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Very solid ride on a new bike. He didn't just win, but held strong against constant pressure from a very game Ken Roczen.
This track somehow made for a boring race, which is odd since there were multiple good lines in many corners, and a couple options in 2 of the rhythm lanes. I hope they throw more things at the design in the future, like deep sand corners and joker lane-type ideas to help shake things up.
This track somehow made for a boring race, which is odd since there were multiple good lines in many corners, and a couple options in 2 of the rhythm lanes. I hope they throw more things at the design in the future, like deep sand corners and joker lane-type ideas to help shake things up.
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Justin looked really solid and comfortable on that bike, love to see him getting some more W's.
I hope he doesn’t, a feelin it Bam is what this sport needs
I mean, it was the first race for Star Racing and all 3 of their riders finished in the top 10. One new to the bike, one's a rookie to the class coming off an injury just a short while ago, and AP who is on record saying it's already a better bike than what he rode the past 2 years.
Would be like us calling it petrol petrol 🤷♀️
Was pleased for him, the sport needs barcia and these outcomes, makes it more interesting
And it worked. Barcia has been very complimentary to the bike for sure, and we'll see how it goes as the tracks and dirt changes. Over the last few years, I think it's widely accepted that the Yamaha has had a narrower setup window and it was fast if you were in it, but a handful if you weren't. I think Star will keep them closer to the window and that's good for us fans. More riders every week that can win.
Barcia has said the GASGAS is very forgiving and he has full confidence in it. He said coming up short doesn't hurt as much and it's going to allow him to hang it out a little more. How can that be bad for racing? It wasn't bad last night, that's for sure.
Congratulations Justin Barcia and GASGAS Racing!
Yep that has already happened at our local Husky and now GasGas dealer.
Pit Row
He got 2 killer starts out off the gate, if he can keep those starts up all season and be more consistent results/bike wise on the rounds where he normally struggled, he will be in the mix for the title.
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