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peltier626
5/11/2019 3:14pm
5/11/2019 3:14pm
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5/13/2019 11:26am
27th in qualifying. Wow.
The lap chart tells the story and Harrison started in 34th but still managed to pass 7 guys. His best lap time was only 4 seconds off the winner's, which ain't bad.
His start killed him, with a better start he will be there.
30th in free practice.
29th in timed practice.
27th qualifying race.
He moved forward into 27th place in the qualifying race, largely because of riders ahead of him DNF'd.
The Shop
Roczen dominated MX2 in 2011, beat Dungey at 2011 MXdN (with 200cc less) and lapped Baggett.
The next year he was a 3-4 place guy and Baggett came from behind to pass him almost every weekend
It's a roll of the dice between ama and GP riders. The type of track and soil they race on makes a giant difference. The faster and more dry a track is, the tougher the ama guys are to beat. The more technical and muddier the track, the tougher the euros are to beat. I still think u.s. riders are decent in sand and have a shot in it. They just seem to do a lousy job of being prepared for mxon events these days. Too many bike issues, set up issues, not knowing how to start on GP starting gate when they should have. Shit like that. I don't know who's fault that is, but it's been ridiculous the last two years.
Pit Row
Edit:Just did some more digging and it looks like he’s dealing with EBV.
Oi Oi Oi.
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