Dirt and Trail MARCH 22
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National MX 20<strong>22</strong>.<br />
Round 1. Cape Town.<br />
By MX Spotter<br />
Pics by Zygmund Brodalka.<br />
The MSA Motocross Nationals, sponsored by Cannabis Energy Drink<br />
<strong>and</strong> TRP Distributors <strong>and</strong> Prepsol, headed to the mother city for the<br />
20<strong>22</strong> season. 137 of South Africas top riders converged on the magnificent<br />
Zone 7 track just outside of Cape Town.<br />
The weather was great with temperatures down from the previous 34<br />
degrees the day before. The sun broke through <strong>and</strong> you could smell<br />
the 2-stroke firing up as riders started jetting <strong>and</strong> preparing for the day<br />
they had all been awaiting for.<br />
The opening started with the officials on the finish jump st<strong>and</strong>ing with<br />
pride with the South African flag as the National Anthem played, it was<br />
officially time to GO RACING !!<br />
Heat 1 started at 10am with the 50 cc class <strong>and</strong> the juniors definitely<br />
brought their “A” game to the track. Front runners Raydon Wools <strong>and</strong><br />
Lou Rademeyer went bar to bar throughout the race with amazing<br />
skills. Ross Mackenzie <strong>and</strong> Seth van der Walt followed soon after<br />
battling it out for that spot on the podium. Raydon Wools took the win<br />
in heat 1 with a nail biting finish of 0.17 sec ahead of Lou Rademeyer<br />
, followed by Ross Mackenzie <strong>and</strong> Seth van der Walt. Talented female<br />
rider Kaylin Oosthuizen from the Cannabis Energy Team finished in 5th<br />
slot trailed by Alistair Maycock , Hendrico Barwise , Qhamani Thu ,<br />
Dietmar Swart , Parker Cik, Riley Geldenhuys , Coby Kretzman, Cooper<br />
Harvey , Curtis Stone <strong>and</strong> Mason Barnes.<br />
Heat 2 was a phenomenal display of action you can only expect from<br />
the national series. Again Rayden Wools <strong>and</strong> Lou Rademeyer battled it<br />
out with Seth van der Walt, this time giving chase.