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New SuperRally promises chaos for X Games drivers
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"It's going to be a muddle," driver Tanner Foust said, more with relish than terror.
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It features a dozen teams in heats that pit four small stock cars at the peak of racing head-to-head over dirt, gravel and huge jumps instead of the two-at-a-time,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], race-against-the-clock format of most rally car racing.
"What rally has always lacked is the head-to-head, the variety of thing that makes NASCAR NASCAR (National Association for Stock Car Auto Racing), organization that sanctions American stock-car races, est. 1948. It held its first race in Daytona Beach, Fla. so magnificent," said Travis Pastrana Travis Alan Pastrana (connate October 8, 1983, in Annapolis, Maryland) is a motorsports competitor who has won championships and X Games gold medals in several events, including supercross, motocross, freestyle motocross, and rally racing. , who won his 10th X Games gold Thursday night in Moto X Freestyle and is competing in four events at the games.
Foust said the SuperRally racing manner would not be diplomatic to Europeans.
"It's quite similar, almost alike, to a type of racing that's been going on since the 60s in Europe, phoned the European Rallycross Championship," Foust said.
This year Foust has been driving aboard that European Rallycross circumference where 600-horsepower cars go from zero-to-60 in 2 seconds in preparation because the fashionable X Games.
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[Alteration of frigging, present participle of frig.] insane over there," Faust said. "The European guys that drive them are always pissed off all the period, because there's just so much crashing and there's jumping and sliding."
But despite his experience with the format, Foust said he thinks the convenience may go to his Rockstar etnies teammate Brian Deegan and Pastrana, former motocross racers who are used to vying for situation and tangling with additional conveyances.
Pastrana agrees.
"I've forever said rally car is motocross with roll bars," Pastrana said. "But this is motocross with roll bars."
Deegan, the freestyle motocross star who finished fourth last annual in his rally racing debut and seldom pedals the motorcars, thinks he'll feel right by home by the Coliseum.
"This fits extra of what I'm used to, going out there and bashing," said Deegan.
Deegan, 35, is a forerunner in freestyle motocross and founder of the Metal Mulisha motocross team and mores and goods dynasty.
He has history at the Coliseum. He won his first supercross race there in the 1990s and ghost-rode his bicycle cross the finish line, a moment he likes to call "the birth of freestyle motocross."
He has recently migrated from two to four-wheeled vehicles, racing trucks in the Lucas Oil off-road array.
Deegan said he's a little anxious that regular rally car drivers accustomed to running against the clock will be rattled by the head-to-head tournament.
"Hopefully they don't dread where everyone just ends up no finishing," Deegan said.
Foust said he has no doubt that several cars won't finish.
"It gets to a video-game intellect beautiful fast. So I calculate there's gonna be a lot of carnage."
Even the criterion X Games Rally Car Racing, which is in its fifth year and will trait most of the same drivers in the same cars as SuperRally, will have a new look as it moves from the part-pavement part-dirt course at the Home Depot Center to a dirt-and-gravel course completely within the Coliseum.
Foust, 37,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], of Steamboat, Colo., won gold at the X Games in 2007. He is a racing aficionado A Spanish word that manner flare,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], fanatic, enthusiast,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], etc. There are consistent aficionados of every subject in the microcomputer field. and history buff who has drives stunt cars for movies and teaches members of the military how to drive over ice.
He said the Coliseum way will average very tight alleys and tough terrain, with a constant skirmish opposition clay and gravel with no concrete relief like in previous years.
But he said he's cheerful to penetrate the stadium returning to its auto racing elapse.
"Mickey Thompson trucks used to sprint there," Foust said. "I should probably be looking at tapes from 1985."
Pastrana won silver in the regular rally race last year behind he broke into a walls in the ultimate heat. He had won rally car gold in two of the before three X Games.
He had been slated to contend in a disc 5 events at these X Games, but took off Friday night's Moto X Best Trick accident because of the lingering effects of a broken collarbone col·lar·bone
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He too said he wanted to retention his strength for the two Saturday races.
"We've been working so hard toward this, I wanted to give it entire I had," he said.
The peerless and daunting 70-foot gap that drivers will face at the Coliseum ought be not colossal hassle for Pastrana.
In January he jumped his rally car 269 feet from a wharf to a barge in the Long Beach Harbor.
The leap shattered the earth record but left all his bones intact.

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