2021 MotoAmerica Junior Cup

Last updated May 30, 2023

Calendar and results

Round	Circuit	Date	Race 1 Winner	Race 2 Winner
1	Michelin Raceway Road Atlanta	April 30–May 2	Tyler Scott	Benjamin Gloddy
2	Virginia International Raceway	May 21–23	Tyler Scott	Cody Wyman
3	Road America	June 11–13	Tyler Scott	Gus Rodio
4	The Ridge Motorsports Park	June 25–27	Maxwell Toth	Tyler Scott
5	WeatherTech Raceway Laguna Seca	July 9–11	Tyler Scott	Tyler Scott
6	Brainerd International Raceway	July 30–August 1	Benjamin Gloddy	Tyler Scott
7	Pittsburgh International Race Complex	August 13–15	Benjamin Gloddy	Tyler Scott
8	New Jersey Motorsports Park	September 10–12	Tyler Scott	Tyler Scott
9	Barber Motorsports Park	September 17–19	Tyler Scott	Tyler Scott

Teams and riders

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2021 Entry List
Team	Constructor	No.	Rider	Rounds
Altus Motorsports	Kawasaki	69	Hayden Bicknese	All
Bad Boys Racing	Kawasaki	99	Avery Dreher	1–4, 7, 9
BARTCON Racing	Kawasaki	21	Jacob Crossman	8
		31	Kayla Yaakov	4-9
		73	Keagan Brown	2, 3
Bauce Racing/Cybersafe Solutions/JL62 Racing	Kawasaki	62	Joseph LiMandri Jr	2, 3, 7-9
BRB Racing	Kawasaki	41	Brady Fors	3, 6
Cale Essman Racing	Kawasaki	51	Cale Essman	1–5, 7-9
Calishine Racing	Kawasaki	13	Owen Williams	3-9
Calishine Racing	Kawasaki	55	Aden Thao	1-6
Calishine Racing Team	Kawasaki	66	Axel Pedersen	6, 7
Cycle Pros Racing	Kawasaki	23	Jake Vandal	3, 6, 9
Cycle Pros Racing	KTM	98	Drew Vandal	3, 6
Dez Racing	Kawasaki	81	Dezrae Caldwell	9
Fluidology	Kawasaki	85	Charles Ceparano	1
JPH Suspension/WonderCBD Racing	Kawasaki	25	Andrew Gawer	5
JR12/Westby Racing	Yamaha	12	Jack Roach	All
Keagan Brown Racing	Yamaha	73	Keagan Brown	2, 3
KERmoto	Kawasaki	34	Cody Wyman	1-7
Landers Racing	Kawasaki	72	Benjamin Gloddy	All
Lawson Racing	Kawasaki	67	Brendan Lawson	9
MonkeyMoto AGVSPORT	Kawasaki	14	Chase Black	1–7, 9
N2 Racing	Yamaha	22	Blake Davis	All
PDR Motorsports	Kawasaki	99	Avery Dreher	1–4, 7, 9
Rodio Racing	Kawasaki	96	Gus Rodio	All
S&R Racing	Kawasaki	71	Ryan Cresap	3-5
Scott Powersports/KTM	KTM	70	Tyler Scott	All
Singh Racing	Kawasaki	54	Dylan Singh	8
SportbikeTrackGear.com	Kawasaki	48	Max VanDenBrouck	All
Team ECB Racing	Kawasaki	92	Eli Block	2, 7, 8
TEK Moto Performance	Kawasaki	15	Alex Ricci	All
Veloce Racing	Kawasaki	29	David Kohlstaedt	All
		58	Maxwell Toth	1–4, 6
		65	Spencer Humphreys	7-9

Championship standings

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Scoring system

Points are awarded to the top fifteen finishers. A rider has to finish the race to earn points.

Position	1st	2nd	3rd	4th	5th	6th	7th	8th	9th	10th	11th	12th	13th	14th	15th
Points	25	20	16	13	11	10	9	8	7	6	5	4	3	2	1

