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when he lapped Reed, and Reed went wide on him?
Was it even a take out move?
Was it even a take out move?
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I thought KW was talking about the beginning of the race when Reed pushed him wide.
Too much pressure for Windbag windham.
Reed ran him high?.... right...., whatever you say Kevin!! Just go home.
it looked like an accident on reeds part, but windham wasnt yelling about it at all, he said he just confronted him on it and asked if he did it on purpose...
If he didn't know they were lapping him, why do anything different? Those guys should have squared him up on the inside.
As far as Reed, it looked like he ran Davi and Kevin high to me, but it did look like it was accidental.
But Windham isn't watching it the next day. He's in the middle of it. Did Reed disrupt Windham's momentum? Absolutely. You'd think people who are a part of this sport would remember how amped up they get when they are competing, even without everything at stake that is at stake for these guys.
Racers upset at each other at the end of a race should be totally expected. They are human in a charged environment. It's a non-issue.
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Watching him ride the Main, you could see he was looking for any and every downramp and hitting them perfectly to stay as smooth as possible, even if it was a slower line.
It's amazing how in so many crashes like this, the rider seems to match up fairly well with the ground or jump slope angle. If he had under or over rotated a bit more, it could have been really ugly.
And I watched the race.
The problem is judging a guy without taking in the context of the moment and the natural emotions that charge the event as it happens, not later when everyone's flipping between ESPN and Speed.
The sort of Monday morning quarterbacking is a weak pissant sport.
The only reason it came up was the cameras happened to pick up Windham saying something about it right after the race. But it's nothing. Reed went wide, probably didn't think Kevin would be that close to him, he timed it a little wrong, and it's one of a million or so things that happen every season.
The real question is, How does he feel today?
HAMMER
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