ROUND 4 MONSTER ENERGY SERIES

PRESS RELEASE – It’s been over 400 days since the CLTC’s eviction was implemented on the Guam International Raceway in Yigo. The eviction has left the island motocross riders and their families with out a safe and permanent facility. So once again it was with great pleasure and enthusiasm that when it was announced that the beautiful southern village of Humåtak would host two more rounds having hosted three rounds earlier this year of motocross in their village as part of the 2024 Guam Monster Energy GMXC Motocross Championships moto-heads began immediately to prepare both machine and body for two more rounds of bar banging racing.

Round 4 of the championship was held this past Sunday and was located right next to the iconic Humatak bridge with racers along with family and supporters staging themselves along and around the course ready for some island style high flying motocross racing .

The village mayor the Honorable Johnny Quinata and the Umatac Municipal Planning Council opened itself up to our islands racers earlier this year in March and allowed seven day a week of riding to help promote rider safety, sportsmanship, and quality family time and because of these reasons our people and our island are better and safer with dirt bikes and all terrain vehicles off of the village streets and onto a dirt course.

This past Sunday the Guam Motocross Club held its fourth motocross championship event on an easy to moderate level course that lends itself to all levels and sizes of competitor’s. Racing kicked off early just before lunch and included classes for ages from 4 years and up. The racing lasted for several hours as each class competed in two heats that would combine their results for an overall finish.

In the premier two wheeled class the Open Motorcycle #18 Little Jon Aguon aboard his Cycles Plus Kawasaki 450 wasted no time grabbing the lead off the start and then holding it for half the heat before visiting racer aboard a borrowed Yamaha #312 Steven Santos an island boy now living in California took the lead and the heat one win.

Taking second was new to the island #505 Justin Cuinana with #18 Little Jon in third. In heat two it was all New Zealand’s #31 Tim Wenden aboard a Rocky Mountain precast supported Ktm from start to finish as he smoked the field with #85 Blaze Aiken also a Cycles Plus supported rider taking a distant second aboard the Kawasaki 250 with #18 Little Jon Aguon taking third on a Kawasaki 450. The overall round four win went to #312 Steven Santos aboard a borrowed Yamaha who plans on staying on island long enough to race in round five scheduled for Sunday July 28^th. Taking second overall was #85 Blaze Aiken with #18 Little Jon Aguon third overall. The rest of the field finished as follows:

4^th #505 Justin Cuinana 

5^th #20 Zack Cruz

6^th #51 Frank Rios

7^th #23 Jordan Leon Guerrero

8^th Tim Wenden

9^th #22 Mo Jones 

In the premier four wheeler class the open ATV the heat one action Edward Sandlin aboard the #27 Yamaha grabbed an early lead and held it to the finish. Taking second was CyclesPlus rider Robert Bucek aboard the #2 Suzuki with #71 Mathew Sandlin third. In heat two it was a dog fight for the lead between the #88 of Camillo Lorenzo and the #2 of Robert Bucek with Lorenzo edging out Bucek for the win. Overall it was #88 Camillo Lorenzo aboard his Guam Marine Services Inc supported Yamaha with the win. Bucek took second overall.

In the other class results are as follows:

450 Motorcycle

1^st #312 Steven Santos

2^nd #18 Little Jon Aguon 

3^rd #505 Justin Cuinana

4^th #51 Frank Rios

250 Motorcycle

1^st #85 Blaze Aiken 

2^nd #20 Zack Cruz 

3^rd #19 Zackary Chang

4^th #23 Jordan Leon Guerrero

5^th #31 Tim Wenden

6^th #22 Mo Jones

Open Novice Motorcycle

1^st #203 Kenneth Jacobson

2^nd #530 Wes 

Open Novice ATV

1^st #27 Edward Sandlin

2^nd #71 Mathew Sandlin

Over 40 Vet Motorcycle

1^st #31 Tim Wenden

2^nd #312 Steven Santos 

3^rd #77 Gorio Perez

4^th #51 Frank Rios

5^th #22 Mo Jones

Schoolboy

1^st #180 Colton Engling

Open Minibike

1^st #8 Jonboy Aguon

2^nd #141 Julian Lane

3^rd  #10 Kekoa Camacho

65 Minibike

1^st #12 Daryan Camacho

50 Minibike

1^st #7 Liam Ries

2^nd #23 Gianna Lane

We give special thanks to the Honorable Johnny Quinata, the Umatac Municipal Planning Council, and people of Humatak for hosting the Championships. Round 5 will take place on Sunday July 28^th in Umatac with the public welcome to attend. 

Thankyou also to these fantastic local businesses who stepped up as sponsors:

Monster Energy

Rocky Mountain Precast

Cycles Plus

Triple J Motors

Phillip and Sons

Pacific Unlimited Inc.

For more information please call Robert Bucek at 671 727 5381