Del Rosario Dirt track is now more than established; this was the fourth edition and the best one yet. The day before, the circuit was completely flooded and waterlogged, very much in line with the rest of the dirt tracks we've been to this summer, so nothing surprised us anymore. Thanks to the 3 million eggs we organizers laid for Santa Clara or Windguru (I’m still not sure which), on Saturday we had blinding sunshine, with the track completely damp and compact—simply PERFECT!!!! Tomeza Quarter Mile is one of the best surfaces yours truly has tested to date. And all the brave souls who showed up despite the odds, as rain was forecast from noon onwards, were able to revel in this masterclass of a track and enjoy the cake. Like every year, we had a visit from our Portuguese friends Trintaeum, and we’re showing you the video that Simâo Ferreira worked so hard on for the event. Obrigado!!! Bikes on fire thanks to Kevin Broda (literally), riders violated by a sissy bar, SpongeBob driving like a bat out of hell—all this and much more defined the fourth edition of the Dirt track del Rosario. Many thanks for the organization and to those who made all this possible: Sacamantecas, Daniel (the boss of Tomeza), La Urbana, Paulo de Atria, Greasy Rats, JJbikerstore, and the rider who lent us the flags, Alberto García Fandiño. Thanks to Honormc for letting us enjoy the two-stroke music they created. We also want to thank Andre Domingas for the photos and for not killing himself on his final lap with his XV 750, which had more exhausts than cylinders. Thanks also to David Calvelo for the photo coverage. Gas!!! and keep your hair back!!!!
