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With the 50th anniversary Track being more Natural terrain than it has been in years.
How will the racing be as in battles for position passing etc.
Obviously we won't know for sure until Tomorrow but do you think it will be better or worse.
And do you like that they are trying something different?
How will the racing be as in battles for position passing etc.
Obviously we won't know for sure until Tomorrow but do you think it will be better or worse.
And do you like that they are trying something different?
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You won't see Tomac on the broadcast, he won't exist like Kenny last week
You will see some battling going on back in the pack
You will see some long replays during some hot action
450: Eli
250: Mackle Rath
Dont count Kenny out just yet especially with Dayton"er" being a LOT MORE motocross oriented this year.
Kenny absolutely dominated when Tomac was a Honda aside from that season when Eli ruined himself at Thunder Valley
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As for the distraction about Herlings, It’s easy to be ignorant when you are on the sidelines of how hard it is to ride sand with forks set up so you can still navigate SX triples, rhythms and whoops.
Just watch how little movement the riders get from their forks on the sand and corners.
Maybe we will see on Saturday
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Track will be a snooze.. could almost run MX suspension- the sand is a pain in the ass, it’ll separate a lot of guys..
When did this happen?
Oh, yeah.... I remember now...
50 years AGO!
You would think that was a good thing. But the down votes don't bother me. And even less so these days because in the past it would usually be about what you said. Now the down votes could be anything. Someone don't like what you posted a month ago or don't like themselves or whatever lol.
But racing this year has been fantastic whether the tracks are technical or basic (but get rough) - personally I prefer the technical tracks but alas here we are.
Not sure whether this is a Tomac or a RoKzen style track, but I’m pulling for Tomac to get on a roll and bring this championship home
Although it seems RoKzen is all about flow, whether it’s indoors or out if he doesn’t find the flow he struggles to move forward. This doesn’t look like it will have much flow at all, which could be more of a Tomac track. Or even a Barcia track
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