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Ben LaMay
know? It’s just psyching yourself out and
getting yourself ready. When you ride it’s
good to not think about a lot of things,.
That’s another thing for me--I think about
too many things.
Do you identify the riders in front of you,
and just kind of freeze up?
Yeah, I guess. A little bit. I’ve been
working on that a lot.
How do you zone them out?
Um, just try to focus on the track. I’ll
usually forget about whoever’s around
me.
What was it was like walking out of the
tunnel at Anaheim I for the first time for
you?
It was a little weird, walking out into
the stadium for the first time. I was like,
“Wow, I’m here.” But when I got out on
the track I really don’t notice anybody in
the stands or anything around me. So it
didn’t really bother me. Even today, I’m
not really bothered by anything.
Today’s actually a good day. There are
only 38 guys in the 450cc class here in
Houston. You could ride in the night show
without...
...Without even doing anything, I’m
already in it, but I’ve got to get to the main
event.
Who are all your sponsors helping you
out?
Rock River, Fly, Scott, RG3, Dunlop,
HotCams, CP Pistons, Dr. D, Yamalube,
Uni Filters, Stomp Grips, Tag Handlebars,
Hammerhead Shift Levers, and Etnies for
my shoes, and I think that’s about it.
All right, well good luck tonight.
Thank you.
[Editors note: Ben missed making the Houston
main by 1 place--he got the gas card for finishing
third in the 450 LCQ. At least that will help him and
his dad get to the next race.]
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