So he was getting close to winning the biggest race of his life, which would be the first race of his life, which is the biggest race of pretty much most people's life, Anahom won.

He pulled a whole shot. He's leading the race. He's dictating and he dictated his ass right off the track when he crashed.

But still, he was back doing what he does. Happy New Year's guys.

We back.

You know what time it is.

We just had A1 yesterday.

So you know where we at.

We had the Rewan Show, baby. Happy New Year's

2003, Anaheim One. I'm so excited. So you know what we're going to do here. We're going to watch it

and break it down like we always do. So let's get into Cole. Whoa. We back, baby. So Anahom

One, dirtworks, as they always do. They do a great job. It was raining there

in Southern California. And you know how you've been like retired? Is that you didn't even know

anything about like the rain? Like I was talking to Cooper before the weekend. He's like,

yes, it's raining. And rocks it. Yeah, it's raining out here. I'm like, it ain't here. It's sunny. But, of course, the track was covered, so no one got

the ride on press day. They pull off the tarps. And it's like you, this was almost like one of

those tracks that was in between, like, where you had, when Anaheim gets wet, but not muddy,

it gets gnarly. And it kind of reminded me a lot of an East Coast track like

Indianapolis where it's hard, it's hard, but it's super soft and you get these gnarly ruts. So

what you saw this weekend was a track where the transitions, they had like a comb effect all

way through. When you look at the front of the jumps, it was like a comb. But the ruts was

hard. And that makes it hard to first off, jumps, it was like a cone. But the ruts was hard,

and that makes it hard to, first off, it's the first race of the year. Everyone's tight,

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