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MOTOCROSS SCOTLAND, WE RUN A RACE TEAM, WE PREPARE ENGINES AND SUSPENSION
FROM AAA MOTORCYCLES, MOTOCROSS DEALERS SHOP, PAISLEY, GLASGOW, RENFREWSHIRE, STRATHCLYDE, SCOTLAND.
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| Adamson piloting his YZ125 to a maiden victory |
From the press November 2011
ADAMSON WINS FIRST TIME OUT
Motocross
mad, John Adamson, was in action for the first time on his 125cc two stroke at Haddington over the weekend competing in the
first round of the Melville Club Winter Series. Fifteen year old Gryffe High pupil, John, has only just
moved up to the youth MX2 class and is now competing with boys aged up to seventeen. John made his intentions clear from
the start surging into second place and trying every which way to pass the leader, Zach Wood, only then to fall off. John
made his trademark lightening remount in third place and then restarted his pursuit, moving quickly back into second and closing
Zach down again. Try as he might he could not get the better of his rival and finished in second place. John’s
second race followed a very similar pattern with him dropping his bike three times but still he managed to bring the bike
home in third. The last race of the day saw John moving into the lead on the first lap and then pulling out a huge
lead to cruise to the finish for an effortless victory. John’s 2-3-1 score line gave him just enough points to make sure that he returned
home with the trophy for the overall win. John’s
dad and mechanic who prepares John’s bikes at his shop, AAA Bikes, on Abercorn St said “John rode really well
on Sunday considering that he’s only had a couple of practice sessions on his new bikes.” “Things
are looking good for the coming season.”
From the press.
JUST CHAMPION
John Adamson is the
new Scottish Motocross Champion in the Big Wheel 85cc class. He was crowned last weekend by winning the
final round of the championship held near Lochgilphead. The fifteen year old Gryffe High pupil went into the weekend’s races with
a commanding lead in the championship, needing only to finish in three of the five planned races to secure the title.
Young John, however, likes to do things in style and went out in the very muddy conditions and won his first race despite
falling off and having no brakes left due to the mud destroying his disc pads. His second race followed
a similar pattern with John falling off twice but still retaining the lead. His third fall left him up
to his knees in mud and it took him almost two minutes to get his bike going again. With most of the other
riders having similar problems on the fast deteriorating track John still managed a second place. The rain was now coming
down in buckets and the organising club had no option but to cancel the remaining races so his two results gave John the overall
victory and with that his championship was secure John’s success has led to a number of companies helping Team AAA out.
These include CI Sport who provide his Alpine Stars clothing, MXM Graphics, KBC Helmets and Putoline Oils.
Team AAA are actively looking for a major sponsor to help out with the cost of competing at British Level so if any
company would like their name on the sides of the bikes and on the transporter then John and his dad would love to hear from
them. John’s dad and mechanic who prepares John’s bikes at his shop, AAA Motorcycles, on Abercorn St Paisley
said “John has worked hard all year practicing in sometimes cold and miserable conditions and this is just reward for
all his effort”. “Now it’s back down to business preparing ourselves for another winter
series and next year’s British Championships”.
FROM THE PRESS
ADAMSON’S
FIRST BRITISH PODIUM FINISH
John Adamson showed his class, on his AAA Motorcycles 85cc motocrosser at the fourth round of the
British Youth Motocross Championships, held at Dean Moor in Cumbria over the weekend. Timed practice began on Saturday morning with
John powering to the top of the timing sheets until a crash broke his clutch lever. He still managed to
qualify in sixth place despite only having two timed laps. Adamson started his first race with a bad start but quickly worked through the
pack to fourth until he had a “racing incident” with another rider which dropped him down the field for an eighth
place finish. Another incident in race two saw John finishing in fifth place after having been challenging for second spot and in
race three he went one better for fourth. When the gate dropped for race four Adamson stormed through the
field on the first lap to settle into second spot which he held till the flag. This second spot is the
highest finish that John has had in a round of the British championships. Despite three falls in the last
race John still managed to rack up more points with a fifth place leaving him with a fourth place podium finish overall. John’s dad
and mechanic who prepares John’s bikes at his shop, AAA Motorcycles, on Abercorn St Paisley was absolutely delighted
with his son’s performance saying “John has now scored a second place and hopefully his first British win is not
too far away”. For more information on motocross in Scotland phone 0141 849 1718
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| John leading Jason Meara and Rob Davidson at Finningley |
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| John flies over a Tain jump |
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| John Adamson leads the first race at Salisbury. Click the image to enlarge it. |
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John would like to thank his sponsors for the support they give him.
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