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Cycle News 2021 Issue 30 July 27

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VOLUME 58 ISSUE 30 JULY 27, 2021 P37 him into second overall ahead of Kelley in the final results. "I really had a solid day, all in all. We just had some is- sues," said Steward. "I burnt up a clutch in the fifth test. Just a couple mistakes on my end." Kelley finished out the podium in third for his best finish of the season. After kicking off the year with a podium (third place at Sumter), Craig DeLong got back on track with a fourth overall in Penn- sylvania. The Rockstar Energy Husqvarna rider started fast and maintained a strong pace all day. Beta USA's Thorn Devlin switched from a two-stroke to a four-stroke for the PA event and promptly turned in his best finish of the season with fifth overall. Trevor Bollinger, fourth at the previous round in Georgia, got off to a quick start with a win in the opening test of the day, which was a first for him. In the end, the Rockstar Energy Husqvarna rider settled for sixth. XC Gear/Enduro Engineer- ing/Moose Racing/Husqvarna's Ryder Lafferty was fourth-fastest in test five, and spent most of the day hovering around seventh, which is where he finished overall. After missing the previous round with a hand injury, Coastal Racing GasGas' Ricky Russell returned to action with an eighth overall finish. Husqvarna/Max Motorsports/ FXR Racing's Evan Smith turned in a solid ride which left him with a ninth overall. Trail Jesters Racing KTM's Jesse Ansley remained perfect in the NE Pro2 division with his fifth win in five rounds, which also put him in 10th overall. AmPro Yamaha's Rachael Archer swept all five tests to win the Women's Elite class, beating Enduro Engineering/Fly Rac- ing KTM's Mackenzie Tricker by over four minutes. Rachel Gutish finished third on a privateer Husqvarna, with Brooke Cosner finishing fourth on a GasGas. Eight-time AMA National En- duro champ Mike Lafferty (KTM) made a rare appearance and came away with the win in the AA class. Lafferty's finish put him 13th overall. Shan Moore OVERALL 1. Josh Toth (KTM) 2. Steward Baylor (Yam) 3. Ben Kelley (KTM) 4. Craig DeLong (Hus) 5. Thorn Devlin (Bet) 6. Trevor Bollinger (Hus) 7. Ryder Lafferty (Hus) 8. Ricky Russell (GG) 9. Evan Smith (Hus) 10. Jesse Ansley (KTM) Jesse Ansley kept his perfect win record alive this season in the Pro2 class. Former champ Mike Lafferty came out to play and won the AA class in 13th overall.

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