Watch Adam Cianciarulo during 250 Moto 1 at round 4 of the 2019 Lucas Oil Pro Motocross Championship in Mount Morris, Pennsylvania. Shot 100% on the HERO7BLACK® camera from GoPro.com
TV Camera’s don’t really show what they do on every inch of the track to make it happen. However the GoPro shows the quality what the bike, camera and rider gets punished by each lap. So good and thanks for always sharing. 👊🏼✊🏼🏁
These "pro caliber" tracks are easier than any MX track I have raced on as a amateur. I am a 55 year old man now who has not ridden a dirt bike in over a decade. I might not jump the biggest jump there, but nothing on these tracks intimidate me even. All you have to do on these tracks is learn how to ride ruts fast. Every pro in the top 15 has the tracks wired.
Why, because everybody is the same speed on these easy tracks? It's more like a fast parade than a race to me. You can write down the top ten with ten laps to go, and that is how 8 out of the ten will finish if not all 10. I don't think I will waste my money at Red Bud this year. Parades are free to watch, and they have just as many clowns in them as the FIM/AMA.
EarthSurferUSA yes please do us all a favor and don’t “waste” your money at Redbud this year, save some room for the people that can appreciate the sport
The tracks are too easy and too fast. It is not true that all these guys are exactly the same speed and talent. That is not possible. If we had tracks that separated the talent, you would see a couple of these guys are actually more talented than the others. This racing is not much different than all of us racing Honda XR75's wide open around a flat track where we all can ride wide open all the way around the track. Even you can beat Adam there.
EarthSurferUSA you are a cook if you don’t think the pro tracks are hard enough, these guys lap over half of the field and you’re talking about separating talent?
@@drewn3928 Not anymore. I was a Cook at a little dinner in the 80's. Kook. Oh my, they lap half the field in 34 minutes, (laps used to be over 3 minutes long on the harder tracks). The top guys used to lap some people 2 or three times when the tracks separated the talent. In fact, how about you go look at the lap times of the Thunder Valley race, and you will see the top (7) 250 guys had faster motos, (both of them), than Eli and Ken Roczen. If the tracks did separate the talent, you would not see 8 guys only .5 seconds apart on their fast lap times. These are easier tracks than I ever raced as a amateur. The 60 plus Vet class would love them. You will never see a top racer come from last to win ever again either,---because 8th place is going as fast as the best are. All you are watching is a fast parade. You can write down the top 10 guys 10 laps before the checkered flag, and leave the track to beat the traffic, because 8 or more of them will finish in that order. You will never see a hero again.
Fuck I spelled kook wrong so you win but I’m not typing another essay so all I gotta say is the field is wayyy more stacked than when you watched in the 80s, these guys are bred to race motocross they definitely aren’t parading around. We both love moto so why don’t we just agree to disagree, ya crazy kook!
Now if we were talking supercross you'd have a point, but not outdoors. Why do you think some guys are "supercross specialists"? Because they can't hang in the outdoors on tough tracks and long motos hauling ass
