Nathan Bettencourt, Nathan Gouker, Joshua Raymond, Cruise Texter, and Cole Varnes each won a MotoAmerica Mission Mini Cup Presented by Motul race Friday on the kart track at Pittsburgh International Race Complex (a.k.a. PittRace), in Wampum, Pennsylvania.
Bettencourt won the Stock 125 race on a Jacobsen Motorcycle Training/Bettencourt Racing Honda. Gouker won the 160 Ohvale race on a Stadler America Ohvale. Raymond won the 190 Ohvale race on an American Racing Team Ohvale. Texter won the Stock 50 race on a Cory Texter Racing/Roof Systems Honda. And Varnes won the Stock 110 race on a Varnes Racing Kawasaki.
The MotoAmerica Mini Cup will hold three races for each class on Saturday.
Results from all five of Friday’s races are in the single PDF document below. Use the scroll and zoom tools to better see all of the results.
190 Ohvale race winner Joshua Raymond (center), runner-up Ryder Davis (left), and third-place finisher Mahdi Salem (right). Photo courtesy MotoAmerica.
Stock 50 race winner Cruise Texter (center), runner-up Christian Berlowitz (left), and third-place Westin Fager (right). Photo courtesy MotoAmerica.
Stock 110 race winner Cole Varnes (center), runner-up Joel Laub (left), and third-place Ryan Clark (right). Photo courtesy MotoAmerica.
Stock 125 race winner Nathan Bettencourt (center), runner-up Cole Varnes (left), and third-place Colin Sweeley (right). Photo courtesy MotoAmerica.
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