The word on the streets is Anaheim III is going to be a muddy situation. Having experience a few Anaheim races, under the not so welcomed moisture, I can tell you that we can expect some crazy racing. The Riders who you typically pick week in, and week out, can struggle to keep both wheels up and rolling. Champions have humbled themselves after a few laps of this stuff. But the struggle for some, can offer up the lime light to others. I mean the guys who struggle to make it through the main event under normal circumstances, can become contenders for a spot on the podium. Maybe getting the only opportunity in their professional career to be on the box. Remember Akira Narita?
Any ways tonight we could see the best of the best struggle under the lights, so don't count out the the guys running mid pack. Mud means anything can happen. It's the perfect equalizer. As I'm typing out this blog, I'm also checking the weather conditions in the Anaheim area. I guess time will tell. Laters.
Maybe some radar to depict the situation.
I can welcome the the rain safely behind this monitor and not really think twice about it. I know with it comes excitement and that's welcomed better than having wet socks, or maybe just a soothing cup of frothy hot chocolate.
Here are some shots of the 2005 A1 Mudder, it was Awesome!
Look closely there's a bike buried.
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