VOLUME 57 ISSUE 48 DECEMBER 1, 2020 P51
Deegan managed to take two
races from Cochran, the only
rider to do so. In the Supermini
2 (13-16) MX final, Collin Allen
jumped out front, with Deegan
on his heels. Deegan took the
lead on lap two. Once in front,
Deegan opened up the lead dur-
ing the final few laps to take the
win over Cochran, who passed
Allen with two laps to go.
Deegan also won the Super-
mini 1 (12-15) MX overall ahead of
Cochran with Team Green Kawa-
saki's Krystain Janik third.
Kitchen was spectacular in
the A and Pro classes. After
finishing 11th in the qualifier,
Kitchen jumped up to an impres-
sive lead in the 450 Pro Sport
SX race and never looked back,
as he and fellow Yamaha rider
Kaeden Amerine checked out on
the rest of the pack after the start
of the 12-lap main event.
The big battle in the class was
the one for third, with Honda rid-
ers Kobe Heffner and Cullin Park,
Brandon Scharer and Matt LeB-
lanc, both on Yamaha's, battling for
the position. Midway into the race,
Heffner ran off the course, handing
third to Park, with Scharer closing.
On lap eight, Scharer moved ahead
of Park for third and the die was
cast. At the finish, the order was
Kitchen, Amerine and Scharer.
(Above) Levi Kitchen came away with
the top prize in the Pro division. (Below)
Evan Ferry captured multiple wins, as
well as earning the VP Ironman Award,
on his two-stroke Husqvarna.
