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Cycle News 2019 Issue 37 September 17

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IN THE WIND P52 OVERALL 1. Dean Wilson (Hus) 1-3-1 2. Malcolm Stewart (Hon) 2-1-5 3. Justin Brayton (Hon) 3-4-2 4. Phil Nicoletti (Yam) 4-2-3 5. Cole Thompson (KTM) 5-5-6 6. Matt Goerke (Kaw) 8-7-4 7. Cade Clason (Kaw) 6-6-7 8. Shawn Maffenbeier (Yam) 7-8-9 9. Josh Cartwright (Kaw) 9-9-8 10. Sam Gaynor (Yam) 10-10-10 Last year's winner Malcolm Stewart won one race and took second overall. fourth. Wilson went on to take the win by just a few seconds over Stewart, who held the position for much of the race. Brayton took second place five seconds back and was followed across the finish line by Nicoletti and Cole Thompson. Stewart led from start to finish in race two, while Nicoletti trailed the Honda rider in second place the whole way, finishing 4.5 seconds be- hind Stewart and just one second ahead of Wilson and another four seconds ahead of Brayton. Thompson again took fifth. With the overall very much on the line going into the third and final race, Wilson got off to a fast start, jumping into the early lead, while Stewart picked himself up in 13th after going down in the first turn. Brayton settled into second place but struggled to match Wilson's quick pace. Wilson ended up crossing the finish line eight seconds ahead of the Honda rider for his second win of the night and the overall victory. Nicoletti ran third the whole race but lost sight of the two riders ahead of him as the race pro- gressed, but he managed to stay well clear of fourth-place rider Matt Goerke (Kawasaki). Stewart clawed and scratched his way up to fifth, which was good enough to give him second overall. Thompson took sixth after getting passed by Stewart on the last lap. Nicoletti leads Thompson in the series, which combines the points for the Canadian MX Nation- als, Canadian Arenacross and Canadian Super- cross races. The winner will earn $100,000. CN

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