WARNIA DOMINATES HAVASU


The “View” rarely changed for racers chasing Warnia.


Story by: Joe Colombero Photos by: Mark Elliot Williams


Jeremie


Am into the 3 of


he


“Frenchy” lead


basically


Warnia early


in disappeared


powered the


and race


his Can- at


the WORCS Series at Lake Havasu and


quickly began to gap the field of all-star racers. The last time Warnia took a big lead (at round 1)


easily Josh domi-


nated the event. But that was not the case at Havasu. Busting his way through the pack was defending WORCS Champion


who had his eye on getting a victory at the race by the lake. performing


impossible


Frederick had his Can-Am feats


on the brutal, tough, and whooped out course at Havasu.


well into


hunted the


first the Can-Am duo sprinted


down over


and hour.


of speed and skill sand


This was clearly the best race of the year so far, as Frederick Warnia


rocks, whoops,


and over the water jump, like a pair of NAS- CAR’s drafting down the


turn to play the role of straight at Daytona,


no quarter asked and non given between the teammates. Frederick made the pass just after the first hour and tried to pull away. But now it was Warnia’s


the Pit-Bull that won’t let go.


Frederick traded places with Warnia eary but was not able to complete the pass on the last lap.


hounded Nose-to-tail Frederick, Frederick round the set


a 6:03.697 6:04.075.


draft. the with Then fastest


Warnia Warnia


and with Warnia taking coming


his way into the second. with


Both their


across the line lead


lap of It came down to riders were


just a tick took


over


the day with slower the


at


again and Frederick took up the slot of second in


the trying but having to final exhausted,


lead lap


the win with Frederick literally


settle


to ram for


thrilled great race and happy to be on the


top of the boxes with Warnia a bit happier with the win than Frederick was with the #2 slot.


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