2023 Canadian Triple Crown Numbers
2023 Canadian Triple Crown Numbers
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PODCAST | Mitchell Harrison Talks about Winning the 2022 Canadian AX Title and the 250 Triple Crown
PODCAST | Mitchell Harrison Talks about Winning the 2022 Canadian AX Title and the 250 Triple Crown By Billy Rainford We talk with GasGas Cobequid Callus rider #29 Mitchell Harrison after winning the 2022 Canadian Triple Crown Arenacross Championship as well as the 2022 250 Triple Crown title. Mitchell will now turn his attention to racing the 2023 250 West class in the Monster Energy AMA Supercross Series set to start
Night 2 at the Calgary Arenacross
Night 2 at the Calgary Arenacross By Billy Rainford Saturday night at the Nutrien Western Event Centre in downtown Calgary, Alberta, marked the final night and round of racing to decide champions in the 2022 Canadian Triple Crown Series. With Cole Thompson missing from action as he races the Fox Australian Supercross Championship, the titles were really GasGas Cobequid Callus rider #229 Mitchell Harrison‘s to lose. It was the return
Calgary AX Podiums
Calgary AX Podiums Calgary Arenacross night 2 podiums(Final round of the 2022 series): 250 Main: 1. 229 Mitchell Harrison GAS2. 15 Jess Pettis KTM3. 14 Quinn Amyotte YAM 450 Main: 1. 229 Mitchell Harrison GAS2. 15 Jess Pettis KTM3. 12 Julien Benek KAW Super Final: 1. 229 Mitchell Harrison GAS2. 14 Quinn Amyotte YAM3. 12 Julien Benek KAW Harrison wins 250 and 450 AX championships and 250 Triple Crown Title.
Night 1 at the Calgary Arenacross
Night 1 at the Calgary Arenacross By Billy Rainford As we headed into the final weekend of racing in the 2022 Canadian Triple Crown Series at Nutrien Western Event Centre in downtown Calgary, we were missing points leader Cole Thompson. Cole is currently competing in the Fox Australian Supercross Championship and would be missing the final rounds and the chance to take this title. Close behind him in points (-7
CALGARY ARENACROSS – EVERYTHING YOU NEED TO KNOW
CALGARY ARENACROSS – EVERYTHING YOU NEED TO KNOW Classes: 250 Pro, 450 Pro, Superfinal, Open Junior, Open 65, Youth 14-29, 50cc 4-6, 50cc 7-8, Open 85, Vet Open 30+, Supermini Sign In: Since Registration is completed online, there will be no sign in required at the event. See Alec at the Building Entrance for Transponder Rentals at 10:00am Friday & Saturday, or contact him at 506-608-8136 via txt or call Rider Pits: The Pit area will
Night Two in Sarnia | Here’s What Happened on the 2nd Night of Racing
Night Two in Sarnia | Here’s What Happened on the 2nd Night of Racing By Billy Rainford We were back in the tight confines of the Progressive Auto Sales Arena in Sarnia, Ontario, on Saturday. Like night one, although there weren’t a long list of riders, the riders who came to race were at the top of their game in Canada – it was a pretty deep field. #16 Cole
Video and Podcast | 2022 Sarnia Arenacross Round 3 Interviews
Video and Podcast | 2022 Sarnia Arenacross Round 3 Interviews By Billy Rainford We talk with #229 Mitchell Harrison, #27 Guillaume St Cyr, #22 Tyler Gibbs, #170 Devin Simonson, and #16 Cole Thompson after the 2022 Sarnia Arenacross, Round 3 of the 2022 Canadian Triple Crown Series SX/AX Championship at Progressive Auto Sales Arena. Saturday, October 1, 2022. Podcast:
2022 Sarnia Arenacross – Saturday Results
2022 Sarnia Arenacross – Saturday Results Progressive Auto Sales Arena Sarnia, Ontario Canadian Triple Crown Series AX – Round 3 Saturday, October 1, 2022 250 Pro 16 Cole Thompson YAM 84 Tanner Ward KAW 170 Devin Simonson KAW 229 Mitchell Harrison GAS 14 Quinn Amyotte YAM 26 Westen Wrozyna YAM 27 Guillaume St Cyr KTM 22 Tyler Gibbs GAS 33 Jeremy McKie KTM 53 Chris Blackmer HQV 450 Pro 229
Night One in Sarnia
Night One in Sarnia By Billy Rainford Heading into Friday at Progressive Auto Sales Arena on the campus of Lambton College in Sarnia, Ontario, most bets were on local rider #16 Cole Thompson to be the one to beat on the tight, indoor circuit. Other riders who excel in these conditions are #22 Tyler Gibbs, #84 Tanner Ward, and #229 Mitchell Harrison. When we arrived at the track for riders