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Villopoto remains in the top spot but for how long? I knew Ken Roczen was fast but I had no idea
he could be dominant – just imagine what Tomac can do when healthy. The injury monster came out again and this
time bit Barcia right in the onions. I
sure hope he's good to go because no one needs a win more than Justin
Barcia. As for the Alessi/Tickle
controversy; let sleeping dogs lie.
In the 250 class we may have a new contender in Martin
Davalos. Although not my highest scorer,
that distinction would go to Cole Thompson, Martin has been showing some speed
of late while Blake Baggett can't seem to catch a break. Adam Cianciarulo once again is proving he
belongs although I believe he's been the beneficiary of some unfortunate luck
by the veterans and it'll be interesting to see how he does when everything
starts to fall into place for the other guys.
For the play by play, check out www.racerxonline.com for more info.
In my previous posts I've been making predictions with +/-
1 handicap for each rider and looking over my results I'd like to try something
new for this round. In addition to
making my regular predictions, I'd like to try and predict whether a rider will
place higher or lower on the TRAP from his previous position, in this case his
TRAP position at Atlanta. The idea is to
connect with the riders' momentum. I'll
run some scenarios through my spreadsheets to help me out; should be
interesting.
"Only the dead have seen the end of war." The battle for points rages on; Indy picks on
deck.
450 SX (+/- handicap) [Higher or Lower]
1.Stewart (-1) [H]
2.Villopoto (+1) [L]
3.Roczen (+1) [H]
4.Dungey (+1) [L]
5.Brayton (-1) [L]
6.Tickle (+1) [H]
7.Peick (+1) [H]
8.Tomac (+1) [H]
9.Hahn (+1) [L]
10.Short (+1) [L]
250 SX (+/- handicap) [Higher or Lower]
1.Davalos (-1) [L]
2.Baggett (+1) [L]
3.Bogle (-1) [L]
4.Cianciarulo (+1) [L]
5.Wharton (-1) [H]
6.Friese (+1) [H]
7.Thompson (+1) [L]
8.Decotis (+1) [L]
9.Cunningham (+1) [L]
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