard of the track....!!!!!
still i am with barcia, i think he is ahead of anstie and in a better team with lots of people that can advise him to the good stuff, and if anstie is really going to the j-law tent, he will have even more to worry about then the race itself.........
Adjusting to the hype, pressure, & inside & outside influences
is the bigger issue. All that adds up to how they'll roll.
I'm sure the fitness is there.
They both have what it takes.
They've both worked hard to arrive.
Again, it's the off the bike stuff that's many times the bigger deal
over the long haul, or in this case the Outdoor series.
Believe me, anything can happen, & it usually does.
I pull for rookies anyway, so I wish 'em well.
Dave O.
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