OFF-ROAD
KENDA AMA NATIONAL ENDURO SERIES
ROUND 3 / JULY 26, 2020
CROSS FORK, PENNSYLVANIA
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breaking trail a little bit later in the
day," said Craig. "But that's just
part of it. I was competitive and
pretty solid all day long which
was good. That's what I needed
to do. Happy to get a win and
gain some points."
Beta USA's Cody Barnes was
ninth overall and second in the
Pro2 division.
"I struggled kind of in the
beginning," said Barnes. "There
were a lot of slick rocks and I
struggled to get a flow. But to-
wards the end I was able to ride
good and snag the test win. In a
lot of tests, I ended up second
to Craig and he was riding really
good. Just kind of struggled
Not happy with it, at all."
Beta USA's Thorn Devlin was
seventh overall after struggling at
the start of the day.
"Every year this is always a
tricky race," said Devlin. "We
struggled a good bit in the begin-
ning of the day. Then we started
clicking, getting the bike setup a
little better. By the time I started
feeling good, I was already too
deep in the hole. It's points,
though, which is good."
First in the Pro2 class and
eighth overall was Rockstar En-
ergy Husqvarna's Craig Delong.
"I think the row that I had at 22
kind of hurt me a little bit for the
overall because we were kind of
year, when he plans on making a
comeback. The South Carolina
rider won the opening test of the
day, but having been off the bike
a few months showed in the end.
XC Gear/Enduro/Engineering/
Husqvarna's Ryder Lafferty had
high expectations coming into the
race but left Cross Fork with a
disappointing sixth-place finish.
"My day was not very good, to
be honest," said Lafferty. "Out of
all the years here at Cross Fork,
this is usually a good one for
me. I just didn't feel comfortable
today. [I felt] really tight. I got lost
in test three like a lot of people.
Just frustrated and struggled with
the bike. I'm not pumped at all.
Craig Delong
topped the Pro2
class with an
eighth-overall
finish.
