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Tyler Bowers was one of just a handful of Lites riders who's laptimes did not improve in their second qualifying session. What does it mean? Fuck if I know, probably nothing!
One thing that seems to hold true for every AX champ that makes their way over to the SX series is that they illustrate the difference in the level of competition between the two series. Supercross = Major Leagues and Arenacross = Triple A. It is what it is, I guess.
Captain Obvious signing off now...LOL
One thing that seems to hold true for every AX champ that makes their way over to the SX series is that they illustrate the difference in the level of competition between the two series. Supercross = Major Leagues and Arenacross = Triple A. It is what it is, I guess.
Captain Obvious signing off now...LOL
What they lack in raw speed they make up for in the ability to battle for position.
It's crazy how much confidence and different sized tracks can really make a difference.
I think you will see some AX guys making main events at SX's throughout the rest of the season.
The Shop
I agree with the statement by Ridge above... spot on.
And I would also agree that there is no such thing as sandbagging in either series.
In AX, you need to worry about another rider taking you out of the race. In SX, you need to worry about the other riders, and the track taking you out of the race.
He was battling with Townley. Morais on YOT was also consistent and in the battle for the title. I think Lange crashed in the second to last race and that hurt his shot at the title going into the last round. Townley won that championship. Lange was diagnosed with cancer later that year and never raced again. He's healthy now and working contruction I believe...
Pit Row
Not saying that Bowers can't get to that point, but he has a lot of work ahead of him.
I feel like AX is less legitimate now though because there are no big names..it died with the Budman.
Its still cool though
A certain redheaded champion from Washington state raced alot of AX in his younger years..
on another note AX racer Jeff Gibson was doing pretty damn good tonight...
BTW .... I suppose we forgot about a guy named Justin Brayton................
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