took home number-one plates
in the Supermini 1 (12-15) and
Supermini 2 (13-16) classes.
Meanwhile, New Hampshire's
Tony Lorusso won three Senior
titles: SR (40+); SR (45+) and
Masters (50+).
Among the standouts in the
"A" classes was Open A win-
ner Patrick Murphy, having also
finished second to Beaumer in
the 250 A Road to Supercross
Futures class. Beaumer was
leading Murphy in the Open A-
class race but eventually fell and
handed the win to Murphy.
In the Supermini 1 (13-16)
race, Landon Gibson took the
win. The GasGas-backed rider
jumped into the lead and never
looked back. Kelana Humphrey
(GasGas) came through the field
to take second and Jonathan
Getz (GasGas) third.
In the Supermini 2 (13-16)
race, Nicholas Stefancik (KTM)
led Gibson (GasGas) and pulled
away from the pack, battling for
the lead position, while Carson
Millikan (KTM) ran in third. Gib-
son passed Stefancik for the lead
and went on to take the win with
Humphrey taking second and
Stefancik slipping back to third.
In the Schoolboy 1 (12-17) final,
Thomas Wood came from outside
the top five to pass early leader
and fellow GasGas rider Nathan
Jeffery. Wood rode off to victory,
while Klark Robbins (KTM) passed
two riders on the last lap, includ
-
ing Jeffery, to take second.
Monster Energy Team Green
Kawasaki's Krystian Janik stood
out in the "B" classes, winning
the 250cc B class and finishing
third in the 450cc B division.
Janik also won the Schoolboy 2
(12-17) final.
Rockstar Energy Husqvarna's
Tyler Mollet led the 250 B Lim-
ited class from start to finish.
Orange Brigade KTM's Diesel
Thomas took second over Ya-
maha rider Sage Lewis.
Drew Adams and Krystian
Janik jumped out front early in
the Schoolboy 2 (12-17) as the
Monster Energy Team Green Ka-
wasaki teammates broke away
from the pack. Janik, with the
help of a lapped rider, got around
Adams and held on for the win.
WIND
IN THE
P44
Landon Gibson took
home number-one plates
in the Supermini 1 (12-
15) and Supermini 2
(13-16) classes.
