guys were ripping. It was a little
embarrassing for Tyler to come
out and smoke us after not racing
one of these for a while, but props
to him for an amazing ride."
After Campbell, another return-
ing rider made a statement with
his top-five finish, Axel Pearson
earning fifth place in his first start
of the season aboard his Pear-
son Farm Racing/AEO Powers-
ports/Moose Racing GasGas EC
450F.
Having forfeited the Pro 250
win with a crash in the closing
miles at round four, Gerstner was
ecstatic to lead the class wire to
wire for his second victory of the
season on his Husqvarna of As-
pen/TBT Racing/SRT TC 250.
He was also sixth overall ahead
of class runner-up Robby Schott,
who made his National debut
(and only his fifth ride) aboard
a Shot Racewear-sponsored
CRF250RX.
Slam Life Racing (SLR) Hon-
da's Justin Morgan gutted out
eighth overall while still coping
with a suspected lung infection
followed by Beta's Cole Conatser
and Garrett Off-Road Racing
Husqvarna's Corbin McPher-
son (third and fourth Pro 250s,
respectively, and the inverse of
their round-four finishes).
Pro Women saw Full Factory
Off-Road KTM-mounted Ra-
chel Stout add a second career
triumph (her first of the sea-
son), overtaking Elite Off-Road
Husqvarna's Britney Gallegos on
the second loop and going on to
win by 4:05, with Beta's Morgan
Tanke-Colon third.
Over 500 riders made the
second Hare & Hound National
in Utah another well-attended
event and the last one before the
summer break.
Mark Kariya
OVERALL
1. Tyler Lynn (Yam)
2. Joe Wassen (Bet)
3. Zane Roberts (Bet)
4. Preston Campbell (Hon)
5. Axel Pearson (KTM)
6. Clayton Gerstner (Hus)
7. Robby Schott (Hon)
8. Justin Morgan (Hon)
9. Cole Conatser (Bet)
10. Corbin McPherson (Hus)
IN
THE
WIND
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For only the second time
in her young career,
Rachel Stout topped
Pro Women. Between
her and Tyler Lynn,
Utah boasted two of the
three Pro winners at the
Pandemic Pounder.
