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1- Dean Wilson
2- Malcolm Stewart
3- Justin Brayton
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250
1- Dylan Wright 30pts.
2- Luke Renzland 27pts
3- Mathias Jørgensen 25pts.
4- Westen Wrozyna 23pts.
5- Logan Karnow 21pts.
6- Davey Fraser 20pts.
7- Tanner Ward 19pts
8- Jess Pettis 18pts.
9- Quinn Amyotte 17pts.
10- Guillaume St-Cyr 16pts.
450
1- Dean Wilson 30pts.
2- Malcolm Stewart 27pts.
3- Justin Brayton 25pts.
4- Phil Nicoletti 23pts.
5- Cade Clason 21pts.
6- Matt Goerke 20pts.
7- Cole Thompson 19pts.
8- Shawn Maffenbeier 18pts.
9- Josh Cartwright 17pts.
10- Sam Gaynor 16pts.
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I guess they decided to change the 250 class from Olympic scoring to the same point system they use for outdoors to determine the overalls because as of now it appears that what I posted is accurate.
Jørgensen went 3-7 which gives him "44pts." for 3rd o/a.
Wrozyna went 6-4 which gives him "43pts." for 4th o/a.
250 MTL SX Results
250 Point Standings
In the 250 class, Renzland, Wrozyna, and Jørgensen all tied in points for 2nd, so the better finish in the second race determined the order for the overalls. Just like in moto they should all be tied for 2nd in the championship standings.
Pettis went 1-DNF, so he shouldn't be in the top 10.
In the 450 class, Brayton and Nicoletti scored the same amount of points with Brayton getting 3rd overall due to having a better finish in the last race.
Again, those two should be tied in points in the championship. Obviously that's all going to change after round 2 since Wilson, Stewart, and Brayton are not doing the remaining rounds.
What The Points Standings Should Look Like
250
1- Dylan Wright 30pts.
2- Luke Renzland 27pts
2- Westen Wrozyna 27pts.
2- Mathias Jørgensen 27pts.
5- Logan Karnow 21pts.
6- Davey Fraser 20pts.
7- Tanner Ward 19pts
8- Quinn Amyotte 18pts.
9- Guillaume St-Cyr 17pts.
10- Jayce Pennington 16pts.
450
1- Dean Wilson 30pts.
2- Malcolm Stewart 27pts.
3- Justin Brayton 25pts.
3- Phil Nicoletti 25pts.
5- Cade Clason 21pts.
6- Matt Goerke 20pts.
7- Cole Thompson 19pts.
8- Shawn Maffenbeier 18pts.
9- Josh Cartwright 17pts.
10- Sam Gaynor 16pts.
The ATVs were actually pretty cool to watch, looked like a bit more fans than last year but still not at its mid 2000s peak.
If I were the series I would ditch the AX portion, add 2 MX races and maybe look at doing 4 total SX races. THe race track they made at Delaware Speedway was actually pretty damn cool I'm kinda mad they couldn't come back. I would've gone to that event as its only 2 hours away.
Pit Row
MX really should be the main focus up here. I've said it before, but AX should just be left to Future West. The KTM team doesn't support the AX series.
A 3 round "SX" championship series is a joke in my opinion. A mechanical or small crash and it's over.
If it was up to me:
No AX
10 rounds of MX
4 or 5 rounds of "SX"
Delaware Speedway was pretty cool last year. The best one, after Montreal.
As for Montreal, they really should use the entire floor space. Build a real SX track with some rhythm sections and a whoop section. Tame it down a bit if you have to, but not like this year. Bringing back the mezzanine would be cool too.
Seems like the event is growing so that's a good sign. Hopefully it grows back to what it used to be.
EDIT: Found my answer on the website of the team.
PENRITE HONDA RACING GO INTERNATIONAL WITH JUSTIN BRAYTON
Justin Brayton will kick start his racing campaign with Penrite Honda Racing, this weekend in Montreal, Canada.
As this is the team’s global debut, they are excited to play a role in Brayton’s racing outside of the usual Australasian Supercross Championship rounds.
“I have always wanted to explore oversees opportunities and Justin generously proposed a mutual venture. Our primary partners were excited to get involved and this weekend will mark our first foray in international competition,” said Penrite Honda Racing team director Yarrive Konsky.
Over the past decade, Brayton has become the most travelled Supercross racer throughout the world, having raced in Europe, America, New Zealand, Canada and Australia.
It has been four months since Brayton has lined up for a Supercross race so he is eager for the gate to drop.
“This Supercross attracts several top ten and podium racers, it’s always high quality racing and I certainly enjoy going toe to toe with these guys!” Brayton said.
The Australian Supercross Championship starts in five weeks and the team have been busily getting ready to defend their championship.
“It’s an exciting year for riders and teams. Four of the five rounds will be on TV and two of them will be aired live, which is a great addition to our championship and will show our sport to a wider audience,” Konsky finished.
The Penrite Honda Racing Team will announce another competitor in the coming weeks who will contend the SX2 class, stay tuned.
BTW... I can't find the Fox gear set that Dylan Wright wore sunday night. I never been a Fox fan but his kit remember me of the 90' and I might consider getting one.
Dylan Wright
The ATV were pretty good but the buggey were boring as hell.
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