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Cycle News 2016 Issue 10 March 15

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VOL. 53 ISSUE 10 MARCH 15, 2016 P33 to the amateur racers. With over 1600 entries at this year's RCSX the MX Sports crew had to run a tight schedule to get all the heats completed by Sunday night. On Monday morning the LCQs were run and by 11:00 A.M. the 35 RCSX class cham- pionship mains started. The racing was intense in all 35 classes with some great battles throughout the day. Monster Energy Team Green Kawasaki's Austin Forkner had a stellar weekend, taking home two championships in Open Pro Sport and 250 B. With Pro Cir- cuit's Mitch Payton looking on, Forkner battled against some fast riders like Bradley Taft, Sean Cantrell and Cameron McAdoo. McAdoo came into the RCSX with a new amateur team sup- porting him. The Motoconcepts Smarttop racing team headed by Tony Alessi came out to help McAdoo after seeing his speed at Club MX, a training facility in SC. Alessi brought out his amateur notebook and helped McAdoo claim second place behind Forkner in both classes. The WMX Championship held its first round at the RCSX again this year. The ladies ran a two-moto format on Monday and Kylie Fasnacht emerged victori- ous with a 2-1 finish. Jordan Jarvis claimed the Girls Sr. (12- 16) victory and also won her very first Women Amateur (12+) RCSX title aboard her Triangle Cycles Yamaha. Team Green Kawasaki rider Jett Reynolds put on a clinic by sweeping both his classes. The talented rider took home championships in both 85 (9-11) and 85 (9-12). Another standout performance was put in by rising star Matthew LeBlanc. The KTM Orange Brigade rider defended his 2015 RCSX titles by taking home two RCSX Championships in 65 (10-11) and 65 (7-11) then went out and got a second place finish in the 85 (9-11) class. Michael Byrne chose the RCSX to start his vet career in amateur racing. "Byrner" easily won RCSX titles in both Junior 25 and Vet (35+). Byrne plans on racing both these classes at the Loretta Lynn Amateur Na- tional later this summer. Rob Koy Matthew LeBlanc was flying in the 7-11 and 10-11 classes. Jett Reynolds came away with a couple of titles.

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