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I’ve gone on a few rants the past year or two about the insanity of SoCal tracks, lack of split practices, poor etiquette of other riders, and straight up dangerous practices such as trainers riding with no gear or helmets to show their “students” how it’s done. Or, in this case, letting training groups basically override a track and cut it all day. Go Elsinore, go.

Here’s the Broc Tickle interview that I did about their riders’ settings/struggles. I think he was more open than most… It’s available on all podcast platforms!

The sector 7 included the whoops section in Arlington, and we can mathematically compare Cole's speed to the other competitors over the course of the round. Practice 1 : 5.863 = Cole Davies +0.313 = Cade Dudney +0.341 = Malcolm Stewart +0.342 = Dylan Ferrandis +0.387 = Pierce Brown +0.411 = Jordon Smith +0.436 = Garrett Marchbanks +0.465 = Hunter Lawrence +0.503 = Ken Roczen +0.516 = Justin Hill Practice 2 5.981 = Cole Davies +0.070 = Jordon Smith +0.163 = Ken Roczen +0.246 = Hunter Lawrence +0.248 = Jason Anderson +0.256 = Drew Adams +0.315 = Cade Dudney +0.371...

I don't want to be overly negative, and I know this topic is beating a dead horse. The truth is that I think a lot of people appreciate a split-screen (2 box) at moments in a race, but the execution is not good. The images I've provided here are a quick and dirty possible solution. Image 1 (top left): An original screenshot from the actual broadcast. I show rough sizes of the screens for a 75-inch display (which is what I watch the races on). The Blue background takes up around 33.9% of the screen (wasted space) Image 2 (top...