MCRMX Race Report - Anaheim II

Spokane, Wash. (January 21, 2009) - The MotoConcepts race team (MCRMX) arrived in Anaheim last weekend looking for results.  After a tough round in Phoenix, the team, with new manager Steve Lamson, was eager to race and move forward.   

Practice and qualifying went well, as all four riders easily moved into the night show.  Ben Coisy and Cole Siebler were both in the top 15 in the 450 class and 250 West rider, Jeff Alessi, finished timed practice 11th.  Alessi moved into the main with a 6th place finish in heat race number one.  Coisy also found his way into the main with a 6th place finish in heat race number one on the 450 side.  Daniel McCoy was just outside the automatic qualifiers and moved to the LCQ after a 12th place heat finish.  In heat race number two, Siebler got tangled up going around corner one and went down, pushing him to the back of the pack.  Siebler picked himself up and finished the heat in 14th.  In the LCQ McCoy wound up in 4th with Siebler just behind in 6th. 

In the 250 main, Alessi rode a consistent race and finished just outside the top 10 in 12th.  Number 801 stands 11th overall in the 250 West with 22 overall points.  Jeff will be on practice duty as the series moves East to Houston. 

A rough start for Coisy saw him get pinched to the back of the field, where he moved up from 20th, to finish the 450 main in 17th.  Number 979 is currently 15th overall in the 2009 AMA Supercross 450 class, with Siebler sitting at 20th. 

The three MCRMX 450 riders head to Houston for round four of the AMA Supercross Series, January 24th at Reliant Stadium. 

MCRMX would like to thank team sponsors: MotoConcepts, MDK, FMF, FLY Racing, Pirelli, Decal Works, Smooth Industries, Alpinestars, Utopia, Vortex, TCR, Sunline, Dragon Racing Fuel, Excel RK, Goldfren, Boyesen, Guts, Motion Pro, MotoHose, Motorex, Leisure Concepts, Northwest Steel Fab., Extreme Motosport MX park. 

All interested team sponsor enquires please contact Alison Turner alison@atlantic-promotions.com 805-214-1106.