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Any guy who can get around a track on a 4 stroke can do the same on a 2 stroke.
The guy couldn't do a simple double or even get across the whoops. There are 85 Novices that could put a better lap together.
Here is Josh Grant dicking around on a 2 stroke. He's not even trying.
Just skip to 1:45
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bB9e7E3gPas
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No disrespect to the rider but He should have been sent home after his 2nd try.
Instead of complaining about Ronnie, why doesn't anyone talk about the real problem.
Why are there less than 50 guys trying to qualify? Could it be pro purse, promoter issues, cost of 4 strokes, ridiculous Double-Displacement Rule, 450cc too big, Rider's staying C for Loretta Lynns? It is not his fault he can make the "Night Show", it signals a bigger problem with the sport. I think it's great he's out there, on a 250cc two-stroke, probably faster than most of us.
He wasn't setting the track on fire, but he was a long ways from an 85 novice. Problem is, facts seem to many times screw up a good story.
Sadly, he got to a point where he was just getting good enough to try rhythms every lap but that also meant he was in the way more. Earlier in the year, he was in the C practice and rolled everything out of the main line, so he wasn't in the way much. The last few rounds, with the lack of riders, he would be moved to the B practice (C is eliminated as there aren't enough entries) and he's trying more stuff. So in the B practice, he's riding with quicker guys and he's trying more rhythms, meaning he's actually in the way more often now. Last race I attended was Daytona, and there were a lot of guys from that B practice talking about him...
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