All American BMX rips up the weekend with three big races
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NORWICH – The All American BMX team has been kept busy by the enthusiastic, steady and determined guidance of their head coach Dave Lawson.
Lawson's love of the sport of BMX racing has helped inspire the young team – as they have continued at a stellar pace – generally racing three, sometimes four times, during a weekend's time.
This past weekend, from Friday, July 14 until Sunday, July 16 – the All American BMX team took on three races, all with big implications on moving forward into the season.
On Friday, Vinny 'Rapid Redline' Lawson, took home a first-place finish in the Race for Life, Double Points Race at Tri-City BMX – as Vinny was the lone rider to compete in the triple event.
Saturday Results in NYS Qualifier Race at Tri-City BMX:
• Timmy White, second-place in 8 novice class
• Patrick 'The Beast' White, first-place in 11 novice class
• 'Factory' Phil Sheridan, first-place in 10 intermediate class
• Ethan 'Big Air' Willis, sixth-place in 8 intermediate class
• Vinny 'Rapid Redline' Lawson, second-place in 8 intermediate class
“It was great racing day of racing by all racers,” said coach Lawson.
The team managed to take home first and third in the Team Trophy Division, on Saturday.
Sunday's Gold Cup Qualifier race at Tri-City BMX Results:
• 'Factory' Phil Sheridan, second-place in 10 intermediate class
• Vinny 'Rapid Redline' Lawson, second-place in 8 intermediate class
• Patrick 'The Beast' White, first-place in 11 novice class
• Timmy White, fourth-place in 8 novice class
• Ethan 'Big Air' Willis, fifth-place in 8 intermediate class
Notably, Patrick White earned his tenth win to move up into the intermediate class.
“Patrick has been working hard since he started racing with us this spring. He and his younger brother Timmy were my first kids to race the bikes that All American BMX purchased with funds donated by the Norwich Rotary Club. He will receive his award this weekend at the NYS Qualifier at Champion Speedway BMX in Owego,” said coach Lawson. “Hoping for more racers for Sunday's State Qualifier race.”
Next up for the All American team, they will be competing this weekend at the New York State Qualifer at Champion Speedway in Owego, on Sunday, July 23. Stay tuned in a later edition of The Evening Sun for further results.
NORWICH – The All American BMX team has been kept busy by the enthusiastic, steady and determined guidance of their head coach Dave Lawson.
Lawson's love of the sport of BMX racing has helped inspire the young team – as they have continued at a stellar pace – generally racing three, sometimes four times, during a weekend's time.
This past weekend, from Friday, July 14 until Sunday, July 16 – the All American BMX team took on three races, all with big implications on moving forward into the season.
On Friday, Vinny 'Rapid Redline' Lawson, took home a first-place finish in the Race for Life, Double Points Race at Tri-City BMX – as Vinny was the lone rider to compete in the triple event.
Saturday Results in NYS Qualifier Race at Tri-City BMX:
• Timmy White, second-place in 8 novice class
• Patrick 'The Beast' White, first-place in 11 novice class
• 'Factory' Phil Sheridan, first-place in 10 intermediate class
• Ethan 'Big Air' Willis, sixth-place in 8 intermediate class
• Vinny 'Rapid Redline' Lawson, second-place in 8 intermediate class
“It was great racing day of racing by all racers,” said coach Lawson.
The team managed to take home first and third in the Team Trophy Division, on Saturday.
Sunday's Gold Cup Qualifier race at Tri-City BMX Results:
• 'Factory' Phil Sheridan, second-place in 10 intermediate class
• Vinny 'Rapid Redline' Lawson, second-place in 8 intermediate class
• Patrick 'The Beast' White, first-place in 11 novice class
• Timmy White, fourth-place in 8 novice class
• Ethan 'Big Air' Willis, fifth-place in 8 intermediate class
Notably, Patrick White earned his tenth win to move up into the intermediate class.
“Patrick has been working hard since he started racing with us this spring. He and his younger brother Timmy were my first kids to race the bikes that All American BMX purchased with funds donated by the Norwich Rotary Club. He will receive his award this weekend at the NYS Qualifier at Champion Speedway BMX in Owego,” said coach Lawson. “Hoping for more racers for Sunday's State Qualifier race.”
Next up for the All American team, they will be competing this weekend at the New York State Qualifer at Champion Speedway in Owego, on Sunday, July 23. Stay tuned in a later edition of The Evening Sun for further results.
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