#1: MXGP of Patagonia-Argentina - March 9-10

I'm from Canada so I'm not a european at all. If you read my post again, you will see that I was saying that I like motocross in general better than supercross because the supercross track are all almost identical nowadays and it really gets boring over time.

Now to your point, I do agree that some tracks in the gps are pretty bad and I would prefer to race the ama series.

What a race again. Damn! 

Hopefully Lucas can line up for race 2.

Rossi is impressive. 2 crashes and still finishing 4th

Looked like Lucas has a broken collarbone just by the way he landed and acted afterwards. wich suck he was riding so good.

Like Gajser said yesterday that track is well sketchy and the slippery surface with the hard base ain't good for bones.

Maybe it's not such a bad thing it's off the calendar after all, especially as the first race of the season. 

Jack Chambers is nothing if not consistent.  12th in timed training and qualifying race yesterday and also the first moto today .

MX2 Race 1:

Lived up to yesterday's qualifier, Rossi looks the real deal, Coenen down hopefully not injured.  

Going from weeks of SX, well, the first GP is Always a bit of an eye opener, in the form of the sheer speed difference. 

And Argentina, really is a Fast track, with so many floaters and so much in the way of direction changes with those floaters.

Ad in that surface, and it's pretty bloody full on.

Bummer that injuries have already hit both classes.

It's sad to see it go, and I really hope the next Argentinian GP, if there is still to be one, is a track up to the standard we've seen there since 2015.

The standard of coverage and commentary is second to none - that they can get the highlights up so very quickly is something for other streamers to use as an inspiration. 

De Wolfs last corner overtake into second was quite something, and seeing it from the air so quickly after it, was great.

3.10am here - and the 450s are about to start. And, I've a very full day of work to get to.......

Febvre has been quicker than Prado the last 3 laps. We have a race on!

Pauls Jonass cruising to 3rd in the first moto is such a good story, that guy has had so much bad luck the recent couple of years.

Rocky, square edge, a lot of the tracks don’t look as good to ride on unlike most ama outdoor tracks. The prep is better out here. 

Emil Weckman among top20, that's a good start to the year for him.

Looks like Herlings is playing it smart, ok first of 20 GP’s if i have a touch To the ground let’s not stress as long as i am not injured it’s ok, let’s save this top 8 and it’s still good.

Damn,that track took a lot of top guys out.Herlings has not the speed of the front runners,let‘s see what he will do in race 2.

MXGP Race 1:

Reigning champ back on top as Gajser & Herlings make mistakes. Jonass looking good out there.

Down to 29 now as we look to have lost Victor Dario Arco from this morning's warm-up session.

"Just" a twisted thumb for L coenen. Back on the line now. Not ideal but it looked a lot worse than that when he pulled off

Very impressed by the Triumph bikes. 
It’s not easy to start from scratch and compete immediately.

Did Coenen pass Harrup on waved yellows? Do you think Triumph may a make protest about that?

Right?!?! To come into Supercross and having a competitive bike was extremely impressive. 

But to come to MXGP and get a Podium in their first race!!!! Wow. Unbelievable accomplishment 

L.Coenen really shit the bed today, could've gone 1-1 but ended up DNF-3.

But the riding was great, the other contenders will have to hope he keeps making mistakes.

Damn Coenen, major bummer. 
 

You could say that race was a triumph for Triumph.

Wow... What an amazing second mx2 race.

Coenen race his heart out but Lost It 3 corners to go after all of the hard work... What a shame.

MX2 this weekend had it all! We’re in for a good season for this one!

Damn great start to the series, hopefully no more injuries to the top guys. Mx2 both races exciting to watch. Congrats to the triumph team and haarup for the podium.

MX2 Race 2:

Down to the wire again and it goes the way of de Wolf! Triumph straight to the podium

All of the sudden Herlings body position on a bike reminds me of Cairoli in his last year racing.

He looks stiff as f…

Herlings went 4-2 in Argentina last year, coming from a 14 month break of racing. He won 4 GPs after that if I am correct, already round 2 in Sardinia. It’s been 7-8 months this time. Not surprised if he’s the champion this autumn still.

That new Honda looks really good.

Do any of you guys know where Lupino, Koch, Paturel or Mitch Evans are at? This is only my second year REALLY following the series and last year those guys were in the top 10 and nowhere this year. Is Guadagnini injured?