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Cycle News 2024 Issue 03 January 23

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ROUND 3 / JANUARY 20, 2024 SNAPDRAGON STADIUM / SAN DIEGO, CALIFORNIA SUPERCROSS I MONSTER ENERGY AMA SUPERCROSS SERIES / SUPERMOTOCROSS WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP P66 tactics. Cameras caught their post-race scuffle, and the AMA fined both riders for violating the code of conduct. "Tonight, I let emotions get the better of me," Lawrence shared via social media. "I let myself down in the heat of the moment. I'll learn from this, and my apologies to [Anderson]. It was on me; I'll pay your fineā€¦ Sorry, mate." Dylan Ferrandis rode to sixth in the mud just ahead of Hunter Lawrence in seventh. Chase Sexton and Eli Tomac finished eighth and ninth, respectively, after crashes ruined their shot at a podium. Dean Wilson rounded out the top 10. I ride well in these conditions. I had that one mistake where I couldn't hit the triple, and I gave that position to Cooper [Webb]. I lost a bunch of time there but I held a consistent third the whole race and just managed the gap from behind." Jett Lawrence and Jason An - derson finished fourth and fifth and shared some words after the race. The two battled back and forth with some contact, and neither rider seemed too pleased with the other's on-track Lee Designs GasGas rider also grabbed his first podium of the year with the third-place result. It turned out to be a relatively quiet race for "BamBam," as he started second and techni - cally only lost one spot by the checkers. Barcia looked to be a contender in the opening few laps but drifted back to a com- fortable third by the halfway point in the race, citing getting tight and not being able to push and ride loose in the tricky conditions. "Last weekend I could barely even hold on," said Barcia. "To rebound this weekend is awe - some. I just stayed in my lane and didn't feel the greatest, but Ken Roczen (94) got off to another fast start, but a mistake in the mud cost him again.

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