The third round of Supercross was packed with excitement, giving fans much to talk about. This race was originally intended to be the second round but safety and financial concerns caused its cancellation. Now that it is done, let’s take a look at the track, riders, and influencers who made this event so special.
Track Analysis
Dirt Works designed a smaller track for this round than in previous years – making for tighter corners and flat corner racing. But it still proved to be safe enough for riders since it was even safer than the first round’s track! The berms were lower than usual which some found challenging while others enjoyed the double whoops which allowed them time to set up before hitting jumps. However, the start of the race did cause some chaos as there were accidents and mishaps during takeoff.
Riders and Racing
It was an exciting race overall with close battles between competitors throughout. Jet Lawrence had an impressive qualifying time of second place out of all contestants while Malcolm Stewart beat him by a tenth of a second in the end! Both 250cc class racers put on a great show with many close finishes and exhilarating battles that kept viewers on their feet – though some riders did crash in certain sections like Colby Cobb and Max Volin due to difficulty navigating through whoops or during restarting procedures.
Privateers and Influencers
In addition to professional teams, there were privateer racers present as well – these are individuals not backed by any major team yet they often put on great performances despite being underfunded compared to other teams competing. Also attending were influencers from the motocross/Supercross community who added different perspectives on racing and sportsmanship that made this event even more interesting from an outsider’s point-of-view!
Conclusion
Overall Round 3 of Supercross was thrilling for both fans as well as athletes alike – providing an exciting atmosphere for everyone involved! The track proved challenging which created plenty of action-packed moments throughout while privateers showed their worth despite having less support financially speaking compared to professionals teams. With influencers adding their own spin on things too, it truly made this event one you don’t want to miss if you’re into motocross & Supercross – be sure to tune into upcoming races every Friday at noon Pacific time so you don’t miss out!
