I think going to the outlaw and not having success, then back to the Pred and a couple things just didnt go right, all made him way out of his rythm and things just dont feel right. It is probably the best thing for both parties. But he is definately still a top 5 rider, just needs to get his rythm back.;)
he done alot better previous years than last year, but i was mostly talking about the IRS outlawQuote:
Originally posted by GE4x4
He reached the top 5 many times last year on a Polaris, so it's not the quad.
id say give him the summer break to get the honda dialed in and hell be back on the podium
That's true, but look at the compatition a few years ago and then now. There are many young guns coming up and doing quite well. Look at Jenks, 2 wins allready, Houston, Bithel, Johnson and many more. I think Smiley is a great racer, but I would not put him in the top 5 anymore.Quote:
Originally posted by woodsracer420
he done alot better previous years than last year, but i was mostly talking about the IRS outlaw
A pro should not need a summer break to get a quad dialed in. Look at Yokely, he started on a brand new 450R with barly any seat time and has done real well.Quote:
Originally posted by woodsracer420
id say give him the summer break to get the honda dialed in and hell be back on the podium
where is the results?
I'm getting results from last year.:confused:
He's working on it
I just went through the results and unfortunately the results given too me were from 2005. Whoops!!!!
Sorry :(
how did wes stone do in junior 25 class:eek2: :eek2: