Story by Vicky Sama
Scott Smith rides into third place at the Supercross Cup on Nov. 22. Photo by Robert Lai.
JAM/NCC/Vittoria had a super showing at the UCI Supercross Cup in Stony Point, New York on Saturday and Sunday. Scott Smith showed great form in the elite men's race, finishing on the podium in 3rd place on Sunday after getting 6th the previous day. Jack Kisseberth was also there in the thick of the action, finishing in the top ten both days with his best finish on Sunday in 6th. Chris Niesen is earning his chops in the elite field and put in some really good efforts, while Coach Al Donahue joined the guys on the highly technical course with deep ruts, a pro-only rock field and a narrow creek crossing.
Sunny days for Jena Greaser, taking 4th on Saturday and 3rd on Sunday in Supercross Cup. Photo by Nin Lei.
In the women's race, Jena Greaser moved up a spot from Day 1, and sprinted at the line getting third right behind Rebecca Fahringer (Amy D) on Sunday.
Cameron Scott rallied through the soupy mud on Saturday, winning the men's 3/4 race. Dylan Belknap-Lerner raced in the same category. On Sunday, Mark Hewett raced in the 3/4's.
JAM Fund grand recipient Aiden Mapel continues to impress us, finishing 2nd in the junior 9-14 race on Saturday and getting fourth on Sunday.
Jack Kisseberth has been consistent all season, finishing in the top ten on both days at Supercross Cup. Photo by Robert Lai.
Chris Niesen takes on his first UCI elite men's race at Supercross Cup. Photo by Robert Lai.
Coach Al Donahue usually crushes the master's category but this weekend opted to put the hurt on the elites, finishing 13th on Saturday. Photo by Nin Lei.
Listen to Scott Smith talk about Saturday's race on dirtwire.tv. And enjoy the race highlights.
