ROAD RACE
FIM NORTH AMERICA ROAD RACING CHAMPIONSHIP
ROUND 3 / JUNE 11-13, 2021
ROAD AMERICA / SHEBOYGAN COUNT Y, WISCONSIN
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Scott by 0.024 of a second, and
Scott beating Toth by 0.0022 of a
second.
For Rodio, it was his first
career MotoAmerica victory and
highlighted his comeback from
the broken femur that he suffered
in a crash at Ridge Motorsports
Park in 2020.
Scott, on the only KTM in the
class, leads with 119 points to
Gloddy's 115 and Wyman third at
95.
Mini Cup
The opening round of the Mo-
toAmerica Mini Cup by Motul took
place on the Road America kart
track. The event featured a lot
of track time on the spectacular
course and allowed riders 14 and
under to compete in front of a lot
of the top professional riders and
teams.
All the riders compete on Oh-
vale GP-0 mini bikes with classes
for 110, 160 and 190cc displace-
ments. Each class had two sepa-
rate races and many of the riders
competed in multiple classes.
American Racing Team's Ken-
sei Matsudaira was the domi-
nant rider on the day, winning
both races in the 110 and 160cc
classes. In the 110 class, Nathan
Gouker and Anthony Lupo Jr. fin-
ished second and third, respec-
tively, in both races.
In the premier 160cc class,
Matsudaira topped Atlas Speed
Factory-backed Jesse James
Shedden in both races. Those
two had good battles in both
races but Matsudaira managed
to pull away at the end during
both races. Jashua Raymond
rounded out the podium in both
160 races.
In 190 class race one, Shed-
den won by nearly four seconds
over Fernandez Racing's Jayden
Fernandez, with Travis Wyman
Racing's Chris Clark finishing
third. Race two of the 190 class
saw Shedden win again, this
time by just under two seconds
over Raymond. Clark completed
the podium again in third.
CN
Superbike
Race 1
1. Jake Gagne (Yam)
2. Loris Baz (Duc)
3. Cameron Petersen (Suz)
4. Bobby Fong (Suz)
5. Josh Herrin (Yam)
Race Two
1. Jake Gagne (Yam)
2. Cameron Petersen (Suz)
3. Mathew Scholtz (Yam)
4. Bobby Fong (Suz)
5. Josh Herrin (Yam)
Kensei Matsudaira learned a lot since last season and took four race
wins in two classes at the opening MotoAmerica Mini Cup races.
Jesse James Snedden won both 190cc races and finished
second to Matsudaira in the premier 160cc class.
