Girroir Dominates High Voltage
U.S. Sprint Enduro
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MF/KTM's Johnny Girroir
dominated the High Voltage
U.S. Sprint Enduro in Dilliner,
Pennsylvania, May 28-29, round
seven of the U.S. Sprint Enduro
Series Championship Presented
by Moose Racing. Girroir won
11 of 12 tests and topped RPM
Racing's Angus Riordan by 51.5
seconds to get the win.
"Definitely the Pro 2 guys were
ripping," said Girroir. "I made a lit
-
tle bonehead suspension adjust-
ment today and went backwards.
That was my bad. That's why I'm
a rider and not a mechanic. But
we straightened it out and ended
the day good. I crushed the last
cross test and crushed the last
woods test. Good weekend.
Wish I could have gone 12 for 12,
but that's racing."
Barbosa was the lone rider to
take a test win away from Gir
-
roir but finished the weekend in
fourth overall and third in the Pro
2 division after having an off day
on Saturday. The Chilean came
back and finished second on
Sunday behind Girroir and first
Pro 2 rider.
RPM Racing's Angus Riordan
took advantage of Barnes' and
Barbosa's mistakes to take
second overall behind Girrior and
win the Pro 2 class, stealing the
class victory when Phoenix Rac
-
ing Honda's Cody Barnes threw
away Sunday's class win in the
final test. Barnes ended up third
overall and second Pro 2 rider.
"I was able to win yesterday
and then I got second today by
0.9 to Ruy," said Riordan. "It would
have been good to get the win
just for the championship points,
but it is what it is. I crashed today
in the enduro test in the woods.
That threw it away for me. That
hurt me. Didn't even see it com
-
ing. Just washed the front."
WIND
IN THE
P32
Jonathan Girroir
nearly won every
test at the High
Voltage U.S. Sprint
Enduro in Dilliner,
Pennsylvania.
PHOTOS: SHAN MOORE
