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A unique Motocross perspective emerges, providing a valuable window on analysis of holeshots, pros vs amateurs, injuries, and even as basic as how to look at one race's results -- generating fascinating conclusions. That said, the objective isn't to reinvent motocross as we know it, just to find newer, more interesting -- and sometimes more accurate -- ways to enjoy the sport even more. It's a challenge. Are all the topics easy? Certainly not. But it's worth the effort, and if you're a fan of motocross, you'll want to get to know the ideas in this book. The motocross community of course values tradition, and we hold on to those customs and memories. But also ingrained in the sport is an instinct to innovate and push the limits. This new perspective could be valuable for everyone who's evaluating motocross, from the casual fan all the way up to factory and sponsor executives who fund the teams. Does it answer all the questions? There are no simple answers, but this provides a new way to address the questions.