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With the close racing in the lites class, I was wondering what last night's race would have been like if the 450 class hypothetically raced on 250F machines. Would Stewart have been able to do the quads? The track's technicality in the 450 class (with some being able to utilize the power of the 450 where others could not) really seemed to be the key factor in spreading out the pack during the main event.
What do you guys think the racing would be like if they were on 250f's? Would it be like the past four races when the tracks were said to be "too easy" and the top 15 were able to run the same lines ?
What do you guys think the racing would be like if they were on 250f's? Would it be like the past four races when the tracks were said to be "too easy" and the top 15 were able to run the same lines ?
Though I did see him do that quad section in Vegas on his 125 back in the day, that was incredible.
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How bout responding to the original post.
250 2 stroke.... mmmmmhmmmm
https://youtu.be/f5xLCBijh4k
Oh and to answer the question, no he couldn't quad it on a 250F, come on, James doesn't give the bike more power that it has, some people sound like noobs!! A fighter pilot, won't be able to do aerobatics in a Cessna(and yes, I know about the aerobrat)!!
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