Pos	Rider	Bike	RAT		VIR		RAM		RID		MON		BRA		PIT		NJE		ALA		Pts
Pos	Rider	Bike	R1	R2	R1	R2	R1	R2	R1	R2	R1	R2	R1	R2	R1	R2	R1	R2	R1	R2	Pts
1	Tyler Scott	KTM	1	2	3	4	1	2	4	1	1	1	2	1	4	1	1	1	1	1	390
2	Benjamin Gloddy	Kawasaki	2	1	1	2	3	7	2	2	2	2	1	3	1	2	4	3	3	2	346
3	Gus Rodio	Kawasaki	4	6	5	7	5	1	5	4	4	5	5	5	5	5	2	2	Ret	9	218
4	David Kohlstaedt	Kawasaki	3	5	2		10	10	3	3	3	3	6	6	3	6	8	4	10	3	212
5	Cody Wyman	Kawasaki	5	3	4	1	2	6	6	5	5	4	4	2	Ret	4					186
6	Blake Davis	Yamaha	Ret	7	8	8	4	5	8	7	Ret	10	11	10	10	8	6	8	7	5	135
7	Max VanDenBrouck	Kawasaki	6	8	6	6	7	4	7	Ret	Ret	8	9	9	8	9	9		6	6	133
8	Kayla Yaakov	Kawasaki							9	6	9	9	10	7	6	7	7	6	2	4	117
9	Maxwell Toth	Kawasaki	Ret	4	Ret	3	6	3	1	Ret			3	4							109
10	Joseph LiMandri Jr	Kawasaki			Ret	5	11	9							2	3	3	5	4	Ret	99
11	Jack Roach	Yamaha	8	13	Ret		14	18	12	9	6	6	8	11	7	DNS	DNS		5	8	85
12	Hayden Bicknese	Kawasaki	7	9	Ret	11	8	12	Ret	Ret	7	7	15	DNS	11	12	11	10	12	Ret	76
13	Aden Thao	Kawasaki	9	11	9	13	9	Ret	10	8	11	11	13	8							64
14	Owen Williams	Kawasaki					12	8	14	11	8	12	7	12	12	14	12	12	13	16	61
15	Chase Black	Kawasaki	10	12	11	10	15	Ret	11	10	10	Ret	12	13	13	13			8	17	60
16	Eli Block	Kawasaki			7	12									9	11	5	9			43
17	Avery Dreher	Kawasaki	DNS	10	10	9	13	11	Ret	DNS					15	Ret			Ret	7	37
18	Spencer Humphreys	Kawasaki													14	10	Ret	7	9	11	29
19	Cale Essman	Kawasaki	11	14	12	14	19	15	Ret	13	Ret	14			17	15	Ret	14	Ret	13	25
20	Alex Ricci	Kawasaki	13	15	13	15	20	17	15	14	13	15	DNS	17	18	16	15	15	Ret	18	17
21	Ryan Cresap	Kawasaki					17	14	13	12	12	13									16
22	Suhaib Salem	Kawasaki															10	11			11
23	Jake Vandal	Kawasaki					18	16					Ret	15					11	12	10
24	Yandel Medina	Kawasaki																	Ret	10	6
25	Jacob Crossman	Kawasaki															13	13			6
26	Brady Fors	Kawasaki					16	13					14	Ret							5
27	Charles Ceparano	Kawasaki	12	DNS																	4
28	Brendan Lawson	Kawasaki																	15	14	3
29	Dezrae Caldwell	Kawasaki																	14	15	3
30	Dylan Singh	Kawasaki															14				2
31	Axel Pedersen	Kawasaki											16	14	16	DNS					2
32	Keagan Brown	Kawasaki			14		Ret	Ret													2
33	Andrew Gawer	Kawasaki									DSQ	DSQ									0
34	Drew Vandal	KTM					21	19					17	16							0

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References

↑ "Calendar 2021". MotoAmerica. MotoAmerica. 23 December 2020. Retrieved 15 July 2021.
↑ "Road Atlanta Rider Entry List" (PDF).
↑ "VIR Rider Entry List" (PDF).
↑ "Road America Rider Entry List" (PDF).
↑ "Ridge Motorsport Park Rider Entry List" (PDF).
↑ "Laguna Seca Rider Entry List" (PDF).
↑ "Brainerd Rider Entry List" (PDF).
↑ "Pittsburgh Rider Entry List" (PDF).
↑ "NJMP Rider Entry List" (PDF).
↑ "NJMP Rider Entry List" (PDF).
↑ "Calendar & Results" (PDF).

External links

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[1] "Calendar 2021". MotoAmerica. MotoAmerica. 23 December 2020. Retrieved 15 July 2021.

[2] "Road Atlanta Rider Entry List" (PDF).

[3] "VIR Rider Entry List" (PDF).

[4] "Road America Rider Entry List" (PDF).

[5] "Ridge Motorsport Park Rider Entry List" (PDF).

[6] "Laguna Seca Rider Entry List" (PDF).

[7] "Brainerd Rider Entry List" (PDF).

[8] "Pittsburgh Rider Entry List" (PDF).

[9] "NJMP Rider Entry List" (PDF).

[10] "NJMP Rider Entry List" (PDF).

[11] "Calendar & Results" (PDF).

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