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Hammer 663s wrote:

Yeah well that's 4 PM there so we will get to watch the PW classes. Oh joy.,

3strokemx wrote:

If they really wanted to sell subs they'd bring back Moto Moms Mud Wrestling.

3strokemx wrote:

If they really wanted to sell subs they'd bring back Moto Moms Mud Wrestling.

twenty3degrees wrote:

You talkin' something officially licensed, Clark? Or just the hair tugging that normally goes on? Didn't a PW rider get DQ'd last year because his mom...

You talkin' something officially licensed, Clark? Or just the hair tugging that normally goes on? Didn't a PW rider get DQ'd last year because his mom and grandma got into it in the impound area?

3strokemx wrote:

It's still in it's early stages, need greater visibility to grow the sport of Moto Moms Mud Wrestling.

It's still in it's early stages, need greater visibility to grow the sport of Moto Moms Mud Wrestling.

Hammer 663s wrote:

This was def the case at Washougal. It was packed - the biggest crowd I've ever seen there - and there was no good place to...

This was def the case at Washougal. It was packed - the biggest crowd I've ever seen there - and there was no good place to watch from. Granted, even on an empty day there's no single place where you can see even half the track, but with the new 8-foot chain link everywhere that blocks your view, the fence lines being moved 10 feet farther away from the track, and the VIP sections taking the best spots, it may have been the last Washougal I go see in person. I usually move around a lot on race day, but that was a waste of time this year with all the impeded views. 

One positive is that they eliminated all the VIP platforms that lined the whoop section a few years back and left that open to the GA fans. But the chain link, hay bales, and distance from the track made it less than optimal. Most people there were watching the huge screen they had mounted in the trees so they could see what was happening. Depressing as a spectator even given the awesome weather and fantastic track conditions.

I snuck into the Fly VIP tent (on the corner after the Chuck Sun jump) at the end of 450 moto 1 and frankly, the view there wasn't great either. 

Dirtysmile56 wrote:

I agree, the VIP stuff is getting bad. If you don't buy the $300+ whatever dollar VIP experience you're left with peanuts. The hill at the...

I agree, the VIP stuff is getting bad. If you don't buy the $300+ whatever dollar VIP experience you're left with peanuts. The hill at the ski jump was the best spot I could find this year for a decent view of the track. We did that for first motos then went to Joey's camp at the torco turn for the rest of the motos and pretty much bullshitted with people we don't see that much anymore. Then we went back to the motorhome and watched the replay so we could actually see what happened LOL. We actually had a good time though this year. Sebastian Toth got us on his pit crew ticket list so we were able to buy tickets that had full pit access. Got to bs with Hunter on press day. He and his mechanic came out from the tent to pet our Rotties. We made it on the broadcast for a nanosecond. It was pretty funny to see my dogs on the broadcast with Hunter petting them. What a genuinely cool guy and a dog lover to top it off. My wife is a big Hunter fan and it completely made her Washougal trip this year. Mine too honestly. 

-MAVERICK- wrote:

Speaking of Flo Sports, there’s a lot of people that are understandably upset that RacerTV.com is not streaming the races live and free like they have...

Speaking of Flo Sports, there’s a lot of people that are understandably upset that RacerTV.com is not streaming the races live and free like they have the last 15 years or so. But the move to Flo means that next year all of the American Motocross Majors will stream live—Oak Hill’s Spring-A-Ding, Mammoth Mountain, the Dirty 100 at Ponca City, Mini O’s, RCSX, and more—as well as all of the Loretta Lynn’s Regionals next summer. GNCC Racing has also made the move to Flo. 

The deal also opens the door to some better production, added programming (like previews and post-race wrap-ups), and more comprehensive data across the board. 

Yes, the move stings, especially after being able to watch it for free for so many years, but like Monster Energy AMA Supercross, Pro Motocross, the FIM Motocross World Championship (MXGP), and more, the move to a streaming service presents more opportunities to watch pretty much of the big amateur races, not just Loretta Lynn’s and Mini O’s. And after a week, all of the motos will be archived and available to watch for free on RacerTV.com and YouTube.

harescrambled wrote:

I don't believe the better production angle. GNCC is the only thing I'd watch out of all of it. For the last few years the stream...

I don't believe the better production angle. GNCC is the only thing I'd watch out of all of it. For the last few years the stream has been two lame camera angles in the woods and a drone shot where the riders look like ants (when you can see them through the trees). Why would I pay for that? The production was better 10-15 years ago....