Dave Logan/for Peninsula Daily News No. 32 Damien Avila of Spokane and No. 228 Vaunn Zimmerman of Redmond doing a little wiggle with his bike trying to get some advantage to overtake the leader and in the lead No. 12 Peyton Calhoun of Port Orchard in Sunday’s Gold Cup qualifier at the Lincoln Park BMX track in Port Angeles.

Dave Logan/for Peninsula Daily News No. 32 Damien Avila of Spokane and No. 228 Vaunn Zimmerman of Redmond doing a little wiggle with his bike trying to get some advantage to overtake the leader and in the lead No. 12 Peyton Calhoun of Port Orchard in Sunday’s Gold Cup qualifier at the Lincoln Park BMX track in Port Angeles.

LINCOLN PARK BMX: A total of 876 riders compete in weekend of qualifiers

PORT ANGELES — State and Gold Cup qualifying races this weekend at the Lincoln Park BMX track attracted a whopping 876 riders Friday, Saturday and Sunday.

Friday’s double-point races had 202 riders in 46 motos, while Saturday’s state qualifier had 347 riders and 75 motos. Sunday’s Gold Cup qualifier had 327 riders and 71 motos.

The state BMX championship is in Spokane on Sept. 19 and the regional Gold Cup Northwest championship is in Richland on Sept. 24.

The races attracted riders from all over the Puget Sound. Several riders came from the Spokane area, Coeur d’Alene, Idaho, and various communities in Oregon.

Local winners in Sunday’s Gold Cup races include Piper Williams of Port Angeles, who took first in the 15-16 girls cruiser moto.

Taylor Coleman of Port Angeles took first in the 17-20 women’s cruiser moto. Shellie Belbin of Port Angeles won the 46-50 women’s cruiser race while Brian Belbin of Port Angeles won the boys’ 14 cruiser moto.

In the 7 novice moto, Kameron Langdon of Port Angeles took first; Max McMurray of Sequim took first in the 8 novice and Olive Rossi of Sequim won the 9 novice race.

Sam Brown of Port Angeles won the 9 intermediate moto and Chase Schweitzer of Port Hadlock won the 17-20 intermediate race.

In the expert races, Bradan Gray of Port Angeles took first in the 8 expert moto.

In Saturday’s state championship qualifier, Brian Belbin won the 14 cruiser and Kameron Landgon won the 7 novice. Max McMurray won the 8 novice and Kaston Beckett of Port Angeles took first in the 9 novice moto.

Sean Lyman of Port Angeles took first in the 14 novice while Mason Wilcox-Olton of Port Angeles won the 6 intermediate. Ganny Goettling of Sequim won the 7 intermediate, while Lukas Teague of Port Angeles took first in the 13 intermediate.

Chase Schweitzer took first in the 17-20 intermediate and Bradan Gray took first in the 8 expert and Brian Belbin won the 14 expert.

For full results from all three days of racing, go to www.peninsuladailynews.com.

Friday’s results

Saturday’s State Qualifier Full Results

Sunday’s Gold Cup Qualifier Full Results

More in Sports

Sean Salliotte of Medford, Ore., 52, takes the final banked curve before the finish line at the NW Cup downhill races Sunday. takes the last banked curve before the finish line. (Dave Logan/for Peninsula Daily News)
MOUNTAIN BIKING: 450 riders challenge Dry Hill for the finals

Nearly 450 riders from all around the Pacific Northwest… Continue reading

PREP ROUNDUP: Port Angeles soccer plays well in opener

Port Angeles conceded the game’s lone goal late in a… Continue reading

Zeke Schmadeke, Sequim football.
ATHLETE OF THE WEEK: Zeke Schmadeke, Sequim football

What an amazing opening week for Sequim football player Zeke Schmadeke. Schmadeke,… Continue reading

Sequim’s Malachi Hampton tries to get away from a tackle by Forks’ Bubba Hernandez in Friday’s marquee matchup between the Wolves and Spartans in Sequim. Sequim came away with a 35-26 win. (Michael Dashiell/Olympic Peninsula News Group)
PREP FOOTBALL ROUNDUP: Sequim bares its teeth in opener

The game of the week was in Sequim on Friday… Continue reading

The Stars and Stripes Boat No. 96 driving by Burt Roberts and navigated by Luke Stewart, crashes out during the finals of the American Sprint Boat Racing quarterfinals Sunday at the Extreme Sports Park in Port Angeles. (Jeff Halstead/for Peninsula Daily News)
SPRINT BOATS: Rogers Racing wins in two classifications

Rogers dominated the final rounds at the September running… Continue reading

PREP ROUNDUP: PA tennis boys third at South Kitsap invite

The Port Angeles boys tennis team began its season… Continue reading

Quilcene receiver Taylor Boling taps both of his feet down on the sideline while making a catch against Lummi on Saturday. Quilcene won 38-18. (Steve Mullensky/for Peninsula Daily News)
PREP FOOTBALL ROUNDUP: Quilcene romps; Neah Bay crushes Wahkiakum

The Quilcene Rangers football team got off to a nice… Continue reading

The Jeepers Creepers boat driven by Dillon Cummings of Sequim with navigator Mike McAneny makes its way through the course at the Extreme Sports Park in Port Angeles on Saturday. The finals of the sprint boat racing took place Sunday. (Jeff Halstead/for Peninsula Daily News)
SPRINT BOATS: Loud and fast boats back this weekend

The Jeepers Creepers boat driven by Dillon Cummings of Sequim, with navigator… Continue reading

Michael Dashiell/Olympic Peninsula News Group
Sequim's quarterback Zeke Schmadeke runs with the ball against Forks. In on the play is the Spartans' Landon Thomas (34).
PREP FOOTBALL: Sequim runs past Forks 35-26

Schamdeke 174 rushing yards, 2 TDs; Wiker 106 and 2 TDs.

Port Angeles Roughriders
PREP FOOTBALL: Mistakes cost Roughriders early against Mount Baker

The Port Angeles Roughriders football team made too many mistakes… Continue reading