IN
THE
WIND
P32
BOWERS
CLOSES IN WITH
ALBUQUERQUE
WIN
T
yler Bowers won both nights
of racing at Tingley Coliseum
in Albuquerque, March 8-9, to
close to within three points of se-
ries leader Zach Ames in the AM-
SOIL Arenacross Championship.
On Friday night, Bowers traded
final-event wins with Jacob Hayes
but secured the overall victory, his
seventh of the year, by having al-
ready collected one added point
in the Head-to-Head bracket rac-
ing earlier in the evening. It was
enough to break the tie with Ames
for the overall victory.
Ames, Bowers' teammate,
was third overall with 3-5 results.
Fourth overall went to Kelly
Smith, followed by Mike Mc-
Dade.
Smith, however, took top hon-
ors in the Western Regional AX
Lites final.
Bowers collected his eighth
overall victory the next night after
going 1-2, which was enough to
beat out Hayes' 3-1.
Ames again finished third over-
all with a 2-5 result.
Kelly Smith claimed fourth
ahead of Travis Sewell. Smith
also won the Lites-class final.
With two weekends left of rac-
ing in the Race to the Champion-
ship portion of the series, Ames
leads Bowers by three points,
94-91. Hayes is third with 81.
Kyle White heads the West
Lites Championship by three
points over Gray Davenport.
PHOTOGRAPHY
BY
KINNEY
JONES
With only a few
rounds left, Zach
Ames leads the
2014 Arenacross
Championship by
only three points.
D
ucati's MotoGP team
was introduced on
Monday at a press con-
ference held at the Audi
Forum inside the Mu-
nich airport in Germany
with the team of Cal
Crutchlow and Andrea
Dovizioso showing off
the new livery while also
talking about the coming
season in the series.
Cal Crutchlow and Andrea Dovizioso show off their new Ducatis.
DUCATI MOTOGP READY TO ROLL
