Here's a few of mine from both days.
the bset part of the night was David and Taddy were talking about the course like it was a regular trail ride. You could see it in their conversatin that they both had fun. They both said in seperate interviews that it was fun racing someone. Taddy fresh from the trials world where it's individual and all about finess, and David who up until recently finishes these race 30-40 minutes ahead of anybody. I really got the impression from interviews that David likes having someone that he can actually race with. All the better that he's on the same team.
A few intersting things
David pulled out because of a respitory infection. He had the flu the week before.
David started the night race with an open face helmet.
Taddy's bike was stock with no bark busters.
Geoff Aaron said in his post race interview that he wanted to do these kind of races to put trials riding more in the spotlight.
David spent the night at the Silver Spur partying with the regular folks. I also know he stayed up pretty late Friday night. I'm sure that didn't help how he felt.
There were two KTM trucks because they had so many people racing. One was east coast the other west.
#100 was the Turkish motocross champ.
I rode at RRMT Monday with a buddy who raced and followed some of the course. For the most part it's 100 yards, then a 20 foot drop into a ravine, 50 yards then you climb straight out, go another 100 and repeat.
Costa Rica is cool.
Taddy said Erzberg and LMS were different but equally as hard.
I bet in two years the Christini all wheel drive (not 2 wheel drive) system will be common and the price down closer to $2000.
Rumor from a couple of different sources is Utah next year.
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