Daytona Supercross - Timed Qualifying Bench Racing

3/6/2021 1:39pm
Kenny looks so effortless during his fast lap,i hope he can win this years daytoner.Cool
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3/6/2021 1:40pm
TheRon wrote:
Can someone please launch that stall wall and double it up please?
ocscottie wrote:
Kenny launched it but didnt double.
MadDowg wrote:
Kenny Scrubbed and almost landed on the face of the on off
Maybe saving it for later?
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3/6/2021 1:45pm
ocscottie wrote:
wow the sun is out now.
This was always my favorite time to ride, when the sun peeks through the clouds and looks like you're riding in the sunset. This track layout and dirt/sand is realllly making me itch to ride even if I have to duct tape my feet to the pegs lol.
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3/6/2021 1:51pm Edited Date/Time 3/6/2021 1:52pm
That was wild. Massive gust of wind blew tuff blocks all over the track on the triple and run up before the finish right before that crash. Hope he is ok.
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3/6/2021 1:51pm
Looks like Harlan went down hard, wasn't moving for a minute.
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3/6/2021 1:55pm
Happened right in front of me got distracted with peoples stuff blowing out of the stands then look up and tuff blocks are blowing everywhere. Wind or distracted because of tuff blocks had something to do with that crash. Major bummer.
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3/6/2021 1:57pm
-MAVERICK- wrote:
Red flag?
ocscottie wrote:
They are just rambling with Adam, have no idea what happened.
Well, if you gotta ramble...AC is a good one to pickWink
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3/6/2021 1:59pm
str8line wrote:
The speed through the obstacles on the straight are so impressive. Can you imagine if it was 1977, the track was this tack, Bob Hannah was...
The speed through the obstacles on the straight are so impressive. Can you imagine if it was 1977, the track was this tack, Bob Hannah was the man, and you dropped Eli Tomac from the sky to burn some laps. Hannah's head would explode.
Exactly. People who say "the tracks were harder then" need to open their eyes. The tracks now...the tracks then...they were the same relative to the riders and bikes of their times. They were as tough as the promoters and track builders could make them for the bikes, riders, skills of the time.

But on an absolute basis....then to now, it is a different sport almost. Hanna's head would spin if he saw today's tracks then. Then it would explode if he saw how today's bikes and riders could run that track.

This is the nature of sports. Standing on the shoulders of giants. You end up with kids who are 14 years old, mastering skills that did not even exist from the sport a few generations ago. It is just the nature of competition, the inevitable result of youth emulating today's stars. Then you add advances in technology to the mix.
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3/6/2021 2:02pm
See that line of storms?
It's growing and sweeping that way


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3/6/2021 2:02pm
str8line wrote:
The speed through the obstacles on the straight are so impressive. Can you imagine if it was 1977, the track was this tack, Bob Hannah was...
The speed through the obstacles on the straight are so impressive. Can you imagine if it was 1977, the track was this tack, Bob Hannah was the man, and you dropped Eli Tomac from the sky to burn some laps. Hannah's head would explode.
Exactly. People who say "the tracks were harder then" need to open their eyes. The tracks now...the tracks then...they were the same relative to the riders...
Exactly. People who say "the tracks were harder then" need to open their eyes. The tracks now...the tracks then...they were the same relative to the riders and bikes of their times. They were as tough as the promoters and track builders could make them for the bikes, riders, skills of the time.

But on an absolute basis....then to now, it is a different sport almost. Hanna's head would spin if he saw today's tracks then. Then it would explode if he saw how today's bikes and riders could run that track.

This is the nature of sports. Standing on the shoulders of giants. You end up with kids who are 14 years old, mastering skills that did not even exist from the sport a few generations ago. It is just the nature of competition, the inevitable result of youth emulating today's stars. Then you add advances in technology to the mix.
/\/\/\ yep.
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3/6/2021 2:05pm
str8line wrote:
The speed through the obstacles on the straight are so impressive. Can you imagine if it was 1977, the track was this tack, Bob Hannah was...
The speed through the obstacles on the straight are so impressive. Can you imagine if it was 1977, the track was this tack, Bob Hannah was the man, and you dropped Eli Tomac from the sky to burn some laps. Hannah's head would explode.
Exactly. People who say "the tracks were harder then" need to open their eyes. The tracks now...the tracks then...they were the same relative to the riders...
Exactly. People who say "the tracks were harder then" need to open their eyes. The tracks now...the tracks then...they were the same relative to the riders and bikes of their times. They were as tough as the promoters and track builders could make them for the bikes, riders, skills of the time.

