2020CalSpeedMagazineFebruary

Masters Points Drop 1) Diego Morales 415 (392) 2) Max DeMoss 360 (332) 3) Doug Yauney 324 (183) 4) Jose da Silva 309 (287) 5) Matt Steele 303 (289) Grand Masters Points Drop 1) Tony Wika 299 (254) 2) John Rice 274 (218) 3) Vladimir Orlov 264 (187) 4) Mike Carlson 246 (180) 5) Brian Starr 212 (139) Sportsman Points Drop 1) Pietro Moro 351 (324) 2) Jacob Reis 319 (263) 3) Matt Steele 303 (289) 4) Tony Wika 299 (254) 5) Chase Nickells 296 (0) keep Rubio and Wika at bay, and it was he that finished the rebound story for the B-Main this time around. Sometimes a day just lines up perfectly, and for Andres Prieto, it was nearly that. After scoring the overall pole position, a win and a second in his heat races, it was from P1 he would start the second A-Main of the 2020 Super Series season. Right from the start, it was Prieto over Diego Morales and Sean Fite, the trio dutifully staying in line with Max Demoss coming under immediate challenge from the pack in tow. The top three would continue to stay in line, pulling away from the infighting behind in the opening laps, but it would be Spencer Russell breaking through the pack and begin to reel in the leaders towards the end. He would reach the lead trio just in time to have a couple of laps to attack the back of the train, but Fite used superior experience to keep the youngster at bay. That little tussle did make it tough for them to challenge the top two, where Prieto also used superb defense to hold on to the top spot for career win #2, with Morales and Fite rounding out the podium. The CalSpeed Super Series returns for round #3 March 21st, heading in the forward direction for the first time since August on the Grande circuit, so sign up today!