Courtesy of Team Suzuki Press Office
Yoshimura
Suzuki Factory Racing’s Blake Baggett had a tough outing at the
weekend’s Foxborough AMA/ FIM World Supercross in New England after
getting caught-up in unavoidable crashes in both the Semi and Last
Chance Qualifier, which cost him any shot in making the Main Event.
Baggett
started-out the day well by qualifying his Yoshimura Suzuki RM-Z450 in
seventh place with a time of 1:02.906. From there he ran a solid pace in
the second qualifying Heat race of the day, but came home fifth, just
one position short of qualifying straight into the Main.
In his
Semi, the 24-year-old Californian was en-route to qualifying when a
rider crashed in front of him in a whoop section, with the bike
cartwheeling sideways in front of him, leaving Baggett nowhere to go: He
collided with the bike and crashed.
He then got back underway quickly, but in the short race he was only able to come back to sixth, putting him into the LCQ.
Right
off the gate in the LCQ, Baggett was in the middle of the pack when he
was caught-up in a multi-rider crash going into the first turn, damaging
his Yoshimura Suzuki Factory Racing RM-Z450; and his day was done.
The team now moves on to New Jersey and MetLife Stadium for next weekend’s penultimate round of the series.
Foxborough AMA/ FIM Supercross Image Gallery: CLICK HERE FOR PHOTOS
AMA/ FIM Supercross Points (after 15 0f 17 rounds): CLICK HERE
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