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Cycle News 2022 Issue 35 August 30

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into the second one I was a little smoked, and I knew it was going to be tough. I got a really good start again and just sat there behind Kenny and Dungey. I saw them getting beat down, so I jumped on the opportunity." 250MX Jett Lawrence had the chance to wrap up his second 250MX title this weekend if he gained another 13 points on Jo Shi- moda. the field, AP's rides slid in under the radar, but still matched his season best when he podiumed back at Southwick. He techni- cally crossed the line fourth in moto two, but Jason Anderson was docked one spot for ac- celerating off track. This gave Plessinger the spot and allowed him to grab third overall. "I was really happy with the way I was riding that first moto," Plessinger said. "I think I kind of overdid it in the first moto. Going VOLUME 59 ISSUE 35 AUGUST 30, 2022 P65 FERRANDIS OUT Dylan Ferrandis found himself on the ground after a controversial move by Justin Barcia last weekend at Budds Creek. Ferrandis opted to not race because of a sore back. No word yet if we will see him at Fox Raceway. PENALTIES Penalties were handed out in both classes on Saturday. Jason An- derson was docked a spot in the second 450 moto for accelerating off track which dropped him to fourth and fourth overall. Justin Cooper and Hunter Lawrence were both penal- ized two points in the first 250 moto for jumping on a red cross flag. ENERGY-LESS Justin Cooper, who was just named to the U.S. Motocross of Nations Team, had a quiet day at the Iron- man. Although he had had good starts and put himself into the mix, he faded in both motos. "I'm getting really tired and flat midway through the motos," Cooper admitted. "I just can't keep the intensity up; I don't know if it has to do with my illness or not. The pace is really high, and the top guys are riding really well. Maybe it's just an off weekend for me, but either way, I have some homework to do for sure." Cooper said he got "super sick" after the Unadilla Na- tional and was still not 100 percent last week at Budds Creek. "I had no Briefly...

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