But on an absolute basis....then to now, it is a different sport almost. Hanna's head would spin if he saw today's tracks then. Then it would explode if he saw how today's bikes and riders could run that track.

This is the nature of sports. Standing on the shoulders of giants. You end up with kids who are 14 years old, mastering skills that did not even exist from the sport a few generations ago. It is just the nature of competition, the inevitable result of youth emulating today's stars. Then you add advances in technology to the mix.
Uncle Rico just took his shirt off.
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3/6/2021 2:08pm
Exactly. People who say "the tracks were harder then" need to open their eyes. The tracks now...the tracks then...they were the same relative to the riders...
Exactly. People who say "the tracks were harder then" need to open their eyes. The tracks now...the tracks then...they were the same relative to the riders and bikes of their times. They were as tough as the promoters and track builders could make them for the bikes, riders, skills of the time.

But on an absolute basis....then to now, it is a different sport almost. Hanna's head would spin if he saw today's tracks then. Then it would explode if he saw how today's bikes and riders could run that track.

This is the nature of sports. Standing on the shoulders of giants. You end up with kids who are 14 years old, mastering skills that did not even exist from the sport a few generations ago. It is just the nature of competition, the inevitable result of youth emulating today's stars. Then you add advances in technology to the mix.
No, it is not relative. Track builders now roll the whoops, have faces that are the same height etc. In the 90’s-early 2000’s the tracks were vastly different and nowhere near as cookie cutter.

With that said, today’s tracks get beat up quicker due to the power of the bikes.
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3/6/2021 2:12pm
Rejser wrote:
Why is Ferrandis looking at his phone in the middle of qualifying lol
mxridr wrote:
Checking in on Vital
Generation YZ Smile
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3/6/2021 2:16pm
Rejser wrote:
Why is Ferrandis looking at his phone in the middle of qualifying lol
mxridr wrote:
Checking in on Vital
Question wrote:
Generation YZ Smile
No idea but he's looking pretty sporty today.
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3/6/2021 2:17pm Edited Date/Time 3/6/2021 2:18pm
Roczen, Tomac, Musquin battle in heat 2

Ferrandis, Webb, Sexton Heat 1
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3/6/2021 2:22pm
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Pink wrote:
That pipe! 🤤
That makes the engine a torque monster! Wish I had one.. along with the factory ecuSmile
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3/6/2021 2:38pm
mxridr wrote:
Checking in on Vital
Question wrote:
Generation YZ Smile
plowboy wrote:
No idea but he's looking pretty sporty today.
They are gonna have to look out for that guy come outdoors
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3/6/2021 2:54pm
str8line wrote:
The speed through the obstacles on the straight are so impressive. Can you imagine if it was 1977, the track was this tack, Bob Hannah was...
The speed through the obstacles on the straight are so impressive. Can you imagine if it was 1977, the track was this tack, Bob Hannah was the man, and you dropped Eli Tomac from the sky to burn some laps. Hannah's head would explode.
Exactly. People who say "the tracks were harder then" need to open their eyes. The tracks now...the tracks then...they were the same relative to the riders...
Exactly. People who say "the tracks were harder then" need to open their eyes. The tracks now...the tracks then...they were the same relative to the riders and bikes of their times. They were as tough as the promoters and track builders could make them for the bikes, riders, skills of the time.

But on an absolute basis....then to now, it is a different sport almost. Hanna's head would spin if he saw today's tracks then. Then it would explode if he saw how today's bikes and riders could run that track.

This is the nature of sports. Standing on the shoulders of giants. You end up with kids who are 14 years old, mastering skills that did not even exist from the sport a few generations ago. It is just the nature of competition, the inevitable result of youth emulating today's stars. Then you add advances in technology to the mix.
You bring yesterday's stars forward or today's stars backward the cream will still rise to the top. Hannah could race with any of these guys trust me Wink
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3/6/2021 2:54pm
ocscottie wrote:
Here is the Sexton wall jump
Here is the Sexton wall jump

Not hard to see the JS7 influence there - SEND IT
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3/6/2021 2:59pm
Did he face that table??? Looks like he was going long before he was off screen
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3/6/2021 3:00pm
Any update on Jordan Smith? Had him on fantasy but now I might have to switch it up if he'll miss the night race.

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