OFF-ROAD
KENDA AMA NATIONAL ENDURO SERIES
ROUND 3 / MAY 15, 2021
ARRINGTON, VIRGINIA
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and all eyes were on the clock to see who
would come out on top.
When the scores were tallied at the
end of the day, Grant managed to hold off
Steward, and even gained some time on
him, to claim his first win of the year by just
over 16 seconds.
"The Louisiana race was definitely in
my head," said Grant. "He got in my head
today with test five when he came in 10
seconds faster and it was only a four-and-
a-half-mile test. You do the math, four-and-
a-half-mile test, 10 seconds faster, last test
is eight miles. He should have realistically
beat me if we ran that same section again.
But luckily the last test, I went out there
knowing that he was only 12, 13 seconds
behind me, and I knew I had to just make it
all connect and bring it home. So that was
what I did. I definitely didn't want to throw
(Left) Despite
finishing second,
Steward Baylor
remains at the top
of the championship
leaderboard. (Right)
Ben Kelley was
in the mix all day
and finished out
the enduro on the
podium.
