"We had an awesome race,"
said Morgan. "I can always trust
Brandy; she's a good clean rider
and I can always trust her. We
went bar to bar a few times, and
she got me. It was a good year.
We got a lot of wins and a lot of
podiums, and I was there every
race."
Shapiro was running just his
fourth race of the season and
came away with his first career
WORCS podium. After having is-
sues getting his bike to turn over
at the start, Shapiro turned a ter-
rible start into a podium finish.
"I got a dead-last start be-
cause my bike didn't start," said
Shapiro. "I did really well in the
K-rails and my fitness really paid
off."
The WORCS motorcycle
classes are set to kick off the
2022 season January 21-23 in
Primm, NV.
CN
Overall
1. Cole Martinez (Hon)
2. Dante Oliveira (KTM)
3. Taylor Robert (KTM)
4. Austin Walton (Hus)
5. Giacomo Redondi (GG)
6. Tallon Lafaountaine (Hon) Pro 250
7. Mateo Oliveira (KTM) Pro 250
8. Mason Ottersberg (Yam) Pro 250
9. Angus Riordan (KTM) Pro 250
10. Tyler Lynn (Yam)
practiced some K-rails all this
week so I was confident in the
Pro section," said Richards, who
also won every Women Pro race
to clinch the title in that class. "I
rode super smooth and sprinted
as much as I could. I felt good all
year, and I'm looking forward to
next year."
Morgan consistently battled
Richards all season and this
race was no different. After dic-
ing it up several times throughout
the race, he finished second.
I've been to these guys and I
felt strong all race. I'm looking
forward to carrying this into next
season."
In Pro Am, KTM rider Brandy
Richards continued to show the
male-dominated class how it's
done to clinch the championship
with her second victory of the
season. Alex Morgan was sec-
ond on his Husqvarna, ahead of
the similar bike ridden by Max
Shapiro.
"I'm pretty stoked on this. I
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Brandy Richards made history
by taking the Pro Am title. She
had already wrapped up the
Women's Pro title.
