ering he's just nine weeks out
from breaking his arm, and the
Hoosier was his first race back.
"I had a decent race, but
since I've been off for so long,
I struggled with strength in my
good arm as well," said Strang.
"Halfway into the race I hooked
up with Lyndon and Angus Rior-
dan, so it was three Aussies rid-
ing together and that was fun."
Snodgrass ended up with
the Pro 2 win (his second of the
year) with the seventh overall
finish.
"Man, it was brutal out there,"
said Snodgrass. "The track
was super rough. The bumps
were so soft, ruts everywhere. I
was consistent, just tried to
keep a flow and managed to
hold onto it."
AmPro Yamaha's Layne Mi-
chael ran in third place through
lap four, but a crash on lap five
took the wind out of his sails and
he eventually finished eighth.
The race started out well for
me, I was right around fourth
and I was able to pass into third
and just rode there as long as I
could," said Michael. "It's been a
while since I've raced a three-
ROUND 6 / MAY 8, 2022
IRONMAN RACEWAY / CRAWFORDSVILLE, INDIANA
P92
OFF-ROAD I GRAND NATIONAL CROSS-COUNTRY SERIES
Lyndon Snodgrass topped the
XC2 class in seventh overall.
