last moto of the 51(7-8) Stock class
with a 2 so he knew he had his work cut
out for him in that last moto. When the
gate dropped Chase didn’t get the best
start and on the first lap he came around
in tenth. He slowly started working his
way through the pack, but he had a few
bobbles slowing him down. By the third
lap he was up to third. And on that last
lap he put his head down as he was five
seconds back from the leader Tristan
Lewis. Chase pulled it off though and
made the pass before the checkered
locking up the title. Chase also took
home the 51 (7-8) stock supercross title.
The 85 (14-15) class saw Austin
Politelli as the man to beat this year at
the Winter Olympics. Austin has spent
most of his career near the podium,
but never could quench out a title. Well
that has changed now and I believe this
will be Austins year to shine and show
everyone what he can really do. I know
the boy can rip on a pit bike because
out at in Vegas this year at the Mini-
Moto Supercross he was showing all
them older guys up on his pit bike and
I actually think he took a win in one of
the classes. Austin took home both stock
and mod titles in Sueprcross and then
turned around and did the same thing
in motocross. He is definitely shining
right now and will probably continue too
through out the year if he stays healthy.
That about doesn’t it for the multiple
title winners of the week but there were
many who just pulled off one title for
the week. Pants Saggin Designs Michael
Mcdade came back for redemption since
his breakout 2 years ago there when he
beat names like Austin Stroupe, Nico
Izzi, and Trey Canard. Mike’s pro career
didn’t get started quite like theirs did but
he is on track now as he came out and
battled with some of the best kids in the
country and was able to snag himself a
title in the Open/Pro Am stock class in
motocross. Mike definitely has the speed,
especially if you watch him through the
whoops he is insane in them, but he just
needs to work on his endurance and once
he gets that down he will definitely be
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