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Cycle News 2021 Issue 11 March 16

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SUPERCROSS 12TH ANNUAL RICKY CARMICHAEL DAYTONA AMATEUR SUPERCROSS MARCH 7-9, 2021 DAY TONA INTERNATIONAL SPEEDWAY / DAY TONA BEACH, FLORIDA P92 Ivan Aldama Jr. finished fourth on a KTM, with Crocket Myers rounding out the top five on a Yamaha. "I had such a terrible day yesterday and I'm so glad I was able to come out here in the finals and get a win," said Best. "This is such a stacked event, everyone is fast, so I just went into the finals thinking about myself and not worrying about the competition." Orange Brigade KTM's Ca- den Braswell took an impressive win in the Schoolboy 2 (12-17) class, beating out DiFrancesco and KTM's Ayden Shive. The highly competitive Su- permini 1 (12-15) went to Team Green Kawasaki's Krystian Jan- Jordan Bowen, who took wins in the 450 C and 250 C Junior (12-17) classes. Logan Best proved to be best in the Schoolboy 1 (12-17) divi- sion, the Triangle Cycles North Yamaha rider passing Noah Ste- vens (KTM) on the second lap and then holding off Yamaha's Justin Allen to take the lead. Best, who struggled during qualifying races on Sunday, looked in top form on Monday as he stretched his lead to a comfortable margin by the end of the race. Bryce Shelly (KTM) moved into second place with an inside move on lap four, dropping Allen (Yam) to third, and from there the top three were set in stone. "All the gates are kind of rough, so it was difficult picking a good one, but I got off to some good starts today, which is key for this track," said Cochran. KTM riders Agustin Bar- reneche and Jude Smerlick were second and third in the Super- mini 2 (13-16) class, while Luke Fauser and Thomas Wood were second in third in the Mini Sr 1 (12-14) division, both on KTMs. Other riders claiming more than one win included New Hampshire legend Tony Larus- so, who claimed championships in the Senior 40+ and in the Senior 45+ classes; Landon Gibson, with titles in the 85cc (10-12) Limited and the 85 (10- 12) divisions; and Georgia rider Illinois' Krystian Janik won the highly competitive Supermini 1 (12-15) class.

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