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Cycle News 2005 09 14

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SMX winner Kunzel (5) sails along in the opposite direction of Chris Fillmore (11) during the SMX main, with the beautiful city of Toronoto serving as the backdrop. "E=CLA"U& over and over and over. It happened to Doug Beattie first. "I was fortunate to get the holeshot, that is half the battle," Beattie said. "It is hard enough to pass in this game. It worked for about three-quarters of a lap, and then I found myself on the asphalt." Beattie quickly got rolling again and found himself in third, behind Aaron McDonald and Dan Rounding. After a couple more laps, McDonald suffered the same fate in the same corner and also moved himself back to third. Rounding then led Doug Beattie and McDonald for a few laps before he went down. Rounding dropped to fourth place while attempting to restart his bike. The last few laps were uneventful, as Beattie and McDonald tiptoed to first and second, respectively. Tim Riener finished third, ahead of Rounding. Three of the leading teams in the AMA Supermoto Championship were on hand to square off against some of the fastest riders in Canada in the SMX class at Toronto. When the main finally started, Jeff Ward claimed the holeshot and led Jurgen Kunzel, David Baffeleuf, Benny Carlson and Chris Fillmore around for the first time. After a few laps of following Ward, Kunzel found an inside line through one of the abrupt infield turns and was able to dive inside him to take the position. Once in front, Kunzel built a bit of a cushion between himself and Ward. There was a similar gap between Ward and Baffeleuf, who was running in third. Ward could pull close at will and threaten the leader, but Kunzel owned the line and wasn't making any mistakes, and Ward could not seem to find a jump big enough to pass him. With the podium order settled, the front three gapped the field and ran off the last few laps of the race. Carlson was able to hold off Fillmore for fourth. CN THE DOCKS/POLSON PIER TORONTO, CANADA RESULTS: AUGUST 27, 2005 (ROUND •OPEU'O (tI ... 'UlSE) • ZI 'CC"'EI.U'EIT · II ,ce"'u..Hlnll.N · 'Zlce, - IT'S 13ACK. 3 OF 51 AM: I. Joseph Celso (Hon); 2. Peter Marcelli (Suz); 3. Darryl Forsbrey (Hon); 4. Shane Seon (Hon); 5. Algis Gibson (Hon). VET +35: I. Eric Dubeau (Hon); 2.A1lanJaggard (KTM); 3. Peter Marcelli (KTM); 4. 0a

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