aboard his M9 Suspension/
Landshapers LLC/O'Neal Rac-
ing-backed 350 XC-F, ultimately
finishing 13 seconds behind Best
for fourth.
For the third round in a row,
3 Bros./Kilmartin Racing KTM's
Shane Logan took the Pro 250
win, though this time he had to
come from behind after a poor
start on his Pump Check/Fac-
tory Connection/FXR 250 XC.
However, he didn't stay in
back for long. After trailing
holeshot winner Kyle Kerling
for a lap, Logan made the pass
and in the middle portion of
the race was actually running
fourth overall just behind Best.
On the final lap, Logan lost that
spot to Watson and settled for
fifth overall, comfortably ahead
of sixth—Open A winner Cody
James and his 707 Suspension/
Bridgestone/Answer Racing
Beta 300 RR.
Pro 250 runner-up Dillon
Sheppard relished getting back
into the admittedly dry woods
trails aboard his 707 Racing/
MCMA/K&B Motorsports
YZ250FX, finishing seventh
overall followed by Beta's Cole
Conatser who lost touch with the
lead pack after reportedly falling
and suffering an arm injury. Open
A riders Jared Snetsinger and
Jarod Lee rounded out the top 10
overall.
Having skipped the first
round, Serpa's record of 2-1
finishes on his Carson City
Motorsports/Chick-Fil-A/Moose
Elite 450 XC-F gives him plenty
of momentum going into round
four in Bellingham, Washington,
which promises to be the first
wet race of the season. At this
writing, it's reportedly still flooded
at the venue.
Mark Kariya
OVERALL
1. Austin Serpa (KTM)
2. Blake Best (KTM)
3. Chase Larson (KTM)
4. Devin Watson (KTM)
5. Shane Logan (KTM)
6. Cody James (Bet)
7. Dillon Sheppard (Yam)
8. Cole Conatser (Bet)
9. Jared Snetsinger (She)
10. Jarod Lee (Hon)
IN
THE
WIND
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Though it was his first real
woods race, Shane Logan
adapted well, rebounding from
a bad start and slicing through
the pack to pick up his third
straight Pro 250 win.
For the second round
in a row, Kaitlyn Jacobs
dominated the morning
race and handily topped
Pro Women.
