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Meet the Amateurs: Local TV Report on Motocross

Wednesday, May 2, 2012 | 2:55 PM
We spotted this local news piece on KTTC, the NBC affiliate for Rochester, Minnesota, featuring some local amateurs at Midway Motocross Track, which is run by Lee Theiss. Check it out.

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jsking912 wrote: 3:57pm May 2, 2012

what exactly is "Motokazi"

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731Chopper wrote: 4:02pm May 2, 2012

Very cool. Overall a lot better than many similar segments I've seen in the past. I remember when I was a kid one of our local news channels came and did a segment at Mosier Valley (RIP)... it was horrible.

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SteveS wrote: 6:12pm May 2, 2012

Heh. When she was summing up talking about bike sizes, she only talked about 2-strokes.

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RODEO905 wrote: 8:02pm May 2, 2012

Check out my bud #309. He is a star. Yeah it is only local news, but still he is a star. And he got the holeshot! sweet. And Graves old man is still fast and sneaky. See you guys at the Vet Races.
ride on. More local Moto TV.

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wrote: 8:05pm May 2, 2012

motokazi was the name of the facility / track. overall it was a good report of the sport, except a few things only a rider would pick up on as being miss informed, as SteveS noted. track looked really easy, and facility looked awesome! liked all the green grass.

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toocoolracing wrote: 8:34pm May 2, 2012

Nice to see a good, relatively accurate report.

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bucky394 wrote: 8:52am May 3, 2012

My 1st race was at Midway. Cool track in a pasture! I remember Ron Heppner. Back in 1981, when the Yamaha's came with the number !'s on the plates, he was able to leave his on! So cool to see him still racing. And it was a nice little clip, but "the 125's and 250's reach speeds of up to 30 or 40 mph on the track??? Hello!! LOL And the "Dirty Dozen" was quite the obstacle back then-well not so much for the late great Donnie Schmit! Good times! He could fly through them.

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