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Cycle News 2020 Issue 06 February 11

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OFF-ROAD KENDA FULL GAS SPRINT ENDURO CHAMPIONSHIP ROUND 1 / FEBRUARY 8-9, 2020 GRR COMPLEX / GASTON, SOUTH CAROLINA P74 bring it on home with the win," said Mattison. Rockstar Husqvarna Lan Mills XC rider Tayla Jones had a scare in the Women's Pro class when she dropped her bike into a deep mudhole on Saturday and lost over a minute getting out. Jones made up the time by winning every test on Sunday to take the overall win ahead of BABS Racing/Maxxis/ Fly/Pro Circuit Yamaha's Becca Sheets by nearly 15 seconds. "The tracks are super rough, but overall I had a lot of fun," said Jones. "The first race of the season went really well, so I can't really complain. Saturday, I ended up getting stuck in a mud hole and lost like a minute thirty, so I had to come back from that. So that kind of sucked and put me behind going into the last couple tests, but I ended up making up the time. I won yesterday and today, so I'm pretty stoked." New Zealand's Rachel Archer was third on an Am Pro Yamaha, while Beta USA's Rachel Gut- ish finished fourth and Canada's Shelby Turner was fifth. CN PRO 1. Kailub Russell (KTM) 1:17:57.180 2. Ricky Russell (Hus) 1:19:24.092 3. Layne Michael (Yam) 1:19:29.417 4. Lyndon Snodgrass (Kaw) 1:19:29.562 5. Josh Strang (Kaw) 1:19:36.451 6. Johnny Girroir (KTM) 1:19:36.985 7. Liam Draper (KTM) 1:20:18.458 8. Craig Delong (Hus) 1:20:32.433 9. Ben Nelko (Hus) 1:21:21.995 10. Jordan Ashburn (Kaw) 1:21:25.446 "I've enjoyed myself out here. We finished up with no injuries or nothing, so that's good as well." Third went to former Pro moto- crosser from Pennsylvania, Ben Nelko, on a Seven Sixty Motors- ports Husqvarna. "I'm not really a sand rider but I was able to make it work," said Nelko. "I ended up third in Pro 2 and ninth overall, so it was a good weekend." The ProAm class went to local boy Cole Mattison. The KTM rider topped Georgia's Josh Lee by 1.57 seconds with Pennsyl- vania rider Neil Enman finishing third. "I took a digger on the first cross test, but other than that I just tried to hold my lead and seven in the Pro division. The Pro2 class was a battle deluxe between Team Babbitt's Online/Monster Energy/Kawa- saki Team Green's Lyndon Snod- grass, from Australia, and Trail Jesters KTM's Johnny Girroir. Snodgrass was solid on Satur- day, winning four of five tests, while Girroir won the remaining test. On Sunday, Snodgrass and Girroir went back and forth again, with Girroir taking Sun- day's win, however, Snodgrass claimed the overall thanks to his strong performance on Saturday. "Johnny beat me by a few seconds today, but we've got the overall for the weekend, so that's pretty cool," said Snodgrass. Tayla Jones won the Women's division.

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