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The week that Mitchell Falk had is something that people will be talking about for a long time. @
MFALK612 ran four classes and took home four #1 plates in style and with ease. Let’s look at
the low down of this superb young man’s stay in Texas. The first class we can talk about is the 250 all-star
14+ Sportsman class, which is a class to fill in the gaps of the bread winning B classes. The All-Star class is filled with really fast competition, but by the results not as fast as Falk. Mitchell led the first moto from the first lap to the last in confident form. This result was easily repeated in moto 2 for the TLD KTM GoPro rider as he blazed on to take the second moto win and the championship. Next we can look at the Schoolboy 2 (13-16) class, which Falk raced in 2015 and did really well throughout the year. The #612’s rear fender was the only sight his competition saw of him in both motos, taking the championship in this class convincingly. 250 B classes are known for the sponsors to pick out talent to transition to the pro ranks, so they come with a certain form of pressure that some of the other classes don’t particularly have. Falk lined up for his heat in 250 B class knowing what he needed to do, which was exactly what he did, winning once again. With all eyes on this major class of the weekend, Mitchell dominated the competition for all his sponsors and fans from start to finish. There is only one class left to talk about Falk in, and that is the 250 B Limited class. I will just sound repetitive if I write anymore, because he dominated this class as well. In fact there was not any lap in any class that Mitchell Falk was not listed in 1st place, that’s right every lap @MFALK612 raced he was in the lead. This is the type of weekends that proves that Mitchell is one of the fastest amateurs in the country right now.
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96 MPG • APRIL 2016