OFF-ROAD
KENDA AMA NATIONAL ENDURO SERIES
ROUND 3 / MAY 15, 2021
ARRINGTON, VIRGINIA
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fit my style; it was pretty wide
open," said Bollinger. "The rest
of the day I was just battling with
Josh and Craig and that's how it
turned out in the end.'
Trail Jesters Racing's KTM
rider Jesse Ansley picked up
his third NE Pro2 win of the year
with a seventh overall.
"The day started off really well
with the first test and then I lost
the second test. I was kind of
mad about that, to be honest. I
really wanted to win all the tests
today. But I can't complain. I
won five tests out of six, so that
was really good. Got to keep the
"I don't know where I was in
the first test, but I was a good
ways off the top guys," said
DeLong. "Luckily, I had the right
tools in my tool belt, and I was
able to make some adjustments
and I had a good second test,
which put me back in the top
five. I was just kind of there the
rest of the day."
Rockstar Energy Husqvarna's
Trevor Bollinger is still racing
himself back into form from
injury, but managed to turn the
third-fastest time in test two. Bol-
linger ended the day in sixth.
"I think that second test just
into the top three.
"It was a pretty uneventful
day," said Toth. "It was pretty
slick from the race, so I just tried
to stay of ground in the first few
tests. Near the end I started
picking it up, but it was a little
too late."
Craig DeLong rounded out the
top five. The Rockstar Energy
Husqvarna rider got off to a slow
start in the first test but was able
to make some adjustments on
the trail and pick up his times.
DeLong ran in fourth at one
point but settled for fifth in the
end.
Mackenzie Tricker won the Women's Elite class.
