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Cycle News 2020 Issue 08 February 25

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VOLUME 57 ISSUE 8 FEBRUARY 25, 2020 P57 bones but bruising to his pelvis. Webb, who had started outside the top 10, had worked his way up into a battle with the day's fast qualifier, Motoconcepts/Bullfrog Spas Honda's Justin Hill, inside the top five, when the crash occurred. Tomac sped off with the win over Anderson, Hill, Anderson's teammate Zach Osborne and Barcia. of the second main event when defending champ Webb made a nearly identical error over the same dragon's back that took Cianciarulo out. Webb did a front- flip onto his lower back directly onto the concrete floor that lined the track. Webb was transported to a local hospital for observation, and he later reported on Insta- gram that tests show no broken gulley between that obstacle and the next jump, which sent them over the bars into the face of the triple. It's rare when one obstacle takes out three of the sport's stars in one night. WEBB OKAY Also, as mentioned above, defend- ing 450SX champ, Red Bull KTM's Cooper Webb, went down during the second of three main events off the dragon's back obstacle and landed viciously on his lower back on the concrete that lined the racing surface. He went to the hospital and reported on his Instagram page that, remarkably, he has nothing broken, but does have hematomas on his pelvis and sacrum. With noth- ing broken, one may assume he could be back in action again in At- lanta this coming weekend, but with such a vicious hit, and considering the location of the injuries, he may need a little more time before he gets back after it. Right now, he's third in points, 26 behind Eli Tomac. BRAYTON'S TOUGH NIGHT Honda HRC's Justin Brayton had five big crashes in one day in Arling- ton, but it was the final one, in the whoops in the first main event of the night, that ended the night early for him. He should be ready to go for Atlanta next weekend after healing up his many bumps and bruises during the week. DAVALOS DOWNFALL Team Tedder/Monster Energy KTM's Martin Davalos had a good day going in Arlington. He quali- fied third overall during the day and Briefly...

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