On the best of days, a top MXer gets the holeshot and leads the entire race. I remember how it went when guys like Bailey, O'Mara, Hansen or others would take it off the front and keep their all-white outfits intact.
Of course on other occasions, the fastest rider may suffer a bad start, crash, or get railed into a haybale...at which time that rider has to work through the pack to take the checkered.
Here's Broc Glover looking confident after taking soil samples with his face. Looks like that 80's mustache operated like a Dyson super vac. Dirty can be good.
I loved personality close ups. Wish we had more of it in the sport today. Snap a 135mm lens on the camera body and shoot facials. They tell a story.
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