Monster Energy Kawasaki's Dean Ferris show's how he has mastered getting around a supercross track in wet conditions. The top riders work very hard on being able to ride well in all conditions and the best way to achieve this is to get out there and work on the things that trouble you so if that's wet conditions you know what you have to do.

ONE: Line selection is more important than ever if you want to carry enough speed to jump all the obstacles so you might want to head to the berms to keep that flow going.

TWO: In slippery conditions it's a good idea to ride a gear higher if you can, this will assist in giving you better drive. You will need good clutch and throttle control so that you don't stall the bike.

THREE: Sometimes you need to use some extreme lines in these conditions so make sure you know who is around you before you move across. Basically just do what you need to do to get around the best.

FOUR: Back out early if you think you don't have the speed or are too out of control to hit a jump. Roll the obstacle and then get back on the gas. It's better to do that than crash from something you could have prevented.