Gray’s Harbor, WA was host to the seventh and eighth rounds of the 2019 WORCS series. The departure from the well-known terrain of the Southwest and into the slick, rocky, tree-root filled soil of the Pacific Northwest is quite the change.
The fourth stop on the 2019 Sprint Hero schedule, Cinder Hills at the foot of a dormant volcano, was incredibly unique in terms of terrain. Unpredictable traction and hidden tree roots made this a tricky course for the racers.
The Antigravity-powered Precision Concepts Racing team had another good weekend at the Primm NGPC. Zach Bell claimed 1st place in Pro race and Clay Hengeveld took 3rd in Pro 2. Blayne Thompson settled for 4th in Pro but landed 1st in Open AA.
Precision Concepts Racing couldn’t have asked for much better this weekend. Zach and Blayne went 1-2, respectively, in both Saturday’s Open AA race and Sunday’s Pro race. Clay finished 1st in Saturday’s 250AA and Sunday’s Pro 2 race.
On the whole it was a good weekend at the second round of the Sprint championship. Zach showed fantastic speed on Saturday, winning two of the moto tests and more impressively, the final enduro test of day one.
Zach dominated the weekend of NGPC round 2 racing in Taft CA, taking the win by nearly 2 minutes. Blayne did really well finishing 3rd in Open AA race. Clay had a rough start to his Pro 2 race but kept charging to recover and finish 2nd.
The first round of the 2019 WORCS series was a successful one for Precision Concepts Racing team. Zach Bell and Blayne Thompson finished second and third, respectively, in Sunday’s two-hour Pro main event. Clay Hengeveld earned his first career WORCS Pro 2 victory, while also winning Saturday’s 450A qualifier.
