YOSHIMURA SUZUKI TOP-10 AT REDBUD MOTOCROSS
Posted: Fri Jul 08, 2016 8:18 am
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Team Suzuki Press Office – July 3.
Yoshimura Suzuki Factory Racing celebrated the ‘July 4th Weekend Classic’ in America with Blake Baggett and stand-in rider Matt Bisceglia placing in the top-10 in the 2016 Lucas Oil AMA Pro Motocross Championship RedBud National on Saturday.
Baggett took home a strong sixth-place with a 7-5 moto finish on his Yoshimura Suzuki RM-Z450, while Bisceglia wasn’t far behind, turning-in an excellent 8-8 to finish eighth overall. RedBud marked the half-way point of the series and the best result of the season for both riders.
Baggett came through timed qualifying one of the 10 riders able to clock a sub-two-minute lap around the challenging Michigan track. Baggett’s time of 1:59.662 placed him eighth on the gate, while Bisceglia turned in a time of 2:01.428 to start 16th.
Baggett emerged around 10th at the start of both 450 motos, but he was able to use the power and control of his RM-Z450 to move up to seventh in moto one. He was even stronger in the second moto working all the way up to fifth by the checkered flag.
Team Suzuki Press Office – July 3.
Yoshimura Suzuki Factory Racing celebrated the ‘July 4th Weekend Classic’ in America with Blake Baggett and stand-in rider Matt Bisceglia placing in the top-10 in the 2016 Lucas Oil AMA Pro Motocross Championship RedBud National on Saturday.
Baggett took home a strong sixth-place with a 7-5 moto finish on his Yoshimura Suzuki RM-Z450, while Bisceglia wasn’t far behind, turning-in an excellent 8-8 to finish eighth overall. RedBud marked the half-way point of the series and the best result of the season for both riders.
Baggett came through timed qualifying one of the 10 riders able to clock a sub-two-minute lap around the challenging Michigan track. Baggett’s time of 1:59.662 placed him eighth on the gate, while Bisceglia turned in a time of 2:01.428 to start 16th.
Baggett emerged around 10th at the start of both 450 motos, but he was able to use the power and control of his RM-Z450 to move up to seventh in moto one. He was even stronger in the second moto working all the way up to fifth by the checkered flag.