FULL MOTO. The Treacherous Unadilla Mud Claims Many Victims | 2018 Unadilla National 250 Moto 1

Mud races have been a hot topic this week coming off the 2024 San Francisco Supercross which featured quite the downpour. This week we're throwing it back to 2018 where the Unadilla National experienced similar conditions and we saw some tight 250 class racing. In this first moto, Dylan Ferrandis outduels teammate Aaron Plessinger to take the win ahead of Troy Lee Designs/Red Bull KTM's Shane McElrath. Interestingly enough, those three finished P4 - P6 in the 450SX main event at San Francisco on Saturday. Maybe we should have know they would do well by looking back at this moto!
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[@jdsaw100]

Thank you very much 😊.

[@Sender76]

the good old zilla

[@moto1532]

No timing and scoring 👎

[@TheRacingGenius88]

Una Fuckin Dilla!!! The Other Side Sucks!!! Whenever it rains the track becomes quick sand.

[@joshwoodford9332]

Mayb AP was doing it too, if so I never seen him do so but I would’ve protested Dylan for cutting that 90decree turn a couple turns after the table that dung and bam bam collided on bams first 450 ride .. like there was multiple clearly visible track markers in that turn .. and if he only did it once id say mayb he didn’t mean to but I counted atleast 4 times and he started doing it when AP was catching him .. mayb they didn’t enforce the don’t be wide open when off the track rule either but when Dylan slid off the track and went into the fence “bc he was on the very edge of the track bc he literally jus cut the track in the turn before so now he’s getting cross rutted gets back on” ya once he got off the fence he he could’ve got back on the track but chose to go wide open 100-150 feet or so going into the next turn .. it’s kinda messed up imo bc ya he AP was catching him so he started riding harder and basically did anything he could to gain a advantage but even after AP made a mistake or what ever caused the 17+ second lead Dylan was still cut the track in that turn .. if they were all doing it then id say let it go but if the leader was doing it and the guy in 2nd wasn’t id say he needs docked .. otherwise he rode pretty damn good .. looked sketch af as expected but still he did a very good job babying the bike ..