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DYLANFERRANDIS
His jump off of the line and first turn antics were less than stellar,
and he would be forced to pick his way through the field from a starting position of eighth. Quickly leapfrogging his way past
the likes of riders such as Mitchell Harrison, you could see that he and machine were excelling to the fullest extent. He would then set his sights on Michael Mosiman, where the two would begin to up the ante with every passing circuit. Nailing the rhythm section after the start, his touchdown of tripling antics would put a move on that of the younger Mosiman, placing him in third as the white flag would fly. Finishing up behind Jimmy Decotis, Ferrandis would settle here to end the moto. For the main event, his sprinting skills were clearly in tact, where
he would absolutely blitz the first circuit of action in third place. However, as he would launch off this miniscule single just by the mechanic’s area, his rear end would catch the ground in horizontal fashion; and it would end in disaster. Slamming him to the concrete, he would scurry around the bike, remounting as quick as he could. His efforts would then be apparent, as he would slide the Yamaha 250f around this slick raceway as fast as he could. Ripping around bowl turns whenever possible, he would move around riders such as Cantrell, Blose, and Marchbanks. He would be in sixth as the moto would conclude, where he would reside for the final time.
with serious compressional forces. As he
would exit the tunnel with his mechanic in
stride, they would go back to the semi to
make a few small changes. Happy with the
subtle tweaks, they would make their way
to the line to begin the heat race festivities
shortly thereafter.
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