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Pala Raceway Press Day

Chris Pourcel was getting used to the track today. The top three in each class were given about 45 minutes total track time to break it in.

Pourcel seemed quiet but in his normal, fun mood in the press conference.

Trey Canard seems focused for Saturday.

Trey Canard leads his teammate Brett Metcalfe through the sand whoops at Pala.

Tyla Rattray likes Pala and rides here nearly every week. However, the track was never anything like it is now.

Rattray jumps over the big finish-line double in front of the grandstands at Pala Raceway.

Ryan Dungey seemed calm and collected in the press conference.

If Dungey wins this weekend, it will be a new rookie record of 10 wins in a single season in the premier class.

Brett Metcalfe is looking for his first win of his career this weekend.

Metcalfe has come very close to moto wins two weekends in a row. He's familiar with Pala's dirt. Is this the weekend?

Gieger negotiates the 180 after the finish line.

Andrew Short is looking to pass Brett Metcalfe back for second in the points this weekend.

Ashley Fiolek needs to make up a massive amount of points on Jessica Patterson to successfully defend her title.

Ryan Hughes helped out with the design and build of Pala's National track.

Jeff Emig overjumped the finish-line jump a bunch of times in a row. OJ is not your friend...

The grandstands are top-shelf for this weekend's race. They run right alongside the start-straight and finish-straight.

From the grandstands, the finish-line double is like a big supercross finish. It turns right back onto the start straight, just like many supercross tracks.

The pits weren't that full yet today, but they will fill up tomorrow.

The top-three 450cc riders at the press conference as they prepare for their final battle of the season. Actually, it's not their final battle, as all three will be racing at the MXoN in a couple of weeks.

Pourcel (left), Canard (center) and Rattray (right) are all going to be very strong on Saturday.

There are actually pools installed in multiple places around the track.

The new Leatt Pro brace, made of carbon fiber, was debuted by Dungey today. He will race with it on Saturday. He says it weighs a lot less and is really comfortable.

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