he's ever been this weekend. I
was frustrated and wanted to lay
it all out there."
Michael was disappointed at
missing out on another overall
win by such a small margin but
pleased with his performance.
"Today was back and forth,"
said Michael. "It's been a really
good weekend for me. I went
out and I thought I rode a perfect
test, but I think his was a little
more perfect."
Girroir was third overall once
again, although this time he was
being pushed hard by Barbosa
in fourth. Barbosa ended the
day with two outright test wins,
while Girroir finished with one.
However, Girroir was a bit more
consistent and beat out Barbosa
by about 15 seconds in the over-
all standings.
Draper edged Ashburn by just
two seconds for fifth overall, with
Baylor coming in at seventh over-
all and fifth in the Pro division.
Trail Jesters Racing KTM's
Jesse Ansley was eighth ahead
of 760 Husqvarna's Ben Nelko
and Team Babbitt's Online/
Monster Energy/Kawasaki Team
Green's Jo Jo Cunningham.
In the Women's class, Jones
had amassed enough of a lead
in the series standings that she
wrapped up her fourth Women's
Pro Championship just by start-
ing Monday's event.
Tricker went on to take the
round-five win, with Archer
rounding out the podium in third.
Shan Moore
OVERALL
SATURDAY/SUNDAY (Round 4)
1. Layne Michael (Yam)
2. Kailub Russell (KTM)
3. Johnny Girroir (KTM)
4. Liam Draper (KTM)
5. Steward Baylor (Kaw)
MONDAY (Round 5)
1. Kailub Russell (KTM)
2. Layne Michael (Yam)
3. Johnny Girroir (KTM)
4. Ruy Barbosa (Hus)
5. Liam Draper (KTM)
IN
THE
WIND
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Russell retaliated on
Monday's single-day
race, taking the win
over Michael.
