Martin Sweeps Spring Creek

“It was a bittersweet day today. Jeremy rode excellent and stamped a 1-1 for his first-ever sweep at his home track. It was an incredible day and we found a much better setting and it showed exponentially in his riding, which was very impressive. Justin executed two great starts and put himself in a great position, which resulted in us taking the red plate. 

“Colt had a decent ride but was just a tick off that next group’s pace. I know he’ll put his head down and be back up there as soon as next weekend. Jarrett was much better from the first lap of practice today and improved immensely which gave him his first top-10 moto finish this year. In the second moto, he was involved in a multi-rider pileup which set him a lap down but there were more positives than negatives to take away from today. The real downside of the day was Nate injuring his shoulder. He had an excellent start and was in second but had a get-together with another rider early in the race that put him out for the day. We will get it checked out and hope to have him back out there as soon as possible.”

 “It’s always special to get a win in front of the home crowd. I haven’t been doing some motos because of my wrist and broken fingers, so it was about 20 minutes into the first moto and I was definitely hurting out there. I was also getting tired there in that second moto, but the fans were so awesome; they really kept me going. I’ve been through the wringer this year, but the one thing I’ve learned is that sometimes the cards you are dealt aren’t always ideal, but you’ve got to push through it. It feels really good to get this win!”

“The track was super tricky and hard to find a good flow on, but we had fun today and did what we could. It definitely got rough for us and we struggled a little bit with the bike but scored some good points to leave here with the red plate. We will keep working hard to be better each weekend.”

“It was a tough day. The track was difficult but it was really fun to ride. I felt like I had good speed but I just ran out of steam in both motos. I’m a little disappointed with that, but we’re going to keep plugging away to get better and keep our head high!”

“I had a better day going at Millville. I qualified 11th and then had a good start in Moto 1 and finished 10th. In the second moto, I got caught in that pileup and that was it for the day. I’m taking the positives from the day and moving on to Washougal.”

“I’m just so bummed. I got a great start but had some more bad luck and I hurt my shoulder. We’re going to keep our head high and go get looked at when we get home and hopefully will be back stronger than ever.”