Supported by Motul since 2011, this year the Canadian Motocross Championship is celebrating its twentieth anniversary, proving it has become a regular fixture! The third round took place on the weekend of 17 June, in the presence of the two leading teams supported technically by Motul: OTSFF (Yamaha) and Leading Edge (Kawasaki). In MX1, they fought it out for first place. The supremacy of Matt Goerke, the Leading Edge rider who dominated the first two rounds of the season was somewhat disrupted by Bobby Kiniry, of team OTSFF, who clinched the overall victory of the weekend's two races.
This performance allows him to chalk up precious points and draw closer to the championship leader. In the same category, we can also congratulate the performance of the other Leading Edge rider, Tyler Villopoto, brilliant sixth against extremely determined contenders.
In MX2, Teddy Maier, riding for Leading Edge, came into the weekend sporting a three moto win streak and continued in that vein by winning the two weekend motos, thereby strengthening his lead in the championship. Kyle Beaton, excellent third in the first moto did not confirm this result in the second race owing to a fall which prevented him from podiuming. He however keeps his third place in the championship.
The fourth round is scheduled in Edmonton, on 23 June.
MX1 Pro Class Standings
01// Matt Goerke, Kawasaki - 147 pts - Motul
02// Bobby Kiniry, Yamaha - 125 pts
03 // Tyler Medaglia, Honda – 106 pts - Motul
05// Tyler Villopoto, Kawasaki - 90 pts - Motul
MX2 Pro Class Standings
01// Teddy Maier, Kawasaki - 139 pts -Motul
02// Jeremy Medaglia, KTM – 122 pts
03// Kyle Beaton, Kawasaki - 93 pts - Motul
11// Richard Grey, Yamaha - 57 pts - Motul
Photo Credit: OTSFF Motorsports
