Hyperion starting the Japanese race season with 3 podiums placed positions! A clean finish by the Masuko Brothers and Kazuo Hattori
HYPERION TAKING THE PODIUM WIN IN JSSA ROUND 1 OF JAPAN
Both HYPERIONS in EXPERT SKI GP had a clean start coming out of the holeshot gate. As the skis came out of the holeshot with a green flag. RYUKICHI #11 came out as the outside holeshot leader, side by side with the inside holeshot leader. RYUKICHI #11 did a clean outside sweep and secured P1 with RYUUJI following his back in all motos.
In this adrenaline-fueled event, three riders and their HYPERION racecraft rose above the competition, claiming the coveted top spot on the podium in an electrifying display of skill and determination. MASUKO RYUKICHI #11 secured P1 in EXPERT SKI GP Class along with his younger brother MASUKO RYUUJI #95 in P3.
Both brothers showed great focus and skill to adapt with the race conditions given to them and proven exceptional results with the HYPERION.
How did you feel during the race with the HYPERION?
“I am racing with this craft for the first time ever which is very nervous for me to be honest. But with the craft’s handling and consistency, I feel very comfortable during the race. I’m very happy to secure first place once again. It makes me want to keep pushing it to see where it will take me.” - RYUKICHI #11
“Although I didn’t finish P2 alongside with my brother, I am glad to be at the competitive position with other riders even with the power deficiency of stock engine compared to other riders with fully modified engine. I myself just started to race with HYPERION recently, but I feel very confident in it. It is just the start of the season and I am feeling focused to secure a better position than last time.”
-RYUUJI #95
Onto our PRO SKI GP rider, KAZUO HATTORI #95 secured P3 despite unexpected setbacks from mechanical issues and debris in pump. Having a rough start in all motos and coming out of the gate last place. Our rider rose from P14 to P4 managing to secure a spectacular P3 overall in this round.
“I had a very rough start in all motos this time, but I managed to outpace most of the time until I reached the position I ended up at. Despite my setbacks, I am happy with what I got. There is always next time.”