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Pro/A Team
74 - Blake Farley
35 - Joseph Nazarak
38 - Kaio Miranda
40 - Devin Davis
82 - Joe Bornhorst
86 - Mikkel Hjorth
91 - John Wells
321 - Justin Knapp Amateur Support
396 - Dillan Epstein
731 - Drew Swenson
In-depth look at 2013 riders Joseph Nazarak hails out of Belsano, Pennsylvania, and holds a national number of 35. His best finish of 2012 was 8th overall at Lake Elsinore in the 450 class, and finished 14th Overall in the West Coast Lites Championship. Watch out for the number 35 O'Neal Racing rider to mix it up with the big hitters in 2013 | Kaio Miranda is one of many fast Brazilian riders in the rF community, and his biggest accomplishment was winning Anaheim 1 last season in the Lites class. He was planning on going for the Championship in the 250 West Coast division but his PC recently broke and it is undetermined when he'll be back to racing | Devin Davis had success in 2012 including heat race wins last season in the East Coast Series, but has yet to capture a main event win. In 2012 he finished 11th Overall in the East Coast Championship with 4 Top 10 finishes, and also finished 36th overall in the Overall Combined Points in his rookie season. He will be on the number 40 bike in 2013 | Blake Farley is from South Carolina and is racing the 450 Supercross Championship aboard a the #74 O'Neal Racing Suzuki. He is known to be a consistent rider but really wants to show that he can be stylish and finish at the front of the pack in 2013. Last year he raced Supercross with little experience and qualified for the Premier class main event in Las Vegas and finished 17th place. His best finish outdoors was 7th overall at Freestone, TX | Joe Bornhorst is one of the most consistent 450 riders on the game, but hasn't had that breakthrough ride yet that has put him on the radar. O'Neal Racing believes that he has what it takes to finish up front consistently and break the top 10 in 2013. He qualified for nine main events last season for dxb. He will be #82 Kawasaki in 2013 | Another Pennsylvanian, John Wells is one of the fastest riders in the Northeast and has shown promise on MX Simulator in the past, and we plan on him fulfilling that promise in 2013. His best result of 2012 was a podium finish at St. Louis in the Lites class. Watch out for the #91 KX250f to be a dark horse in the upcoming season | Our first Amateur rider to join the team was 15 year old Drew Swenson, who has produced some promising results in the Primal and Limited Decal Local Series races, and we hope we can help him reach A class potential by the Nationals. Watch out for the newest O'Neal rider Drew Swenson in the B class this year | Dillan Epstein is new to MX Simulator but insane on a dirt bike in real life! He has no accomplishments on MX Simulator, but in real life went 2-2-2 in 250 A at LL this year behind Zach Bell and finished 15th overall at the Lake Elsinore National with (17-12) scores after starting outside the top 20 both motos. Were happy to have him on the team and he'll be racing C class events in 2013 | Tye Reeves hails from UK and has a 9th place finish at Unadilla in the 450 class. He's been killing it in the Supercross servers and I'm giving him a shot. He is going to race the 450, and I think he can be a contender.
Special Thanks
Josh Vanderhoof (Game)
Mike Owen (Oneal)
P2sta (Renders)
Scotty (Bike graphics)
O'Neal (Title sponsor)
The entire Race Factory Gaming crew for providing an amazing series.
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Pumped on a solid debut in the EMF Supercross Series with a 3rd place finish in the SX1 Main Event behind Corentin Dubois and Eduardo Simoes. Rounding out the top 5 was Mikkel Hjorth and Mike Owen! More race updates to be posted in the future.
5th in the heat race and struggled in the main and finished in 14th (15th after penalties). Joseph Nazarak qualified for the main event and finished 18th, while Blake Farley ran up front in the LCQ but crashed with Jack Roberts, putting him out of contention from a qualifying position. Bornhorst, Ullberg, and Reeves failed to qualify for the night show. John Wells is still planning on racing the West coast but was given the incorrect license. He should be good to go next week.
Phoenix Results
Blake Farley qualified for his first main event of the season by finishing 9th in Heat 2 while Joseph Nazarak just missed out finishing 10th, Nazarak was unable to qualify for the main event through the LCQ. I qualified for the 250 class main event with a 5th place finish in the heat race, with Joe Bornhorst in 7th place going to the main event as well.
Joe Bornhorst finished 19th in the 250 class main event and I finished in 11th place. Blake Farley also finished 11th place in the 450 class main event after running as far back as 19th early in the race. Great riding by everyone on the team, and we hope to continue the progress we've been making and hope to finish in the top 10 as soon as Anaheim 2.
Standings
Blake Farley 19th 450 class
Joseph Nazarak 26th 450 class
Devin Davis 13th 250 class
Joe Bornhorst 26th 250 class
I am proud to grab the holeshot in the raceFactory 250 Main Event at A2, and go on to finish in 4th place in an awesome and fun race! I had fun helping Blake Farley en route to a 2nd place finish via cuts (3rd before the cuts) and finish 15th in the main event. Good riding by Blake and I. Bornhorst and Nazarak struggled to qualify for the main event this week. Emf tomorrow morning after college, Blake and I hoping to race that!
Really satisfied with myself that I finally got back on the podium (Nearly got my first win!) at Daytona, one of the most difficult races of the year, and to finish 2nd after leading 5 out of the last 6 laps. Eduardo definitely deserved it and I wasn't going to try anything dirty on him because he was clearly faster and the better man won. I'm just really excited since I haven't broken the top 5 in the past four races and been outside the top 10 in three of them (And a suspension from St Louis), and for a while (Especially before the main), I was starting to think I couldn't run up front again. So I'm really proud of myself to do 20 solid laps and finish on the podium. Without the idea of winning the championship in the back of my mind it took some pressure off and anywhere on the podium is a good result. I'm sitting 2 points behind Kim Pio for 3rd in the SX1 Championship and I have three podiums on the season so far. Looking forward to the rest of the EMF series, as well as the RF series where I made my first 450 main event of the season as well. Bring on Indianapolis
