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Steve Matthes and Tony Blazier sit down, re-watch a couple of supercrosses and debate which one was the best ever. Check it out.

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mxsp17 wrote: 6:02pm July 10, 2012

I was there in '86 Amaheim.But....the Atlanta race gets my nod for best race ever for close racing.Peace

9lives-Mr-Mx wrote: 6:08pm July 10, 2012

I been to every Anaheim since 1980 and only missed
January 05, 2002: David Vuillemin win

I would go for Atlanta race myself

fred wrote: 7:32pm July 10, 2012

I think the Atlanta one was best because it had 6 or 7 different leaders and a bunch of lead changes.Anahein was the best one on one battle but Atlanta was a whole different animal.

BD25 wrote: 8:01pm July 10, 2012

My vote is for Atlanta, best supercross ever. I was at neither, but watched both on video. Cooper did tell me a great story about the race, involved one line whoops, a shovel and Decoster...it changed the race out come..RacerX should get him to tell it some day..

BD25 wrote: 8:35pm July 10, 2012

OOPs!!! My old mind and memory failed me, good thing for the Vault! The race Cooper told me about was the 87 LA Colosseum, where RJ comes from the back to pass Guy for the win.. I made a mistake..still a great story!!!!

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