by Steve Cox
Toronto Dirt Report
Saturday, March 13, 2010 | 6:34 PMLast year's Toronto track was built with frozen dirt, and to dry it out, Dirt Wurx was forced to use a lot of lime. By the end of the first practice, the track was already almost unrideable, as riders couldn't even jump the triples either because they couldn't get enough of a drive, or because the landing had become so dug out that it was dangerous to try it.
This year, it's a lot better. The jumps are holding up, although they are still rutting up just like always.
The only real issue that the riders are talking about is the rocks. Following a 450 around on a track with rocks like this is painful.
This year, it's a lot better. The jumps are holding up, although they are still rutting up just like always.
The only real issue that the riders are talking about is the rocks. Following a 450 around on a track with rocks like this is painful.


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