WAILUA — As the summer starts and the heat sets in, the races at the Wailua motocross track begin. The members of the Kaua’i Motocross Racing Association put in yet another installment of high adrenaline racing this past weekend and
WAILUA — As the summer starts and the heat sets in, the races at the Wailua motocross track begin.
The members of the Kaua’i Motocross Racing Association put in yet another installment of high adrenaline racing this past weekend and none were left disappointed.
The main story of note, no one was seriously injured on Sunday, is quite a feat regarding the fact that racers push themselves to the absolute limit of human ability.
The day began with the minis on their own track located behind the main strip.
The noticeable change that has been observed is the fact that the mini class has been growing in numbers, and the biggest change has been the growing powder puff mini class which consists of little women trying to make a name for themselves in racing.
More keikis, girls and boys alike, are encouraged to participate in racing on their own track designed especially for their size and skill level.
As many will attest, there is nothing like watching a young racer at the beginning of his or her lifetime of racing experiences.
The big bikes were also a sight to behold.
With a newly formatted track that is said to be longer and more technical, the participants of this past Sunday had their work cut out for them. Another positive attribute about the new track design is the ability to view more of the track from the spectators perspective outside the fence.
With these new elements all you have to do is add a few KMRA racers for an entertaining display of talent and friendly rivalry.
There are many more races planned for this year, but the main event to watch out for is the next KMRA Mud-Out planned to commence in June. Everyone at KMRA hopes fans will come down to enjoy an adrenaline filled Sunday afternoon at the Wailua motocross track.
The results from the April 27 motocross are as follows:
Mini Advance 5K Brian Medeiros 3 Jean-Luc Tremblay
Mini Beginner 125 Bronson Laborte
Mini Advance Powder Puff 17 Kira Lum 90 Jessie Monroe 11 Rachel Hoomanawanui
Mini Beginner Powder Puff 77 Kendall Lum 66 Malia Byram 12 Kelli Berry 94 Jenna Monroe
60 Beginner 24 Kevin Alapai 38 Christopher Byram 51 Alex Berry 910 Cy Morishige 12 Chance Daly
80 Advance 2 Michael Blackstad
80 Beginner 55 Randen Allianic 52 Tommy Berry 71 Brystin Vierra 23 Sean Kubecka 259 Jake Monroe 44 Kegan Ahlgren 910 Cy Morishige 119 Jon Pasadava 69 Aaron Victorino
125 Beginner 99 Kody Pagador 18 Chris Sandobal 26 Beau Kubecka 103 Mikey Abell
125 Novice 81 Ashford Vierra-Gonsalves 337 Val Balauro Jr.
125 Amateur 46 Puna Gallardo
125 Expert 934 Troy Furugen
250 Beginner 921 Aaron Amorin 102 Joshua Brandenberg 959 Allan Andres
250 Novice 15 Kendall Goo 943 Daymos Botelho
250 Amateur 761 Bobby Galchutt 34 Milo Arii 11 Jesse Jeffries 21 Bob Bennett
250 Expert 16 Jake Britt 7 Jesse Britt 25 Chava Greenlee
Vets 88 Justin Douglas
Masters 99 Terry Pagador 59 Gary Ziegler 62 John Kubecka
Quads Advance 1K Paul Medeiros 78 Pat Medeiros
Quads Beginner 1. 69 Judson Bully Boy Ventar
