JASON ANDERSON CLAIMS EMPHATIC VICTORY AT AUS-X OPEN SUPERCROSS
JASON ANDERSON CHIEDE LA VITTORIA EMPHATICA A AUS-X OPEN SUPERCROSS
ROCKSTAR ENERGY HUSQVARNA FACTORY RACING RIDER VINCE TUTTI I TRE LE MOTOS E DIFENDE CON SUCCESSO IL SUO TITOLO APERTO AUS-X A SYDNEY
Con una performance dominante a Sydney, Jason Anderson di Rockstar Energy Husqvarna Factory Racing ha vinto l’edizione 2018 di AUS-X OPEN Supercross. L’evento con un format triple crown, il pilota dell’FC 450 ROCKSTAR EDITION ha vinto tutte e tre le manche finali nell’imponente Qudos Bank Arena.
Con una buona partenza nella prima manche, l’americano ha preso il comando nelle prime fasi della gara e ha proseguito assicurandosi la vittoria. La Moto due ha visto Anderson impegnato in una dura battaglia con l’altro pilota di Husqvarna, Dean Wilson. Spingendosi forte fino al traguardo, Anderson ha conquistato la vittoria ottenendo due vittorie in due manche. Ottenendo l’holeshot nella terza manche, Anderson ha concluso la serata a Sydney con un punteggio perfetto di tre vittorie.
Con un totale di 75 punti, Jason Anderson ha vinto la vittoria generale AUS-X OPEN 2018, con Dean Wilson montato su Husqvarna che si è assicurato il secondo posto nella classifica finale dell’evento.
Jason Anderson: “Ottenere una vittoria qui a Sydney è esattamente quello che volevo. Mi sono allenato duramente e ha iniziato a dare i suoi frutti. I fan qui all’AUS-X Open sono rilassati e sono stati fatti per una buona notte di gare. Non vedo l’ora di essere a Sydney e spero di tornare negli anni a venire “.
Results – 2018 AUS-X Open
Final Standings – 2018 AUS-X Open SX 1
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Putting in a dominant performance in Sydney, Rockstar Energy Husqvarna Factory Racing’s Jason Anderson has won the 2018 edition of the AUS-X OPEN Supercross. With the event featuring a triple crown format, the FC 450 ROCKSTAR EDITION powered rider won all three final motos inside the impressive Qudos Bank Arena.
Entering the 2018 AUS-X OPEN as part of his preparation for the 2019 AMA Supercross Championship, Jason Anderson enjoyed a highly successful two days of racing in Sydney. Securing a positive fourth place result during Friday’s qualifying, Jason was determined to show more of his true potential in Saturday’s final motos.
Getting a good start in the opening moto, the American took the lead in the early parts of the race and went on to secure the win. Moto two saw Anderson involved in a strong battle with fellow Husqvarna rider Dean Wilson. Pushing hard right to the finish, Anderson claimed victory to make it two wins in two motos. Getting the holeshot in the third moto, Anderson went on to wrap up the evening in Sydney with a perfect score of three wins.
Collecting a total of 75 points, Jason Anderson earned the 2018 AUS-X OPEN overall victory, with Husqvarna-mounted Dean Wilson securing the runner-up spot in the event’s final standings.
The Rockstar Energy Husqvarna Factory Racing team of Jason Anderson and Zach Osborne will return to action at the 2018 Supercross de Paris in France on November 17/18.
Jason Anderson: “Getting a win here in Sydney is exactly what I wanted. I’ve been training hard and it has started paying off. The fans here at the AUS-X Open are chill and it made for a good night of racing. I always look forward to being in Sydney and hope to be back in the years to come.”
Results – 2018 AUS-X Open
SX 1 – Final 1
1. Jason Anderson (Husqvarna) 05:28.703; 2. Justin Brayton (Honda) 05:32.427; 3. Dean Wilson (Husqvarna) 05:36.067
SX 1 – Final 2
1. Jason Anderson (Husqvarna) 05:30.162; 2. Dan Reardon (Yamaha) 05:33.515; 3. Dean Wilson (Husqvarna) 05:34.177
SX 1 – Final 3
1. Jason Anderson (Husqvarna) 05:38.889; 2. Dean Wilson (Husqvarna) 05:40.903; 3. Dan Reardon (Yamaha) 05:47.947
Final Standings – 2018 AUS-X Open
SX 1
1. Jason Anderson (Husqvarna) 75pts; 2. Dean Wilson (Husqvarna) 62; 3. Dan Reardon (Yamaha) 60
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