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Kurt's last full year in GPs was 1997, and the previous years to that he had gone from 500s to the 250 GPs.
He rode a 500, I think for GB at the MXDN in 99, but he never rode 450s in his GP/ Professional career.
Sure, he won US Supermoto Championships, US Endurocross Champions and Vet "California World Championships" , a few on 450s, but not during his Professional career.
I guess they could be comments he made from the perspective of being KTMs MX manager in Europe, then the US.
The Shop
Bad prep/dusty/muddy sometimes lead to great racing. Awesome prep sometimes leads to follow the leader/ slot car/ rut-o-cross.
Even the jewel of the US MX series, Red Bud, has folks that feel it was better with less sand in the 90's.
Jake Nicjholls , rode GP's from 2010 ish to maybe 2018.. Good MX2 rider, solid performer, got spannered at Trentino i think when they fucked the track through watering it to death, if i remember correctly.
He is right of course, although i have been saying it for ages, its good to see a rider agreeing that its about ENTERTAINMENT and a fucking rutfest ever week is a waste
There is a reason Flat Track is awesome, , becasue they race each other not the track.
Lets hope Red Bud took note.
Will be interesting how the track turns out.
Hopefully there is a ton of passing and entire 450 class finishes on the same lap like the last MXGP.
Pit Row
What I find strange is that last year I read on vital that deep mx tracks are what the real outdoors is all about and are what separates the average riders from the top riders. Now we get tracks that aren't slot car tracks and all of a sudden vital is all on board the minimal prep train
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