Written by CMRC Head Office Wednesday, 23 June 2010 15:41

The unique location at Wild Rose MX Park in the heart of Calgary presented riders and fans with a spectacular view of the city skyscrapers.  Monster Energy Cernic's Kawasaki rider Josh Demuth rode to a third place overall in the CMRC Monster Energy Canadian Motocross Nationals and Troy Adams finished sixteenth after a hard fall in the first moto.

In the first MX1 Moto, Adams came around the first turn in fifth while Demuth was stuck around tenth position.  Once again, Demuth impressed everyone in attendance with his charge through the pack eventually finding himself in fourth with Adams following right behind in fifth. However, towards the middle of the moto Adams took a fall in a high speed corner and could not immediately remount his bike.

St-Thecle was new ground for everyone on the National tour and many were exited to show their skills on virgin territory. Unfortunately Mother Nature decided to play games and teased us with nimbus clouds that eventually turned St-Thecle into the mud race of the season.

The fierce muddy conditions forced officials to reduce the event to one moto per class. It was a fight for survival. Tearoffs where almost useless as riders tried to keep it on two wheels for what seemed to be the longest mud moto ever.

(Shadow Valley Raceway, Morden Manitoba, June 28th)

Morden Manitoba always has a surprise up its sleeve. This year was no exception. Week’s worth of heavy rain was not helping the already soaked dirt. 2 years ago Morden was know as the worst mud race in Canadian history and this weekend was becoming a mirror image.

Saturday’s racing and practice was cancelled as winds picked up and played havoc with tents. Once Sunday rolled around the weather started to become absolutely beautiful. As the riders checked out the track, more and more where pleased with the conditions. It was looking like we would pull off a great day of racing. And we did.

MX2 – Leading Edge Kawasaki Teddy Maier pulled out with a great start in Moto 1 and held his lead comfortably till the checkered flag. Maier 1st, Evennou 4th, Hoyer 6th. Best finish this season for the Leading Edge Team. Moto 2 Teddy started in the same scenario but unfortunately his bike couldn’t hold out for the duration.

The first round of the CRMC Monster Energy Motocross Nationals got underway this weekend and all three Monster Energy Cernic's Kawasaki riders finished in the top ten.  Paul Carpenter lead the team with a third place overall finish while Heidi Cooke grabbed the win in the Women's Pro class. Read more of the MXP Magazine event summary here.

CMRC posted results here.

See you in Calgary next weekend at Wild Rose Motocross Park! Just off Blackfoot Trail. Directions here.