ROBERT WINS GLEN HELEN WORCS
A
fter the long summer break,
FMF/KTM's Taylor Robert
picked up where he left off with
his third straight win in the mo-
torcycle Pro class at the Rocky
Mountain ATV-MC WORCS
Series, presented by Toyota and
Dirt Bike, at Glen Helen Race-
way, September 16.
Zach Bell (Husqvarna) finished
second in front of Trevor Stewart
(Honda) in third.
The Glen Helen race was the
first after a three-month sum-
mer break, and the racers were
treated to near perfect condi-
tions.
Robert's win didn't come eas-
ily, however, after Bell grabbed
the holeshot and set the early
fast pace. Robert chased him
until the second lap before tak-
ing over the lead, which was
fairly impressive considering
Robert nearly sat out the race
after crashing into a water barrier
during practice on Friday, and
reinjuring his broken wrist.
"I hit one of the barriers in,
like, third gear, wide open and
injured the same hand I broke
six weeks ago," Robert said. "I
didn't think I was going to race
this morning, so to be able to
come out here and win after that
makes it, even a little bit more
special."
Bell took second and gained
some much-needed points. It
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THE
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Taylor Robert fought
through a big crash in
practice and a sore wrist
to win the Glen Helen
WORCS round.
PHOTOGRAPHY
BY
HARLEN
FOLEY
