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1 week ago |
racerxonline.com | Davey Coombs
Welcome to Racerhead, and here we go again! The rinse-and-repeat continues into another weekend of Monster Energy AMA Supercross, as once again it's under the threat of some rainy weather. This time, it's Philadelphia that is in the eye of a weather system, and once again, the SMX Track Crew and Feld Entertainment field ops are already working to do their best to prepare the track that hopefully drains, which is what we saw in Seattle two weeks ago.
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2 weeks ago |
racerxonline.com | Davey Coombs
Welcome to another Friday, another Racerhead and another round of Monster Energy AMA Supercross that is threatened by weather. The series is near Boston at Gillette Stadium, which, like Lumen Field in Seattle last weekend, is an open-air venue without a roof. The same week of rainy weather that greeted everyone in Seattle went with the big rigs across the northern highways of the country to Boston. But if we get a rinse-and-repeat of last week’s race, we’re good—really good.
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3 weeks ago |
racerxonline.com | Davey Coombs
Welcome to Racerhead, and welcome to weather challenges in Seattle. Monster Energy AMA Supercross is out in the Pacific Northwest, where it's pretty much been raining all week. The SMX Track Crew has been on rain-footing all week, getting about 85 percent of the track built on Tuesday, then finished Wednesday morning, and the track's been covered in plastic ever since. They also made several tweaks to the original design, taking a few of the end zone lanes out to make it all more manageable.
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1 month ago |
racerxonline.com | Davey Coombs
Welcome to Racerhead and welcome back to Monster AMA Energy Supercross. After a much-appreciated weekend off, the riders and race teams are in Birmingham, Alabama, for the resumption of the series and the tenth round. This one is another Triple Crown event, which means we will get to see three races with all of the top guys.
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1 month ago |
racerxonline.com | Davey Coombs
There have been some developments in the ongoing dispute between the Lawrence brothers, Hunter and Jett, and their former agent Lucas Mirtl. You may recall that the Lawrences, who both ride for the Honda HRC Progressive team, summarily fired Mirtl as their agent in January, claiming “we became aware of and in possession of evidence of misuse and misappropriation of our personal funds by our agent Lucas Mirtl for his benefit…”Here's that story.
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