The year of the bad starting champions

smashingpumpkins167
If Osborne and Tomac pull this off I think they have to be the worst starting champions I've seen. They are almost always barely in the top ten off the starts.
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Gandorlf 8/12/2017 3:13pm
8/12/2017 3:13pm
And yet they find themselves up front most races anyway, be grateful he doesn't holeshot every race or you wouldn't see them most of the time!
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RacerX8 8/12/2017 3:20pm
8/12/2017 3:20pm
I think the top five should have to start backwards.
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RandyS 8/12/2017 9:28pm
8/12/2017 9:28pm
RacerX8 wrote:
I think the top five should have to start backwards.
smashingpumpkins167 wrote:
We could reverse the order of the gate picks from qualifying.
But how would we know who they are? I know, helmet flags.

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JW381 8/12/2017 11:25pm
8/12/2017 11:25pm
Blake Baggett already won a championship
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tickleme20 8/13/2017 8:47am
8/13/2017 8:47am
It's great to watch though. Especially Zacho, bc you know he'll bring it every race. Seeing him in 10th or whatever but doing the same time as the leader is incredible. His riding is aggressive and intense, and the goggle-throwing coolant-leaking shenanigans are just the icing on the cake.

Baggett and Tomac can be awesome to watch, when they're "on." But Osborne is ALWAYS on. Tongue

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