Team mate, Jack Kukas started to make strides forward on the weekend and was always near the front of the pack. He took a couple of fifth place finishes on land in fifth overall in a solid effort.
Sunday and Kukas was feeling more racy. He led the field for the opening three laps after a great start and crossed the finish line in third place to log his best moto result for the season. Moto two and again Kukas was in the top five in the early stages only to fall heavily. He was able to remount and ride slowly until the end of the race, recording a 26th place.
Despite the final moto dramas, he lies in sixth place in the championship and the six week break allows him time to recover from the aches and pains he has been riding through.
‰ÛÏI made some progress on the weekend and I was able to be up the front and battle with the guys for a podium which is where I should be. I still have some work to do but I believe I belong there and should be there.
‰ÛÏUnfortunately, I crashed in the last race and damaged me and the bike. I was able to finish but it wasn‰Ûªt a good way to finish the weekend. I will regroup over the break and then make sure I come back strong for the final five rounds,‰Û
