Roughly 500 BMX riders from all around Washington were at Lincoln Park in Port Angeles this weekend for the Washington State BMX championships. On Sunday were the state championship triple-point races. Here, Joseph Ritchie of Port Angeles (No. 60), leads a pack of racers in the age 12 cruiser division. No. 51 Is Malcolm Evans from Bellingham. For results, be sure to check the sports section of the Peninsula Daily News on Tuesday. (Dave Logan/Peninsula Daily News)

Roughly 500 BMX riders from all around Washington were at Lincoln Park in Port Angeles this weekend for the Washington State BMX championships. On Sunday were the state championship triple-point races. Here, Joseph Ritchie of Port Angeles (No. 60), leads a pack of racers in the age 12 cruiser division. No. 51 Is Malcolm Evans from Bellingham. For results, be sure to check the sports section of the Peninsula Daily News on Tuesday. (Dave Logan/Peninsula Daily News)

SPORTS SHOT: State BMX championships at Lincoln Park

Roughly 500 BMX riders from all around Washington were at Lincoln Park in Port Angeles this weekend for the Washington State BMX championships. On Sunday were the state championship triple-point races. Here, Joseph Ritchie of Port Angeles (No. 60), leads a pack of racers in the age 12 cruiser division. No. 51 Is Malcolm Evans from Bellingham. For results, be sure to check the sports section of the Peninsula Daily News on Tuesday.

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