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Cycle News 2019 Issue 33 August 20

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OFF-ROAD AMA EXTREME OFF-ROAD GRAND CHAMPIONSHIP AUGUST 16-18, 2019 TRIALS TRAINING CENTER / SEQUATCHIE, TENNESSEE P90 feel like I could put a 100 per- cent flawless effort in. I felt like I just was kind of off all around." Hart rounded out the top five, the FMF/Maxxis/RPM KTM rider completing the seven- lap finale with a total time of 38:02.305. Meanwhile, Trail Jesters KTM Racing's Ben Kelley came in just about a full minute behind Hart for sixth. After missing the event for a couple of years, AmPro Ya- maha's Ricky Russell returned to the Trials Training Center to finish seventh. Russell turned in an impressive ride in Knockout 2 where he finished fourth. Rounding out the top 10 was Tely Energy Racing's Grant Baylor and KTM rider Ronnie Commo. Nate Smith won the Satur- day morning race and moved on to finish 15th in Sunday's final. Seventeen-year-old Ryder LeBlond took the Amateur win to earn the AMA Amateur Extreme Enduro Grand National Champi- onship. CN OVERALL 1. Manuel Lettenbichler (KTM) 2. Mario Roman (She) 3. Wade Young (She) 4. Colton Haaker (Hus) 5. Trystan Hart (KTM) 6. Ben Kelley (KTM) 7. Ricky Russell (Yam) 8. Max Gerston (Bet) 9. Grant Baylor (KTM) 10. Ronnie Commo (KTM) really been here when it's been dry, so it was kind of wild. You weren't fighting the bike as much probably as you would have if it was slippery and a little bit wet everywhere. "I got into fourth place in the final and just stayed there. I didn't have the pace of the first three guys, but I had a little more pace than the guys behind me, so I rode all by myself. I just didn't feel amazing today. Didn't he could maybe battle for first place. But at the end of the day, I'm also racing. I gave it every- thing to try and stay in second, but I just got tired towards the end and dropped to third." Haaker, on the other hand, had a rather uneventful day en route to fourth. "This year was different from past years because it was so dry—no rain, which is just dif- ferent," said Haaker. "I've never Beta's Rachel Gutish topped the Women's class.

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