MISSION
PRODUCTION
TWINS
Vance & Hines Harley-David-
son's Jesse Janisch did his part
in making for a nice, simple and
easy-to-track Mission Produc-
tion Twins Main event. He took
control of the race early, left
the field in his wake, and rarely
put a wheel wrong en route to a
dominant victory.
If only the rest of the pack was
so agreeable.
The otherwise wild affair saw
Mission Foods/Roof Systems'
Billy 'the Kid' Ross, Memphis
Shades/Corbin/Vinson's Cole
Zabala, and Las Vegas Harley-
Davidson's Kolby Carlile eagerly
There's still more than enough
talent and time to alter that
picture, however. Estenson Rac-
ing Yamaha's Trevor Brunner,
MediaHT/G&G Racing KTM's
James Ott, Mission Foods/
Al Lamb's Dallas Honda's Trent
Lowe, and Southern Illinois
Motorsports Honda's Aiden Roo-
sEvans, and Mischler's rookie
teammate, Chase Saathoff, pro-
vided a solid reminder about the
class' depth of promising young-
sters with spoiler potential by
finishing fourth through eighth,
respectively.
on Whale, who gobbled up a de-
cent margin to Mischler before
taking over the runner-up spot.
At that point, the Australian
started to do the same to Kopp,
but the short six-minute-plus-
two-lap main event didn't allow
the opportunity for a proper
last-lap duel between the KTM
runners.
As a result, Kopp earned his
second win—both his career and
his season—while Whale is left
still in search of his first win of
'22.
Mischler backed up his Texas
triumph with another podium, as
the trio continues to look more
and more like this year's primary
title protagonists.
ROUND 3 / APRIL 23, 2022
I-70 MOTORSPORTS PARK / ODESSA, MISSOURI
P108
FLAT TRACK I PROGRESSIVE AMERICAN FLAT TRACK
Jesse Janisch cruised to victory
in Production Twins.
