Well we are here at Glen Helen Motocross Nationals in San Bernardino California. An it 's a real hot gloomy day out here. The riders are going to have a rough time keeping hydrated and keep in shape for this track. The race isn 't today it 's just a fan based thing today but the riders are looking at the track to see what they 're up for. All the riders want the win here because it means your a champion in this sport. Well we got the three contenders but Adam is ahead in points he just don 't need to make any mistakes and focus. Adam cianciarulo is the points leader and right behind him is Ryan dungey and Justin barcia is is in third right now. All three of these guys are heck of riders they have battled it out the whole season. This is all it comes down to this race …show more content…
So Tomorrow is the day of the big race and you can feel it. Because everybody is posting stuff on social media, everybody 's talking about on the radio, and it 's on the Tv also. The riders really need to stay calm and collective on this because if you get to nervous that 's when most of the mistakes happen. The riders really need to stay positive and confident in their ability to ride a dirt bike the fastest and stay in shape. They wouldn 't be able to afford an injury right now cause that just makes them not one hundred percent on race day. In this race is already have odds stacked against them so it would slim their chances way down even it 's still possible for them to win. So today is the day all the fans are pumped for the race this what it comes down to this race right here. The riders better be on there A game if they want to win this championship. So the race is about to start the riders are getting there gates. The fans are screaming and the gates drop in thirty seconds and the adrenaline is pumping. So Adam gets the whole shot an leads the first three laps but Ryan and Justin are closing are in on him. Well hopefully the pressure don 't get to him and he stay stay focused and
The story behind Dale Earnhardt Jr's racing career As many of you probably know Dale Earnhardt Jr recently retired after the 2017 season. Dale Earnhardt Jr was liked by almost everyone in the sport of nascar, not a lot of people had a problem with Dale. When everyone found out Dale was retiring they was in shock that it was so soon. So in the rest of this paper it will talk about Dale’s career leading up to his retirement and all the great accomplishments he had, and what made him retire so early in his career. To start off this paper it will talk about how the beginning of Dale’s racing career.
Don’s heats he created were two qualifying heats of 12 cars and then there was a final heat to determine the true winner of first,second,and third
“Sterlin Marlin was the guy who wrecked him. He got a real raw deal because racing is racing, he didn’t do anything wrong,” Kiser explains. “Racing is racing,” he repeats thinking about tragedy. Even Michael Waltrip, someone who worked alongside Earnhardt agrees, Earnhardt "tried to squeeze Sterling off," Waltrip said. "Sterling was there and Dale tried to cut him off, and it turned Dale into the wall.
This years cross country went off pretty well if you ask Harrisburg cross country runner Alexander Auch, If you ask him he will tell you that his favorite part of the season was watching his teammates improve and grow as a better runner and placing top 10 in just about every race and getting first in Brookings with a time of 16:40.66 and getting second as a team. Alex isn 't sure yet what he will do running wise after High School but he says if he get the opportunity to run in college he will take it and run with it. He will also say that he is exited for next year and looking forward to it he was been running all winter inside and out and don 't be surprised when you see him in the summer out there because the Harrisburg team has a summer
SCJHD Rodeo Princess You stand there taking deep breaths and trying to remember every move you’re about to make. You watch your competition and fix their mistakes in your head, you smile and tell them they did wonderful. You stand there taking deep breaths, and go over the same words you’ve said a hundred times. You wait for your name which will come soon and when it does you take one last deep breath, smile, and take that step on to the stage never moving your eyes from the judges.
Just 3 Sundays ago on Nov 22, the Nascar(National Association of Stock Car Auto Racing) and Sports world watched and admired the end of one of the most extraordinary careers in its history, that of Superstar Jeff Gordon. What makes Jeff unusual is he broke all the stereotypes of what was once known as a “Southern only sport” to that of global implications and sponsorships and basically made Jeff Gordon an ambassador for “good guys” can succeed in the rough and tumble dangerous world of Nascar stock car racing. Jeff Gordons roots were not that of a North Carolina born and bred short track racer but that of a cleancut kid from California whose parents Carol and John Bickford did what most parents would do for their own child who has shown
He didn’t finish first place in every event, but has made many top five finishes during his first year in 2005. In the end, he had placed third overall in in the Group A class and fourth overall in the Rally America National Championship. With a new year in 2006, came many new opportunities for Ken. He had signed on Subaru as his main car brand for the years 2006-2010. Near the end of his World Rally Championship event, he had switched to Ford as his main group.
“The rider must dismount without any help from their team mates and without losing control of their horses” (Fort Hall Relay Races). “Many families that participated in the sport decades ago are still participating and passing
It is necessary for me to get the haters out of my life to live my dream and keep going till I achieve my goal. Running towards dreams life gives me a very special meaning what I do is separate me from other people that don’t need to be in my life and the wasting time on people that don 't need to be in it and the people that always down me about my goals. to work toward this goal of barrel racing I am gonna try to achieve this summer. I challenge myself to be the best that I will try to be and with that it will take me not to doubt myself be positive and dedicate myself and i 'll go somewhere with my dream hopefully to the NFR someday which means
For some people it's just fun. But for me It's a lifestyle. People ask what is it? It's the sport rodeo. For those who don't known what rodeo is, rodeo is an exhibition or contest in which cowboys show their skill at riding broncs, roping calves and other activities.
He is a class act. He’s one of the few drivers that never gets down about himself, always keeps his head held high. In all of his interviews whether it’s something negative he always responds in a positive way stating “The car was not where we wanted it today. There’s always next week, and we will take this as a learning experience.” Always thanks his crew and sponsors.
Every lap my Dad and I check to see how many positions Sage Karam has gone up and eventually the last lap reveals the new champion. Sage battles with top drivers for the checkered flag and he wins in the photo
Rodeo is one of the oldest sports to exist in the United States; with the first rodeo being held in Cheyenne, Wyoming in 1872. Baseball is the only sport older than it. Today, many people and organizations are trying to shut down rodeo because they claim it is cruel to animals. The sport of rodeo is not cruel to animals through the care and treatment of the livestock and performance horses.
Luckily today safety measures such as filming, improved riding equipment, safety rails and ambulances on guard are taken to ensure safe riding. As one can see, jockeys had it rough. These hardships range from excessive amounts of weight loss to risking their lives to participate in a mile and a half race. The jockeys were often risking
Motocross is the most physical,demanding, and dangerous sport in the world. Motocross is motorcycle racing which consists of winding tracks full of multi-terrains and large jumps. The average season is year round. that is if riders race arena or supercross through the winter. To be a Professional dirt bike rider you must have 100 amatuer points to become a pro racer.