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If they would get through the 9 months of super cross first is an entirely different matter
Every weekend? I think Tomac, Roczen and Ferrandis would have something to say about that.
The Shop
But you are probably correct.
Tomac, Webb, Roczen, were all off their ALL-TIME great pace this year Outdoors and Ferrandis took them all to the woodshed. I've seen each of them in better form previously.
If Herlings, Febvre and Gaiser showed up to our last Outdoor national with the pace they have been running in MXGP lately, I think we'd see another Herlings Ironman 2017 type of performance... I've not seen those guys ever ride better than they are now.
There is a flipping huge difference between SX suspension and Outdoor suspension.
The Europeans have refined MX setup and don't have the same rules on equipment as the US do hence them becoming the Outdoor specialists in recent years.
If the top 3 Euros came to the US outdoors they would have an equally hard time winning the Championship as anyone in the US does.
My two cents.
Pit Row
Different worlds.... and the vast majority of them, still won't race sx.....
Max Anstie hadn’t raced SX in 8 years, came into the series mid season, nowhere near 100% and on the worst bike in the class and made every main without having to go to an LCQ. It’s not rocket science
World Championships: 125cc – 1992; 250cc – 1993 and 1994.
Then he came to the US to compete in SX and MX. He got hurt so many times in SX that it took him until 1999 to win the AMA 250cc Outdoor Championship.
I've no doubt that given time to prepare, someone like Gajser or Herlings could do well. But I would also extend that charity to the U.S. based riders if they took the time to prepare for MXGP. They would be competitive given enough time to prepare.
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