The week started off great with practice beginning on Tuesday. Every rider in every class was on their top game and ready to compete with the multiple competitors from places such as Tahiti, Asia, and all over the United States. Racing began early Wednesday morning with the first half of the motos. Some of them having multiple divisions where they would race twice, average out the two scores, and only take a certain amount of riders to the main event which they ran on Saturday. For the most part, all the racers qualified for their mains and were all looking to take home a championship for themselves. Thursday, Friday and Saturday were all the same race days until after they finished through all the motos and were ready to start the main events. 

With the weather being nice about 90% of the time, there was still the little bit of wind that we all know World Mini includes. After a few hours of it blowing everything around, the wind finally disappeared and everyone seemed pretty glad.

Supermini was a great class to sit and watch this past week. With a few different divisions, there was definitely lots of talent in this class and over all, everyone did excellent. 

Chris Alldredge had an awesome week and ended up taking home 3 championships in 125/250 Schoolboy Thru 17 Open, 125 2-Stroke Non-Pro, and 250 Stock Int. He also grabbed a second in 250 Mod Int. 

Jace Owen finished out the week with a 3rd place in 125 2-Stroke Non-Pro. 

Taking home 2 wins in 250 4-Stroke Non-Pro and 250 Mod. Int., Joey Savatgy had a great past week in Mesquite. Also, respectively grabbing 2 second places in 125/250 SchBoy Thru 17 Open and 250 Stk. Int.

Colt Nichols finished in first in 450 Mon Int. and also grabbed two fourth places in 250 4-Stroke Non-Pro and 125/250 SchBoy Thru 17 Open.

Thomas Covington

Justin Hill & Sam Landry 

Max Sisco

Brady Kiesel

Jace Owen & Joey Savatgy

Austin Politelli

Blake Lilly

For more information on results visit: http://worldmini11.tracksideresults.com/class.asp