Wasson finished the second
loop in 1:15:50 just one minute
and two seconds behind Shirey.
Sitting in third place was 2022
Pro 250cc champ Carter Klein,
aboard his Acerbis KTM. "I took
about a fourth-place start after
taking a rock to the face by
Corbin Wade," Klein said. "I just
tried to get in behind Joe, and he
is a lot easier to follow. I had to
pit at the alternate pit, and after
that I couldn't get back to him so
I had to try to keep the speed I
had following him."
Klein finished just over three
minutes behind Wasson.
Carter Klein got his first po
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dium in the Open Pro class.
3 Bros./Hatch Racing
Husqvarna's Corbin McPherson
took fourth place, just 1 minute
and 37 seconds outside of the
podium, with JCR Honda's Pres
-
ton Campbell taking fifth overall.
Sixth was SWR Construction's
Clayton Roberts, which was his
second Pro 250 win of the year.
Just behind Roberts was DC
Sherco's Mason Ottersberg, sec
-
ond in the Pro 250 class. This
was Ottersberg's first-ever AMA
National Hare & Hound and also
Sherco's first hare and hound
Pro 250 podium.
3Bros KTM Nic Colangeli
rounded out the Pro 250 podium
in third, eighth overall.
Idaho local Carter Stears and
DJ Weber rounded out the top
10 overall.
In the Pro Women's class,
defending champ Rachel Stout
took the win on her Full Factory
Off-Road KTM after battling
Bobby J's/Motorex/Fly Racing's
Britney Gallegos (Husqvarna) on
the second loop.
Gallegos eventually had a
nasty crash giving the lead back
to Stout. Gallegos got back on
the bike and managed to ride to
a second-place finish. Rounding
out the podium was Woolslayer
Racing's Ty Woolslayer. It was
her career-first Pro Women
podium.
Jacob Michna
OVERALL
1. Dalton Shirey (Hus)
2. Joseph Wasson (Bet)
3. Carter Klein (KTM)
4. Corbin McPherson (Hus)
5. Preston Campbell (Hon)
6. Clayton Roberts (GG)
7. Mason Ottersberg (She)
8. Nic Colangeli (KTM)
9. Carter Stears (GG)
10. DJ Weber (Hon)
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Clayton Roberts (center) led seven (sixth through 12th overall)
250cc riders across the finish line. Mason Ottersberg (left)
and Nic Colangeli went 2-3.
Rachel Stout topped the
Women's Pro division.
