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Cycle News Issue 26 July 3

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always adjusting for the condi- tions." The FMF KTM Factory rider pointed to the long rocky section nicknamed "Route 409" when asked what about the most dif- ficult sections of the course. "Route 409 is supposed to be like Karl's Diner at Erzberg and I imagine it's probably just as tough," said Toth. "The whole track was brutal, but 409 really tripped me up on one lap." Tely Energy KTM's Grant Baylor rounded out the podium in third. Due to a broken chain he suffered in Saturday's morn- ing's qualifying race, Baylor was forced to start the main from the second row, which started 15 seconds behind the first row. "Breaking my chain really threw me in a bind for the main," said Baylor. "By the time I got to the first big uphill there was riders stuck all over it, so I was about last by the time I got through that mess." Baylor managed to work his way up into third by the last lap, but it was not enough to catch Toth and Kelley. "It was so hot and the track was so rough that it was really brutal out there," said Baylor. "It's good to get on the podium again, though. This race is so tough that just making the final three is a big deal." Beta USA's Jordan Ashburn led the main event from the start, but settled into fourth at the finish, ahead of KTM rider Zack Nolan. Shan Moore OVERALL 1. Ben Kelley (KTM) 2. Josh Toth (KTM) 3. Grant Baylor (KTM) 4. Jordan Ashburn (Bet) 5. Zack Nolan (KTM) 6. Logan Lowrey (Hus) 7. Nick Fahringer (She) 8. Stephen Edmondson (KTM) 9. Ed Emery (Hus) 10. Ryder LeBlond (KTM) IN THE WIND P34 A broken chain stalled Grant Baylor's efforts, but he still nabbed third overall.

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