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1/26/2012 2:22pm
That what we saw last night was not reflective of how the rest of the year will go. Stewart was the only rider that seemed to at least partly have the track figured out. That was perhaps the worst SX track I've seen in a long time. I think the top 5 are all much closer together than last night showed. RV, Dungy and Reed all looked way off. Stewart looked off too but to a lesser extent, his slicing under where nobody else can was his advantage, that isn't going to work on every track. I think it may take Reed a few weeks to up his game, and this year that will mean out of the title hunt. But I think anyone who thinks Stewart with a good start will gap the field a second a lap is going to be disappointed. Nobody wins more than 7 races, who that will be I don't know.
To me the track seemed slow in a couple of the corners and hard to pass or make up time which made the starts especially critical last night.
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I'm thinking back to when RC made his move in SX. It didn't happen at the 1st race. If we went by the 1st race, it looked like MC was still the man. I think we will see a similar thing from RV this year. He made the same type of slim down training move as well this year. RV was 5th at A1 2010 some 44 seconds back. After finishes of 2nd and 7th, he then won round 4. Imagine if he makes that same progression this year.......
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