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| Can-Am's
#4 Chris Bithell finished a season best
2nd place |
Can-Am/Motoworks’ Chris Bithell also
started on the front row and stayed in a steady
fourth place as he paced himself over the
five lap race. In the final two laps, Bithell
made a charge and moved into second place
in lap five and held his position all the
way to the checkered flag.
“What an awesome race! I felt great
out there and I was hauling and did the best
I could. I tried to reel in Borich but I ran
out of time. It was a great day for us and
I couldn’t be happier,” said Bithell.
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| Yamaha's
#5 Walker Fowler earned the final spot
on the Podium, which moved Fowler into
the Top 3 in points passing the injured
Adam McGill |
Yamaha/Ballance Racing’s Walker Fowler
started off strong and was holding down third
as racers headed into the second lap and made
the pass on Chris Borich for second in lap two.
Unfortunately, fowler encountered issues in
the third lap and fell back to sixth place.
Fowler put the hammer down and charged his way
through traffic and moved into the number three
spot before crossing the finish line or the
final spot on the podium.
“I was back in sixth and didn’t
think I was going to do any better, but I
caught up to the leaders and was able to keep
it there,” said Fowler.
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XC1 Pro
ATV Podium (left to right)
Chris Bithell (2nd), Chris Borich
(1st) , Walker Fowler (3rd)
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National Guard/Yokely Racing’s Jarrod
McClure was on the second row for the start
and was holding down a solid fifth place until
the final lap when he was able to make the
pass on Taylor Kiser for fourth place. McClure
was closing in on Fowler, who was in third,
but he got hung up late in the final lap,
giving him his third top five finish of the
season, in fourth.
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National
Guard ’s #7 Jarrod McClure just
missed a podium finish with a 4th place
finish, which has McClure in a three
way tie for 7th place in points |
Maxxis'
#3 Taylor Kiser rounded out the Top
5, which currently has Kiser holding
down the 2nd spot in the Pro points
race 64 points behind Borich |
Yamaha/Balance Racing’s Taylor Kiser
was in the front row off the start, but dropped
back to fifth as they headed into the woods.
Kiser held down fifth for two laps before
making a charge into third. Kiser was looking
strong but fell back to fourth place in the
next lap and then came under fire from Jarrod
McClure. Kiser eventually fell back to round
out the top five.
Kevin Yoho was looking consistent once again
and held down the number seven spot until
the final lap when he moved up to sixth, where
he would end his day.
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#9
Bryan Cook finished in the 7th spot |
Bryan Cook was holding down the number eight
spot for most of the race and inherited seventh
in the final lap.
Johnny Gallagher started off towards the
back in the number 12 spot but was able to
make a charge and end his day in eighth.
Mark Notman held on for a ninth place finish
and Josh Whitehead rounded out the top ten
in the XC1 Pro class.
