July 29th to August 4th was the Loretta Lynn Amateur National Championship, Eve was competing in the Supermini Girls 12-15 class. Coming back from an arm injury and having no practice at all on her supermini in the last month and a half, Eve showed up unprepared and the week didn’t go as planned.
She started off at the back of the pack in the first of 3 races, crossing the finish line in 25th after lap 1, but was able to move thru the pack finishing up in 15th by the end of the race. Last 2 races went from bad to worse, with bad start and inconsistent riding. Eve ended up the week in 22nd overall.
She started off at the back of the pack in the first of 3 races, crossing the finish line in 25th after lap 1, but was able to move thru the pack finishing up in 15th by the end of the race. Last 2 races went from bad to worse, with bad start and inconsistent riding. Eve ended up the week in 22nd overall.
After she got back in Canada she knew what she had to work on, and she put on some hard work during the week to be ready for the last round of the Canadian Women National in Sand Del Lee. In the first of 2 races, she had a pretty decent start and was running in 3rd pretty much the all race behind Heidi Cook and Jocelyn Facciotti. At around mid race, a slight mistake going thru the lapper set her back to 4th but she quickly charge back and got back in 3rd within a lap and a half. On the second to last lap, she took 2nd spot when Facciotti went off the track on her way to her best ever finish at a National race.
On the second moto start she was in 3rd but moved back to 4th after a couple of corner. She stayed in 4th the all race.
Her 2-4 finish were enough for a 2nd place overall for the weekend. She also finished 5th in the series at her first year competing in the Canadian National Championship.
Eve is pretty pumped as next week we are heading to the Walton Transcan Grand National Canadian championship, a type of track where she usually does good and we are hoping for a top 5 result.
Her 2-4 finish were enough for a 2nd place overall for the weekend. She also finished 5th in the series at her first year competing in the Canadian National Championship.
Eve is pretty pumped as next week we are heading to the Walton Transcan Grand National Canadian championship, a type of track where she usually does good and we are hoping for a top 5 result.
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