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So the season
is over and I'm only up to round 8. If
this were a real job I'd be sitting in a diner with Cosmo Kramer looking over
my shoulder for crazy Joe Davola. Well
we all know who won by now and although Dungey was on a run it was just too
little too late to catch his teammate Ken Roczen; gratulation Kenny and thanks
for the memories.
So how did
the boys do out at Spring Creek? This
week I decided to look at the 250 class so let's get started with moto 1. It's clear to me that Jason Anderson had the
best performance in this moto outscoring his closest opponent, Blake Baggett,
by 3.97 points. The next closest
performance was that of Cole Seely who was seriously outscored by Anderson to
the tune of 12.98 points. The
performances down the line were all pretty close but the most disappointing I
thought was that of Hill, Bisceglia and Cunningham. The most impressive again I thought was
Anthony Rodriguez, he just keeps grinding out the laps.
In moto 2 it
was a much closer race. Top dog in this
moto was Cooper Webb followed closely by Jason Anderson with a point
differential of only 2.09 points. Jeremy
Martin had another outstanding ride and managed a comfortable 3rd place on my trap
followed by the Frenchman Marvin Musquin.
Baggett had a disappointing finish as did Bogle and more tough luck for
Cunningham. In this moto Anthony
Rodriguez scored up to 7th place on my trap, ahead of riders like Pourcel, Alex
Martin, Joey Savatgy, Bell, Seely, just to name a few.
Figure 1 has
some overall categories I thought were noteworthy. Most Undervalued and Overvalued are just a
couple of categories I came up with to help me identify the riders I think are
worthy or not worthy of sponsorship dollars. Of course this is just per race and certainly
does not reflect their overall value throughout the course of a season but it's
an interesting exercise.
So there it
is, Spring Creek is in the Roost'r books.
Washougal is on tap so check back to see how everyone stacked up on the
Roost'r Trap; till then!
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