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Any news about sextons little mishap at the top of the hill? It could certainly be argued he technically cut the track but I don't think he gained an advantage
I feel like if he beat tomac that moto they would have had to penalize him but since he got second just let it go
The Shop
Again a minor penalty (1-2 point maybe). 1-2 point shouldn't effect the championship. cause either way Sexton has to beat tomac both motos to win this thing. If he does that wouldn't matter.
(I am joking in this next example. Settle). When I cut the track on Reflex I always get a penalty. Same thing jks jks
Ps. No chance this sexton mistake should be a penalty but I.do like the idea of timed penalties.
Pit Row
Leaving the track and NOT losing time (because you cut the corner, or pin it down the road next to the track and skip a jump or whoops) IS an advantage-even if you don’t gain time on, or pass, the rider in front of you…you didn’t lose time-and should be penalized (I’d say a 5 second penalty, if that means you lose a position you also lose points).
They had over 32 seconds on 3rd. So you're essentially penalizing him 33 seconds.
You want these guys to push hard and be willing to make mistakes and take risks then you can't have stupid punishments for non incidents. 2 points is a bad precedent to set. Let them race.
Cause as we all saw, Tomac had no more attempts after his mistake. so the lead ballooned out. If Sexton were than penalized after the race, its kind of to late.
Best racing in years and people are getting their panties in a twist over 2 feet of dirt. It's a big fat zero. Move on.
This really comes down to the rulebook now. If it states cutting the track results in a penalty, then he should be docked a position.
They didn’t have a hard time handing out penalties for multiple riders that jumped a little too high on a red cross flag just recently. Did they gain an advantage for jumping? No. Did they get docked a position? Yep
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