Rd. 4 Recap: Bad Medicine Hard Enduro in Little Hocking, Ohio (By SkyPixel Media)
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- Опубліковано 11 жов 2024
- The AMA @IRCTireUSAMoto US Hard Enduro Series, Presented by @InsideEnduro stopped at the Bad Medicine at Fallen Timbers Hard Enduro, in Little Hocking, Ohio. Taking place at the Wildwood Lake Raceway, the rain came down the days prior to the event and created a muddy challenge for the racers. This venue was like an east coast rainforest, with creeks, waterfalls, steep hills, and slick moss-covered rocks spread everywhere in the course.
FMF KTM Factory Offroad Racing's Trystan Hart won yet again this race, but not without a contentious 4-hour back and forth battle with Delullo Racing Team's Ryder LeBlond. They passed each other about 20 times during the race, and made for the tighest race of the year. Rockstar Husqvarna's @ColtonHaaker10 finished third. In the Pro Women's class, KTM's Shelby Turner won the class for her second event victory in a row.
Video by @skypixelmedia
Directed by: Blake Scott
Edited by: Blake Scott and Rachel Firmin
Thumbnail Photo by @ElevatedActionSports
I want to give a shout out to the entire production crew from Max to the camera people and especially the folks that do the editing. This is one of the best produced things I have EVER watched on UA-cam. Absolutely excellent.
Love it! You guys are killing it
Loving this series! The coverage is so in depth. Capturing the exact competitive emotion of these top riders! Keep killing it!
I can't believe these aunt getting a ton more views, excellent coverage.
great coverage thankyou
So sick!
Great production!
“Stopstacles” yes!!!
Yall got me super pumped!!!!!
top-notch coverage!!
Still hard to believe first and second lapped the entire field in those conditions. GO RYDER!!!!!!
They didn't lap 3rd. But they were about 5 minutes from lapping him.
Good stuff. Enjoying the quality of these videos. 👍🏾
It’s crazy how good Trystan has gotten in the last 2 years
Does anyone else sit on the couch and wear a drink system while watching this coverage?
Really surprised not a lot of riders using full wrap hand guards
Skip the music please or turné it down, rather hear the bikes and comments better.
#holeshot
Too many short clips! Show more than 5 seconds clips. The nonstop switch to other edits makes it hard to follow. For example showing only 70% of a crash is annoying.
Couldn't agree more. So much for "Raw & Unfiltered". Much prefer Jaume Soler videos... pure racing action!
I’m not sure why they keep trying to push this narrative of OG’s vs New Kids. Graham is nearly 60 years old and can ride circles around all these young guns. Lol. Other than that, excellent videos.
I don’t think Graham is anywhere near 60 and we will see how he does around the young guys this weekend
@@DeadEnduro the fact he's there proves the point of his greatness. Over 40+ and still a contender. What other sport do you see that in?
Graham is 47.
@@sothisisprogress... Hyperbole. And Colton is 32, so why do they keep encouraging the riders to make it seem like he is a grandpa on course?
@@RyanBoardman234s this is actually something established in the first set of interviews at grinding stone that there is a definite Old guard and new guard. (The riders did that not the production) While yes Colton's only 32 he has also been racing extreme races or Enduro Cross for over 10 years. Even Riders like Max gersten or Cody Webb. While they're not "nearly 60" (or even in their 40s) they are definitely the "OG" riders compared to those like Trystan or Ryder or Spenser who are fairly new to the Pro class scene.
You need a media guy that captures content and talks less.
Our media guy is perfect for the job. Can follow cam the top riders. Former pro racer and champion. Real on camera and has good racing insights. Respected by all the riders in the industry- humble and willing to put in the work. He’s not going anywhere.
@@skypixelmedia idk why everybody is compliant I thought this video and camera work was top notch