crossed the finish line first.
Joey Savatgy and Cedric Sou-
beras finished second and third,
respectively. Friese was later
docked two positions for "dan-
gerous racing," which gave the
advantage to Savatgy.
Wilson rebounded in race two
to take the win. The 11-lap race
kept the top two close as he
kept Friese at bay, finishing less
than a second behind. Friese's
block passes and brake checks
weren't well-received by Wilson,
as he scolded the tactics on the
podium. Roczen rounded out the
podium with Savatgy in fourth.
Race three saw the current
series champ, Roczen, finally
take a win after struggling early
in the night. He showed his usual
speed and led from start to fin
-
ish on the two-deep start grid.
Savatgy and Wilson took second
and third, respectively.
Savatgy's 1-4-2 finishes gave him
the night's overall win and the se
-
ries points lead. After their on-track
fiascos, Wilson and Friese shared
the podium in second and third.
"Once again, I wasn't the best or
fastest," Savatgy said. "But going
into the night, I had one goal, and
it was to get three good starts and
keep out of the chaos. As far as the
rough racing and stuff, I expected
it…the track was tight…there's not a
lot you could do about it."
The SX2 division saw Max
Anstie claim the win with 3-1-1
scores. The British rider excelled
on the tight layout, and good
starts rewarded him with wins in
the second and third races. The
Honda rider leads the points go
-
ing into the final round.
"I knew I just had to execute
each start," Anstie said. "Hit my
marks, my whoops, do my thing.
Get through the first couple of
corners clean; there was carnage
if you weren't out in front."
Honda Nils rider Chris Blose
started the night with a win in race
one and backed that up with a pair
of thirds. His 1-3-3 results earned
him second overall. With Maxime
Desprey going 2-9-2 for third.
Defending SX2 champion
Shane McElrath finished a tough
night with a pair of eighths along
with an 11th. He dropped to ninth
overall on the night and second in
the series championship.
CN
WSX
1. Joey Savatgy (Kaw) 1-4-2
2. Dean Wilson (Hon) 6-1-3
3. Vince Friese (Hon) 3-2-8
4. Ken Roczen (Suz) 14-3-1
5. Cedric Soubeyras (Kaw) 2-6-5
SX2
1. Max Anstie (Hon) 3-1-1
2. Chris Blose (Hon) 1-3-3
3. Maxime Desprey (Yam) 2-9-2
4. Cole Thompson (Yam) 6-2-10
5. Luke Neese (Yam) 9-5-6
The WSX racers were greeted
with a tight racetrack.
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