Manhattan Beach Grand Prix - The Making Of A Crash
This photo sequence was taken at the 2008 Manhattan Beach Grand Prix Pro race. The fan favorite and local rider “Fast” Freddy Rodriquez of Rock Racing is taken out by the Jelly Belly lead out rider.
It seems the Fast Freddy just can’t catch a break this season.
PHOTO CREDIT: Copyright © 2008 Cleaveran O. Law
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