SERIES
VOL. 52 ISSUE 43 OCTOBER 27, 2015 P71
Club, thus ensuring himself of
his first AMA National Champion-
ship.
But defending series champ
Ricky Brabec also grabbed a
share of the headlines by return-
ing from the broken neck he
suffered at round six in June and
spanking the competition in his
debut as a JCR Honda rider. That
gave him his third victory of the
season and vaulted him past FMF
KTM support rider Gary Suther-
lin—who claimed second, about a
minute and a half behind—for sec-
ond in final series points. Unoffi-
cially, the top three in final points
are Ramirez with 174, Brabec at
161 and Sutherlin on 157.
Briefly...
JCR so here it is, my dream's come
true. I really wasn't expecting to
come out here and win. I was just ex-
pecting to have fun. We're going to
keep moving forward and hopefully
for 2016, I'll be on a JCR Honda for
out here and continue doing rallies."
He's expected to formally sign with
Team HRC Rally this week.
Not only did Jacob Argubright po-
dium, the day before he won round
seven of the Kenda/SRT AMA West
Hare Scrambles Championship Se-
ries put on by the Desert Motorcycle
Club at the same area on Johnson
Valley. It made for a long weekend
of racing, though he wasn't the only
one riding both. Others doing the
double included Axel Pearson, Ryan
Smith, David Kamo, Damon Bush,
Dalton Shirey, Clayton Gerstner,
Nick Stover and Bret Klingner.
