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Mar. 16th and 17th, 2013
2013 MTA Louisiana Cross-Country (LACC) Series
Round 2: Angola Bike Rodeo
Mike Brown stole the show with a win.
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By: AcadianaRacing.com
Photos by: Shaw, Shows
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Angola, LA
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2012 X-games Gold medalist Mike Brown show up to race the inaugural Angola Bike Rodeo where he started off grabbing the hole shot and never looked back. 2012 LACC champion Forrest Smith kept him honest for more than half the race till Brown pulled a lead at the end. Jason Harvey put in strong ride finishing 3rd overall for the day. Hutton Woods road great, despite loosing his shifter during the race he still managed to pull off a fourth overall. Michael Williams put in a solid ride finishing fifth overall. In XC2 Class John Beauchamp grabbed the hole shot. Clint Woods moved into the lead and checked out with Brad Warren finishing a strong second and Jason Reine having a hard time of not staying off the ground rounding out the top three. |
 Mike Brown getting the holeshot in XC1 Photo By: Chris Shows |
 Haven Alford makes it two in a row in the Kids Vet class. |
 Mike Brown and Forrest Smith battling for the overall. |
 Clint Woods 1st XC2 |
 Pit Bike Race We had a total of 22 pit bikes it was the most ever in LACC history. They raced on the peewee course which was about a half a mile long with nice rolling hills with some cool little jumps. Braeden Van Way grabbed the hole shot with Dillon Van Way moving into the lead and leading more than half the race. Forrest Smith put in a mid race charge to pass for the lead and take the win. |
 George White We had 12 UTV riders take on Angola. George White lead most of the whole race till he broke a belt handing the lead over to Dillon Van Way who finished first and Gregory Corkern finished in a strong second with Braeden Van Way not for behind in third. Joe Hall finished fourth with Justin George rounding out the top five. |
About the
series:
The
Louisiana Cross-Country Series is a
10-round championship series promoted by AcadianaRacing.com. Venues
test each rider’s overall ability by offering motocross sections,
hills, roots, occasional rocks, woods trails, grass tracks, extreme
obstacles, etc. In addition to pure speed riders must have the
endurance to push hard for over an hour and a half. The series is
brought to you by title sponsor MTA, FlyRacing, CNC Motorsports, Bel-ray
Oils, Transmissions, Inc, Chucks Used Appliance, Performance
Powersports, Enduro Engineering, Viator Performance, Honda of
Lafayette,
Chiropractic Spine & Sports,
Southern Trophy, Rekluse, Terra Trax, RidePG.com, IMS, Pro
circuit, Dirt Wise Schools and Instructional DVDs,
Bridgestone, Helix Products, Renthal, Honda, KTM, XKSBrand Goggles,
DID and Husqvarna.
OVERALL: 1. Mike Brown (KTM); 2. Forrest Smith
(KTM); 3. Jason Harvey (KTM); 4. Hutton Woods (KTM); 5. Michael
Williams (KAW); 6. Bryan Vaughan (KTM); 7. Clint Woods (KTM); 8.
Russ Wiggers (SUZ); 9. Corey Altazin (KTM); 10. Stephen Reed (SUZ);
11. Stephen Sturges (KTM); 12. Ethan Bryant (HON); 13. Greg Bryant
(HON); 14. Joel White (YAM); 15. Brad Warren (KTM); 16. Dakotah
Smith (KTM); 17. Kelly Crenshaw (KTM); 18. Wesley Burks (KTM); 19.
Jonathan Plunkett (KTM); 20. Braeden Van Way (KTM);
XC1: 1. Mike Brown (KTM); 2. Forrest Smith (KTM); 3. Jason Harvey
(KTM); 4. Hutton Woods (KTM); 5. Michael Williams (KAW);
XC2: 1. Clint Woods (KTM); 2. Brad Warren (KTM); 3. Jason Reine
(YAM); 4. Lance Ford (KAW); 5. Trey Frandria (KAW);
SENIOR A: 1. Greg Bryant (HON); 2. Kelly Crenshaw (KTM); 3. Chad
Colvin (KTM); 4. Jeff Plunkett (KTM); 5. Hoot Parker (HON);
INT: 1. Braeden Van Way (KTM); 2. Tommy Cannon (KTM); 3. Alex
Lejeune (YAM); 4. Aaron Saxon (KTM); 5. Andy Chance (KTM);
NOVICE: 1. Anthony Rodriguez (SUZ); 2. Kamron Mayeux (HON); 3.
Tristan Bryant (HON); 4. Jean Chustz (HON); 5. Dylan Dobbs (KTM);
NOV LITE: 1. Troy Blanchard (YAM); 2. Sullivan Van Way (KTM); 3.
Cory Newcomb (YAM); 4. Chad Griffith (KTM); 5. Matt Arnold (KAW);
JUNIOR: 1. Trustin Evans (KTM); 2. Quintin Van Way (KTM); 3. Cameron
Reed (SUZ); 4. Logan Nixon (KAW); 5. Garrett Wells (YAM);
SENIOR B: 1. Gregg Kirk (KTM); 2. Doug Kennedy (HON); 3. Curt
Whittington (YAM); 4. Thomas Tyler (KTM); 5. Casey Hicks (YAM);
SENIOR 50: 1. Chris Van Way (KTM); 2. Donny Graham (KTM); 3. Bennie
Waldrop (); 4. Stuart Mcavoy (HON); 5. Jimmy Winn (KAW);
BEGINNER: 1. James Aitken (HON); 2. Charlie Brown (KAW); 3. Andrew
Galbo (KTM); 4. Matthew Jones (KTM); 5. Brian Thomas (KTM);
BEG LITE: 1. Kyle Nealy (HON); 2. Cole Nealy (KAW); 3. Jamie Kearney
(HUS); 4. Daniel Kopcso (HON); 5. Jesse Whittington (KTM);
BEG 4-STK: 1. Nicholas Hess (YAM); 2. Heath Mathews (KTM); 3. Paul
Steele (KAW); 4. Danny Self (HON); 5. Kelly Clement (KAW);
BEG 40+: 1. Tim Brasseaux (SUZ); 2. Eric Randazzo (YAM); 3. Jeffrey
Smith (HON); 4. Wayne Varnado (HON); 5. Ped Kay (BRG);
KIDS VET: 1. Haven Alford (SUZ); 2. Noah Shaw (KTM); 3. Trey Pipkin,
Iii (KTM); 4. Jacob Freeman (YAM); 5. Max Currie (SUZ);
WOMEN: 1. Courtney Gerald (KTM); 2. Jessica Delee (SUZ); 3. Madeline
Pipkin (KTM); 4. Carrie Breaux (KTM); 5. Susan Reine (KTM);
KIDS INT: 1. Walker Shows (KTM); 2. Jase Fair (KAW); 3. Aaron Hayden
(KTM); 4. Ryan Reine (KTM); 5. A Bradford (KTM);
PEEWEE: 1. Austin Bradford (KTM); 2. Coty Woods (KTM); 3. Daniel
Reine (KTM); 4. David Weaver (KTM);
BEG PW: 1. Cj Altazin (KTM); 2. Pete Comeaux (KTM); 3. Lincoln Woods
(KTM); 4. Jack Comeaux (YAM); 5. Greyson Saxon ();
PIT BIKE: 1. F Smith (KAW); 2. D Vanway (); 3. B Vanway (); 4. J
Hughes (); 5. K Mayeux ();
UTV: 1. Dil Vanway (); 2. Gregory Corkern (); 3. Bra Vanway (); 4.
Joe Hall (); 5. Justin George ();
