ROUND 6 / NOVEMBER 19, 2022
RENO-SPARKS LIVESTOCK EVENTS CENTER / RENO, NEVADA
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OFF-ROAD I GEICO AMA ENDUROCROSS CHAMPIONSHIP
son by 52 seconds over Rachel
Gutish (GG) and wrapped up the
Women's EnduroCross Cham-
pionship. FactoryONE Sherco's
Louise Forsley was third, while
Hallie Marks finished fourth.
CN
Overall
1. Cody Webb (Shr)
2. Jonny Walker (Bet)
3. Trystan Hart (KTM)
4. Colton Haaker (Hus)
5. Cooper Abbott (Shr)
6. Taddy Blazusiak (GG)
7. William Riordan (KTM)
8. Ryder LeBlond (Hus)
9. Tim Apolle (Bet)
10. Ty Cullins (TM)
pair of surgeries.
"I knew tonight was like a
game of chess between me and
Trystan," said Walker. "I knew
that going in, so I just thought I'll
stick with the not trying to push
and make a mistake and maybe
lose time.
"Winning the title is amazing. It
was a struggle, obviously, since
I had two surgeries this year and
not too much time on the bike.
Back home you watch a lot on
the TV of the motocross and su-
percross and you always dream
of winning an AMA Champion-
ship, so to actually get it done
and get one, it's amazing."
In the Women's Pro class,
FXR/KTM's Shelby Turner
claimed her fifth win of the sea-
Haaker's 2-4-5 was good
enough to land the defending
and five-time AMA EnduroCross
Champion into fourth overall,
while Abbott rounded out the top
five with a 7-5-6 score.
"It was another learning ex-
perience tonight, just not what
I wanted," Haaker said. "The
pieces are there; I just have to
put it all together and come back
stronger next year. It's just more
motivation. You know, you win a
couple times in a row and then
and then you take a big loss, and
then you have the motivation to
get back up there."
Walker was obviously excited
to win the championship, espe-
cially after missing the Hard En-
duro World Championship with a
(L-R) Hart, Walker
and Webb finished
out the season on
the Reno podium.
