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Houston Pro Opener
USABMX rolled into town this past weekend and with pro riders frequenting the amazing facility at Rockstar Energy Bike Park it was evident that the pro show would be on full display for the first pro race of the season. A contingent of professionals would look to start the season out strong from #1 ranked riders to local professionals making debuts alongside our own in house stars this race was a peek at what the season will hold.
Vineta Peterson and Spencer Cole would go from social media introductions to the factory Supercross team and then transform into the 8m warriors on the SX tracks. You might have noted the new FLY Racing gear that will be standard as the team debuts a new white version of the typical blue that we normally run. Paired with Fly Radium pants and Fly Formula Carbon lids the team looked absolutely sharp out there! The pro and am riders are eager to get the season started and the new kit screams stylish!
Cam Bramer was in good form chomping at the bit with a B main appearance as well as Spencer. Cam also bagged a U23 main starting the year off picking up points which have been revamped for 2023.
Our amateur crew was small but mighty with Gaige and Sequoia Gomolicke combining for a slew of wins and Deegan Brown has really found his stride working himself into a main event appearance off the 8m hill in superx open as well as a few class main showings and we are excited to see him develop and push the envelope aboard his Vision F1.
To round out the Am efforts resident TM Nick Valencia would take a nasty fall early Friday but would rally to find the podium Sunday and continue an impressive start to the season.
With Houston running just above 200 motos it was really a showcase of the pro riders and the next stop for them will be Oldsmar in 2 weeks. The Am riders however will be out in full force and the entire team will be on home turf of sorts as the series moves to the legendary landscape of Black Mountain just outside of Phoenix Az for the inaugural Winter National event.
Stop by the factory pits and catch a glimpse of the team and shake em down for stickers and swag!
All photos courtesy of USA BMX
-Written by Nick Valencia
Race Results
Friday:
Sequoia Gomolicke:
9-10 Cruiser: 1st
10 Expert: 1st
Gaige Gomolicke:
14 Expert: 2nd
Deegan Brown:
16 Cruiser: 2nd
16 Expert: 6th
Nicholas Valencia:
36-40 Cruiser: 5th
Vineta Peterson:
Women's Pro: 6th
Spencer Cole:
Elite Men: 4th (B-Main)
Saturday:
Sequoia Gomolicke:
9-10 Cruiser: 1st
10 Expert: 1st
Gaige Gomolicke:
14 Expert: 1st
Deegan Brown:
16 Cruiser: 2nd
16 Expert: 6th
SuperX Mens: 5th
Nicholas Valencia:
36-40 Cruiser: 5th
Cameron Bramer:
Elite Men: 4th (B-Main)
Sunday:
Sequoia Gomolicke:
9-10 Cruiser: 1st
10 Expert: 1st
Gaige Gomolicke:
14 Expert: 1st
Deegan Brown:
16 Cruiser: 1st
16 Expert: 8th
Nicholas Valencia:
36-40 Cruiser: 3rd
34-40 Expert: 3rd
Vineta Peterson:
Women's Elite: 7th
Cameron Bramer:
U23: 7th
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