to take each other out and end
our race. It was fun but very
difficult because you'd have to
find a passing spot and make
it stick otherwise the other
guy would know you used that
line."
Another weekend and it was
another moto win for Hunter
Lawrence, as the older of the
two brothers has really come
into his own lately. The num-
ber-96 put himself in the right
place at the right time all day,
capitalizing on mistakes from
Michael Mosiman in moto one
and Seth Hammaker in moto
two. Both times, Lawrence in-
herited the lead, but only once
did he finish the task. He easily
won the first moto and later
found himself in an all-out battle
with brother Jett in moto two.
Hunter threw down a strong
last-lap charge but came up
just a half-second short of the
race win. His 2-1 finishes gave
him second overall.
"It was a coin toss on that
last one; it was so close,"
Hunter said. "The track was
gnarly, and it wasn't easy to
flow. It was literally a 35-minute
sprint, that second moto. From
ROUND 4 / JUNE 18, 2022
HIGH POINT RACEWAY / MT. MORRIS, PENNSYLVANIA
P72
MOTOCROSS I LUCAS OIL AMA PRO MOTOCROSS CHAMPIONSHIP
HAMMAKER HOLESHOT
Chalk up two holeshots for Seth
Hammaker who had a breakout ride
at High Point. The Pennsylvania
native led laps in moto one but was
later passed and finished just off the
podium in fourth. He holeshotted
again in moto two but fell before the
completion of the opening lap.
Briefly...
Hunter Lawrence was hard to beat in moto one and
finished a half-second back in moto two.
