Mirror image of Saturday’s racing with Jimmy Albertson starting up front and being run down by Kyle Cunningham, both aboard their Suzuki RM-Z250's. Some added excitement with the addition of the famous “pro section” that includes a massive double.
Tyler Livesay from Austin, TX finished 11th overall in the 250 class Sunday, Tyler also has style for days!Photo by Jacob Souder
Chase Marquier took 11th in the first 250 but did not start the second moto.Photo by Jacob Souder
Jaden Weisenberger sails the large double on his Husqvarna.Photo by Jacob Souder
It was all the 250cc machines could do to clear the Pro section double on Sunday.Photo by Jacob Souder
Kyle Cunningham was perfect all weekend winning every moto, despite starting in the pack every race.Photo by Jacob Souder
Possibly the oldest in the class, Johnny Marley of Oklahoma surprised everyone and finished 7th overall.Photo by Jacob Souder
Lane Shaw was running near the front in the second moto when he and another rider would tangle, disabling Lane’s bike and ending his weekend.Photo by Jacob Souder
National supermini threat Branden Walther competed the weekend of the Pro showdown, winning all of his 85cc classes and taking 2nd in the schoolboy.Photo by Jacob Souder
Supercross veteran Ben Lamay would have finished 2nd overall on Sunday but was docked a position for jumping under caution.Photo by Jacob Souder
John Short competed on a borrowed bike and impressively finished 8th place.Photo by Jacob Souder
Jimmy Albertson finished out the weekend with a 2nd place in the 250 class. Jimmy had multiple falls in the 2nd moto but was able to salvage 3rd, the penalty applied to Ben Lamay, however moved him up to 2nd.Photo by Jacob Souder
Proudly representing Mexico was Jorge Rubalcava aboard his Yamaha YZ250F.Photo by Jacob Souder
