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I just saw some footage of stewart riding his 250 2 stroke at the pace of everyone on 4 strokes back in 2005. Even almost getting hole shots, was stewart just that good he could ride an underpowered bike that fast or do you guys think the 450s weren’t that strong back than?
2. We've had over ten years of development on 450s since, they're putting out more power and in an even easier to use manner now than they did in '05.
The Shop
Plus I remember in an interview from Budds after he got 3rd behind Ricky and Chad, Erin Bates asked him what it will take for him to run with Ricky his response was "A 450."
Is there any decent footage of him racing that bike where we can enjoy the sound of it?
https://youtu.be/Hz_kJ2jaoCo?start=1680
https://youtu.be/KciAC0Ief4w
insane speed.
insane attack.
insane desire.
Then he got pressured, and:
DIRT.
I don't think anyone ever beat Stewart more than he beat himself. Even his little crash in this race...Reed goes down, and Stewart instantly looks back. Ok, I'm in the clear. That's all it took to mess with his concentration and...BOOM.Clearly the fastest man on the track and he finishes 4th.
Pit Row
https://youtu.be/mYlmr9mLb2c
It's just a snooze fest now.
sigh.....
Depends on how you look at it. Others with his capabilities (which is a very small list just so we are clear) took 2nd instead of risking the crash riding over their head to get 1st. He didn’t. So that keeps that sentence up there technically true but in reality it isn’t.
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