ROUND 12 / MARCH 26, 2022
LUMEN FIELD / SEATTLE, WASHINGTON
P66
SUPERCROSS I MONSTER ENERGY AMA SUPERCROSS SERIES
4. Malcolm Stewart (Hus) +22.723
5. Justin Barcia (GG) +26.657
6. Cooper Webb (KTM) +29.444
7. Dean Wilson (Hus) 25 Laps
8. Justin Bogle (Suz) +22.621
9. Mitchell Oldenburg (Hon) +28.737
10. Brandon Hartranft (Suz) +30.188
250SX West
1. Hunter Lawrence (Hon) 19 Laps
2. Christian Craig (Yam) +01.430
3. Michael Mosiman (GG) +11.305
4. Jo Shioda (Kaw) +16.948
5. Vince Friese (Hon) +28.020
6. Garrett Marchbanks (Yam) +33.376
7. Chris Blose (GG) +44.391
8. Jalek Swoll (Hus) +44.937
9. Robbie Wageman (Yam) +58.848
10. Derek Kelley (KTM) 18 Laps
off the challenging Jo Shimoda
even down to the final corner.
Shimoda tagged Mosiman's rear
wheel which sent him off track
and allowed Mosiman to secure
another podium finish.
"My rear brake went out
completely," Mosiman said. "The
rotor was bent so every time it
spun it would lock up … I really
got lucky that my bike stayed to-
gether, and it took a couple laps
to get used to that, for sure. I'm
really proud that I made do and
think I showed a lot of heart."
CN
450SX
1. Eli Tomac (Yam) 26 Laps
2. Jason Anderson (Kaw) +08.615
3. Marvin Musquin (KTM) +10.094
on from it; I was happy I was
able to come back from it, put in
some good laps and challenge
for the win there at the end. It
could have been bad but [I was]
able to salvage once again."
A very hungry Mosiman pulled
off a third in Seattle after lead-
ing laps early in the main event.
The pass he put on Craig didn't
appear to be dirty, just aggres-
sive. In fact, he mentioned on
the podium that it damaged his
rear brake rotor, and he lost his
ability to use it later in the race.
After finding himself in the lead
with no rear brake, both Law-
rence and Craig eventually made
their way back around the num-
ber-29. He held tough and held
Michael Mosiman
(29) filled out
the 250SX West
podium in third.
