Coenens Riding in the US at Fox Raceway | Video

Looks comfy

I thought only Americans trained on smooth tracks 🤣

Both look great

This is going to be an exciting week, both of them unsurprisingly looking good

One thing I can say about Lucas.. I've never seen anyone else being able to push a healthy Herlings this hard for wins (because usually he isn't beatable when healthy and on). This is as exciting as it gets, can't wait for Southwick specially

I expect Lucas to race smart and I expect Sacha do absolutely die out there for a win 😂

I think Herlings also mentioned that Lucas was an ok rider, perhaps the next star.  
Not exact verbatim     

Did you shoot this with your 100-300?

The boys look good, Sachas bike sounds crisp. 

Interesting that Lucas is running the #96 with what appears to be the same font as Hunter Lawrence uses. 

Sad to see Jade turning the wrenches and no Eli…

I assumes their regular mechanics came over too?

Fly Racing needs to do some form of DeCoster throwback 104 jersey. 

For a few minutes I thought Hunter was testing out the KTM’s.  

He should’ve brought over the #5 jersey since he’s working with a Dungey!!

I was more excited going into Pala than any outdoor season I can remember and this really just makes it better. I have high hopes for both of them

Can we just acknowledge how fucking badass this is the MXGP points leaders are coming over to race? Fucking A, man!! What an amazing storyline. I expect Sasha to win. The only reason he wont will be culture shock from the lack of track time. He was visually the fastest 250 rider at Ironman. Faster than DeWolf IMO

I like the swapmoto vid a bit more if I'm honest as it's not too zoomed in, you can really see what they're doing a little better. Thunder Valley will be unmissable. 

Hunter’s?

No, Lucas was still running the 96 last year

Cool to see Temmerman on a PC bike now. Excited how he will do

Is he? He was impressive on his AM bike. I saw something that maybe the MX6 Kawi team might pick him up. Olly Stone is running that program right. 

Yeah he is, they show him with PC at the end of that coenen video ML posted

Nice, Mitch needs some young blood over there. 

They're going to get quite a shock when the track roughens up!

I do the same and I'm forcing myself to shoot a lot more video now compared to stills.   The reason I asked is because it looks like your SS was high in that footage (not following the 180 degree shutter rule) which makes sense if you were using that lens considering most people don't use ND's with the 100-300's 112mm front filter size.  So for video I now have to put down my big whites and I bust out the slow 100-500 with the 77mm filter size which is much more manageable for Vari-ND's along with my other glass.  For the first time ever I'm using slow glass (video only) with ND filters because it works with slow SS speeds, even up to 4K 120 @ 1/250th.  Generally speaking, if things are moving at anything faster than a snails pace you should try to follow the 180 degree shutter rule as closely as possible or it will show in the footage and make it choppy.  It's probably not too important for these short moto clips, but if you are going to master video like you mastered stills you'll eventually have to consider your SS to get that natural motion blur.  Not an easy thing to do with the 100-300 though unless you get a massive 112mm ND filter.

Was Miltr there looking after his investments?

I don't think many people know this, but Temmerman's grandfathter was a reasonably successful  motorcross rider in belgium