INTERVIEW
2015 WORLD OFF-ROAD CHAMPIONSHIP SERIES CHAMPION ROBBY BELL
P150
2015, especially in the beginning of the
year, I wanted to come out and make a
statement. I started the year on fire and
attacked. Taft, I just had a solid victory.
Primm, I had a good victory. Canyon I
had a good victory. It was pretty much
just stringing them together and un-
fortunately Gary got hurt. From there,
around the midpoint of the year before
I had a pretty bad injury, I had already
opened up a pretty big points lead. So
honestly, just the way I came into the
series so focused on making a good
start is what won the championship for
me, because I was able to through the
last three or four rounds, not have to
take any risks and ride a little bit more
within myself because I had opened
up a pretty good points cushion.
Talk about your midseason injury
at Glen Helen (Robby crashed
while racing a local motocross race
TO COME BACK
FROM AN INJURY
THAT WAS
SO EMOTIONALLY
CHALLENGING AND
PERFORM TO THE
LEVEL I WANTED
TO WAS A HUGE
ACCOMPLISHMENT
IN ITSELF.
Only two weeks
after shattering
his face at a
local motocross
event, Bell had
to face the
Washington
double header,
where he
managed to pull
off two top-10
finishes.
