NOVEMBER 18-26, 2023
GATORBACK CYCLE PARK / ALACHUA, FLORIDA
MOTOCROSS I 52ND THOR MINI O'S
P70
way up to third behind Thurman
and Dennis. The order remained
the same to the finish, with
Dennis taking the win, ahead
of Thurman and Wey, who was
pushing Thurman for second.
GasGas' Eidan Steinbrecher
led the 65cc (10-11) class into
the first turn ahead of Joey
Vicari and Landon Lee to start
the main event. On lap two,
Husqvarna's Connor Feather
made a bold move to pass Lee
for third. The top four held their
distance for the remainder of
the race, with the final order
being Steinbrecher, Vicari and
Feather.
After all was said and done,
many awards were handed out:
other, almost sending both riders
to the ground; however, both
riders maintained their positions,
and at the finish, the order was
Covell, Canaguier, and fellow
Husqvarna riders Brennon Har
-
rison and Wyatt Bass, with KTM's
Austin
Schafer in fifth.
KTM's Seth Dennis was the
winner in the Supermini 2 divi-
sion, after taking the early lead,
while
highly regarded Carson
Wood came out of turn one last
after a run-in with another rider.
Dennis led for the race ahead of
KTM's Wyatt Thurman and Wy
-
att Duff with Vincent Wey sitting
all
the way back in sixth.
On lap two, Wey made a big
move, working his way all the
after passing Mike Brown and
Steve Roman on lap one to take
a clear-cut lead. Roman pushed
Harrison to the finish but when
the checkers fell it was Harrison,
Roman and Brown in that order.
One of the biggest classes
was the Schoolboy 1 (12-17)
B/C class, and it was Owen
Covell (Husqvarna) with the early
lead, followed by Seth Dennis
(KTM) and Will Canaguier in
third, although Canaguier quickly
moved around Dennis to take
second. Canaguier picked up the
pace on lap three, moving into
second when he passed Dennis
and latched onto Covell's rear
fender. On Lap four, Covell and
Canaguier bumped into each
Reven Gordon (105) leads the start of the 250cc Pro Sport MX moto two.
