Three races for another solid weekend, All American BMX is gearing up for some big races
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NORWICH – Compared to weekends in the past, this most recent one was a walk in the park – with some quality finishes along the way, of course.
The All American BMX team is gearing up for some big races in their near future, and with that in mind the mindset has been more focused on preparing for these coming races.
However, despite some big dates approaching, the team still managed to rally for back-to-back-to-back nights of racing on the holiday weekend.
On Thursday, June 29, the All American BMX riders traveled to Champion Speedway BMX for the Olympic Day race – a day of racing that saw head coach, Dave ‘Awesome’ Lawson returned to the track in the 46 and over cruiser class, for a third-place finish.
The following couple of days consisted of solid races from the younger All American BMX racers – seeing two top-finishes and having all riders place in the top-three in their respective races.
Thursday All American BMX results at Champion Speedway BMX:
• Dave Lawson, third-place in 46 and over cruiser class
• Vinny ‘Rapid Redline’ Lawson, third-place in 9 intermediate class and third-place in 9 cruiser class
• Cameron Carnachan, third-place in 9 novice class
• Timmy White, second-place in 9 novice class
• Patrick White, second-place in 11 novice and third-place in 11 cruiser class
Friday All American BMX results at Grippen Park BMX:
• Vinny ‘Rapid Redline’ Lawson first-place in 8 expert class
•Patrick White, third-place in 12 intermediate class
• Timmy White third-place in 9 novice class
Sunday All American BMX results at Champion Speedway BMX:
• Gage White, first-place in 10 novice
• Noel White, third-place in 8 novice class
• Vinny ‘Rapid Redline’ Lawson, second-place in 9 intermediate class
• Liam White, second-place in 10 novice class
Coming up for the All American BMX riders, coach Lawson has said the team may take a weekend off of competing and instead train for the upcoming triple race at Tri-City BMX.
On July 14 through July 16, the All American BMX team will head to Tri-City BMX for a Friday, Double Day Race – followed by a Saturday Double Points NY State Qualifier and Sunday Triple Point Gold Cup Qualifier at Tri-City BMX, in Schenectady, NY.
A look ahead shows that the All American BMX team will be heading to Champion Speedway BMX on July 23, for a Double Points NY State Qualifier, and on July 29, the team will be at Grippen Park BMX for a Double Points NY State Qualifier.
NORWICH – Compared to weekends in the past, this most recent one was a walk in the park – with some quality finishes along the way, of course.
The All American BMX team is gearing up for some big races in their near future, and with that in mind the mindset has been more focused on preparing for these coming races.
However, despite some big dates approaching, the team still managed to rally for back-to-back-to-back nights of racing on the holiday weekend.
On Thursday, June 29, the All American BMX riders traveled to Champion Speedway BMX for the Olympic Day race – a day of racing that saw head coach, Dave ‘Awesome’ Lawson returned to the track in the 46 and over cruiser class, for a third-place finish.
The following couple of days consisted of solid races from the younger All American BMX racers – seeing two top-finishes and having all riders place in the top-three in their respective races.
Thursday All American BMX results at Champion Speedway BMX:
• Dave Lawson, third-place in 46 and over cruiser class
• Vinny ‘Rapid Redline’ Lawson, third-place in 9 intermediate class and third-place in 9 cruiser class
• Cameron Carnachan, third-place in 9 novice class
• Timmy White, second-place in 9 novice class
• Patrick White, second-place in 11 novice and third-place in 11 cruiser class
Friday All American BMX results at Grippen Park BMX:
• Vinny ‘Rapid Redline’ Lawson first-place in 8 expert class
•Patrick White, third-place in 12 intermediate class
• Timmy White third-place in 9 novice class
Sunday All American BMX results at Champion Speedway BMX:
• Gage White, first-place in 10 novice
• Noel White, third-place in 8 novice class
• Vinny ‘Rapid Redline’ Lawson, second-place in 9 intermediate class
• Liam White, second-place in 10 novice class
Coming up for the All American BMX riders, coach Lawson has said the team may take a weekend off of competing and instead train for the upcoming triple race at Tri-City BMX.
On July 14 through July 16, the All American BMX team will head to Tri-City BMX for a Friday, Double Day Race – followed by a Saturday Double Points NY State Qualifier and Sunday Triple Point Gold Cup Qualifier at Tri-City BMX, in Schenectady, NY.
A look ahead shows that the All American BMX team will be heading to Champion Speedway BMX on July 23, for a Double Points NY State Qualifier, and on July 29, the team will be at Grippen Park BMX for a Double Points NY State Qualifier.
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