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Cycle News 2022 Issue 02 January 11

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champs Hayden Hintz/Trevor Hunter and Mor- gan ahead of him. However, the Hintz/Hunter duo miscalculated the fuel mileage from their Costa Rica Unlimited/1-800-DENT-DOC/Kenda KTM 450 SX-F and ran out around mile 65. Newton gladly took over second place at that point and pinned it as he tried to close the gap on Morgan while enjoying the revised course. "Even me, living here—I've raced this 13, 14 times—that was like a whole new course for me," he said. "I have absolutely no complaints [except] I wish I wouldn't have crashed. I was 10 seconds behind Justin for the overall; he started two minutes ahead [of me] so I knew I just needed to ride smooth and [not crash]." But overshooting one turn resulted in a back-jarring crash about halfway through lap two, causing him to accept finishing second in 3:57:54.5. For LiquiMoly Beta's Wasson, the day was somewhat frustrating after misadjusting the suspension on his FMF/Kenda/Fly Racing 480 RR. "I went the wrong way with it and it just kind of beat me up today. I struggled most of the day in the chop and rough stuff so it was kind of frus- trating," he admitted after finishing in 4:06:01.6. "You live, you learn." The Skaggs Racing duo of Jarett Megla and Cory Skaggs did well in their first big outing aboard their new TAS Insurance/JCR Speed Shop/Fast House Honda CRF450X, finishing fourth overall in 4:14:34.5. About six minutes behind was the first Expert team—Open Expert winners David Broderick and Luke Reynolds on their Desert Ready Mix/AEO Powersports/Flo Motorsports Husqvarna FX 450 in 4:20:49.3. Team 51Fifty Honda-mounted Jarrett Curley got his Ironman Pro title defense off to a great start, winning the class and finishing sixth overall ahead of class runner-up Zach Myers on his My- ers Family Racing KTM. Hintz/Hunter lost about 30 minutes due to their unplanned gas stop and finished eighth overall, fifth Open Pro, followed by Open Expert runners-up Travis Dillon/Robert Glines/Jeffrey Row. Over 30 Pro winner Chris Brown/Jesse Canepa rounded out the top 10 overall, unof- ficially. Mark Kariya PARKER 250 OVERALL 1. Justin Morgan (Hon) 2. Jeremy Newton (KTM) 3. Joe Wasson (Bet) 4. Cory Skaggs/Jarett Megla (Hus) 5. David Broderick/Luke Reynolds (Hus) IN THE WIND P40 Yes, Team Mom's Kimberly Loppnow (pictured) and Krista Conway were the only Women Expert team and won the class by default, but they finished 14th overall and fifth Experts.

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