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GALFER USA ROCKS AT A RETRO ATLANTA

GALFER USA ROCKS AT A RETRO ATLANTA

OXNARD, CA. (March 2, 2015) – Galfer USA and the many teams they support, enjoyed another great weekend as Monster Energy Supercross went RETRO for the second stop in Atlanta.  Both “Trader Yamaha Teams” (AutoTrader.com Toyota JGRMX Yamaha and CylceTrader.com Rock River Yamaha) had awesome retro-themed bikes but it was Weston Peick that stole the show. Weston shot out to an early lead, executed an amazing pass on Chad Reed, and battled with Dungey early on in the 450 Main.  Peick was looking at another top 5 finish until, late in the race, he and Jason Anderson came together pushing him back to 10th.  Anderson finished just in front with a 9th.  Other notables included Andrew Short who rocketed in his heat race and Phil Nicoletti who won his semi.  In the 250-class, there was a great battle up front but unfortunately, Martin Davalos ran into some issues early on and had to work his way back up to 6th salvaging a 5th in the east coast championship.

Here are the results from the second Atlanta race.  (Galfer USA athletes indicated in BOLD)

250 Main Event

  1. Marvin Musquin (KTM)
  2. Jeremy Martin (Yamaha)
  3. Justin Bogle (Honda)
  4. Joey Savatgy (Kawasaki)
  5. Jimmy Decotis (Honda)
  6. Martin Davalos (Husqvarna)*
  7. Arnaud Tonus (Kawasaki)
  8. Anthony Rodriguez (Yamaha)
  9. RJ Hampshire (Honda)
  10. Luke Renzland (Yamaha)*
  11. Kyle Peters (Honda)*
  12. Matt Lemoine (Kawasaki)*
  13. Vince Friese (Honda)*
  14. Gannon Audette (Kawasaki)
  15. Kyle Cunningham (Honda)*
  16. Justin Starling (Yamaha)
  17. Colt Nichols (Honda)
  18. Joshua Cartwright (Yamaha)
  19. Jace Owen (Honda)
  20. Daniel Herrlein (Honda)
  21. Bryce Stewart (Yamaha)
  22. Dakota Alix (KTM)

450 Main Event

  1. Ryan Dungey (KTM)
  2. Eli Tomac (Honda)
  3. Trey Canard (Honda)
  4. Broc Tickle (Suzuki)
  5. Blake Baggett (Suzuki)
  6. Josh Grant (Kawasaki)
  7. Chad Reed (Kawasaki)
  8. Ken Roczen (Suzuki)
  9. Jason Anderson (Husqvarna)*
  10. Weston Peick (Yamaha)*
  11. Davi Millsaps (Kawasaki)
  12. Cole Seely (Honda)
  13. Josh Hill (Yamaha)*
  14. Mike Alessi (Suzuki)*
  15. Andrew Short (KTM)*
  16. Nicholas Wey (Kawasaki)
  17. Phil Nicoletti (Yamaha)*
  18. Kyle Chisholm (Kawasaki)
  19. Jimmy Albertson (Yamaha)
  20. Jacob Weimer (Kawasaki)
  21. Nicholas Schmidt (Suzuki)
  22. Kyle Partridge (Honda)

250 Eastern Regional SX Points Standings

  1. Marvin Musquin 72
  2. Jeremy Martin 65
  3. Justin Bogle 62
  4. Joey Savatgy 54
  5. Martin Davalos 45*
  6. Matt Lemoine 39*
  7. Vince Friese 38*
  8. Arnaud Tonus 38
  9. RJ Hampshire 38
  10. Anthony Rodriguez 34
  11. Kyle Peters 29*
  12. Jimmy Decotis 27
  13. Luke Renzland 20*
  14. Gannon Audette 19
  15. Justin Starling 15
  16. Colt Nichols 14
  17. Mitchell Oldenburg 11
  18. Dakota Alix 9
  19. Kyle Cunningham 7*
  20. Brady Kiesel 6

450 SX Points Standings

  1. Ryan Dungey 199
  2. Trey Canard 169
  3. Ken Roczen 156
  4. Eli Tomac 137
  5. Jason Anderson 126*
  6.  Chad Reed 124
  7. Cole Seely 120
  8. Blake Baggett 115
  9. Andrew Short 100*
  10. Broc Tickle 96
  11. Davi Millsaps 75
  12. Justin Barcia 71*
  13. Jacob Weimer 62*
  14. Weston Peick 60*
  15. Josh Grant 56
  16. Mike Alessi 47*
  17. Josh Hill 40*
  18. Brett Metcalfe 40*
  19. Phil Nicoletti 37*
  20. Kyle Chisholm 36

 

Arenacross stopped in Kansas City, MO this weekend and after a 3rd place in Moto1, it was Monster Energy Kawasaki Team Babbitt”s rider Matt Goerke who stood on the top step of the podium for the overall.  Jacob Hayes and Chris Blose faired okay but struggled in Moto2 to just crack the top 10.  Hayes still leads the championship hunt but Goerke is only one point behind.  One thing is for sure, the Galfer USA supported Babbitt’s Kawasaki Team is sitting pretty for a shot at this Arenacross Championship.

Here are the results from Kansas City.  (Galfer USA athletes indicated in BOLD)

Arenacross Class Results – Overall (Main Event Finishes)
  1. Matt Goerke-Kawasaki (3-1)*
  2. Gavin Faith-Husqvarna (1-2)
  3. Kyle Regal-Husqvarna (2-3)
  4. Bobby Kiniry-Yamaha (6-4)
  5. Steven Mages-KTM (9-5)
  6. Travis Sewell-KTM (7-6)
  7. Gared Steinke-KTM (8-7)
  8. Jacob Hayes-Kawasaki (4-12) *
  9. Dave Ginolfi-KTM (10-9)
  10. Chris Blose-Kawasaki (5-15)*
Arenacross Class Points (Race 10 of 20)
  1. Jacob Hayes-Kawasaki – 259 (5 Main Event wins)*
  2. Matt Goerke- Kawasaki – 258 (3 Main Event wins)*
  3. Kyle Regal- Husqvarna – 250 (3 Main Event wins)
  4. Bobby Kiniry- Yamaha – 212 (1 Main Event win)
  5. Steven Mages-KTM – 199 (1 Main Event win)
  6. Travis Sewell- KTM – 198
  7. Chris Blose- Kawasaki – 190 (4 Main Event wins)*
  8. Gavin Faith- Husqvarna – 163 (3 Main Event wins)
  9. Gared Steinke- KTM – 158 Willy Browning- KTM – 156

 

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About Galfer USA:  Galfer USA, located in Southern California, is a performance braking manufacturer specializing in brake pads, rotors, and brake lines and the inventor of the Original Wave Rotor.  Galfer Performance Braking Systems, located in Spain, has been around since 1952.  In 1990, Galfer Racing opened up shop in the United States.  With roots in motorcycle racing, the Galfer name has become synonymous with high quality braking components for the average rider and the serious racer.  Visit us on the web at www.GalferUSA.com and follow us on Facebook at www.facebook.com/GalferUSA, Twitter@GalferUSA, and Instagram @GalferUSA.

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