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Cycle News 2019 Issue 36 September 10

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rest of the day and matched his best finish of the season with a fourth. "I was just consistent all day," said Devlin. "I felt good and didn't make any mistakes until just the end there. It gets really rocky at the end, and it's kind of hard to stay on two wheels. We'll just build on another fourth and just keep working. Hope- fully, we'll get a podium soon." Beta USA's Mike Witkowski rounded out the top five with a consistent performance that saw him finish no lower than fifth in any of the six tests. Finishing sixth overall and first in the NE Pro2 class was Tely Energy Racing's Liam Draper, who won the first test (in his class) in spite of breaking his rear brake line. "I just put my head down all day," said Draper. "I enjoy this place. It was fun. It was kind of sketchy in some places where you couldn't see those little rocks, but other than that I had fun." Former Pro Trials rider Ronnie Commo was seventh overall and second in the NE Pro2 division. The KTM rider from Florida had just returned to action after tak- ing two weeks off due to a back injury. "I spent a lot of time on the ground until the final two tests and then in the last two tests I managed to get some good results in," said Commo. Nate Ferderer made his first appearance in the series since February and came away with eighth overall and third in the NE Pro2 class in his first race on a Suzuki. Nate welcomed the rain. "I'm really happy it rained," said Ferderer. "It was nice, diverse conditions between slick and good traction. So, all in all, it was a good day. I'm happy to be on the podium with third, and I plan to do the remaining national enduros. More fun to come." Yamaha riders Dylan Yearbury and Brandon Forrester rounded out the top 10. Yearbury was also fourth in the NE Pro2 class, while Forrester won the AA division. Mepmx/Fly/Grizzly Peak/ Traveler's Rest Speedway/KTM's Mackenzie Tricker won three of five tests en route to the win in the Women's Elite class, finishing the event 14.423-seconds ahead of Am Pro Yamaha's Rachel Ar- cher, who won the fifth test. Beta USA's Rachel Gutish won test three on her way to third overall. Shan Moore OVERALL 1. Steward Baylor (KTM) 2. Grant Baylor (KTM) 3. Evan Smith (Hus) 4. Thorn Devlin (GG) 5. Mike Witkowski (Bet) 6. Liam Draper (KTM) 7. Ron Commo (KTM) 8. Nate Federer (Suz) 9. Dylan Yearbury (Yam) 10. Brandon Forrester (Yam) IN THE WIND P52 Evan Smith had another good ride and finished out the day on the podium.

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