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Cycle News 2022 Issue 40 October 4

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my hand and pushed my handle- bar back into me and looped me out. It was kind of frustrating with a couple freak things like that, but overall, it was a good day. I felt good on the bike." Coastal Racing GasGas' Ricky Russell landed on the podium for the second race in a row, his third-place finish at the Muddob- bers giving him back-to-back third-place finishes in the series. "I knew it was going to be hard pack and slick, so I came up early and rode a lot, so I was prepared, and I felt good," said Russell. "I started off strong and was right in the mix all day." Russell made what he called a "stupid" mistake in the fifth test. all hopes of collecting the bounty. "Winning the first test felt good, it was a pretty clean test overall," said Toth. "In test two, though, I just had a couple mis- takes and went down twice. That was kind of the story of my day. I rode good and then I just had a couple of freak incidents where it just cost me time. I ended up hit- ting my head real hard at the end of test one, on tree we were go- ing under. I just didn't see it and it hit right on the top of my head. And then I had kind of the same situation in test five. It got lower towards one side of the trail, and I got too close to the low side and just had no room for my left han- dlebar to go, so it just clobbered "I've never been in this situ- ation, where I had the chance to wrap it up early," said Grant. "I think where I'm sitting now, I should just be able to go to this next one in Tulsa and kind of ride it home and hopefully wrap it up. If I do, I do, and if I don't, I don't. But that's kind of how I went about the day, as well." Josh Toth won the Muddob- ber's race in 2021. The FMF/ KTM rider came into the race with a lot of confidence and eyeing the $6000 bounty that Enduro Engineering was offering to anyone who could win all six tests. Toth got off to a good start, winning the opening test of the day, but a crash in test two ended ROUND 8 / OCTOBER 2, 2022 MATTHEWS, INDIANA P72 OFF-ROAD I AMA ENDURO NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP Josh Toth got off to a fast start but he couldn't hold off Baylor.

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