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Cycle News 2024 Issue 22 June 8

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the lead for a couple of laps about midday then Gauge blew another motor, he blew two motors this weekend. We dropped back to sixth or seventh, and we fought back hard and managed to get within 10 minutes of second but just couldn't get any closer." The team's Steve Nicholas claimed the fastest night lap award. Team Suzuki Yamaha of Dal - ton with riders Seth Derryberry, David Greer, Jonathan Greer, Jimmy Hawkins, Josh Hensley and Kieth Holtzclaw took fourth overall with 47 laps followed by Team Busch Light Banditos, with riders Christian Burdine, Sammy Dorris, Travis Hardcastlle, Ben Lee, Damon Prince and Geoffrey Sander rounding out the top five and claiming first expert. Four-time National Enduro champion Terry Cunningham joined Team Active Agers to take the 45-plus win. The team of Frank Conn, Jerry Gibson, Nolan Knight, Mark Lewis, Brian Paschal and Cunningham finished with 40 laps. In the Ironman class, Levi Riley rode 30 laps for his victory. Riley stopped Matt Brasher's winning streak, which had been five laps shy. Brasher won it in 2022 and 2023. In the Ironwoman class, Madison Allen finished 18 laps and rode quite a few laps a night with a flashlight taped to her handlebars due to lighting issues. Normally this race is dry, hot and dusty. Not this year. Rains came right after the start and flooded the course. Temps were in the high 60s and 70s most of the day. It rained off and on and turned the course into a challenge to make a lap. What started out as a 12-mile course was chopped down to 6 as the club members worked tirelessly throughout the day and night to reroute problem areas. It did manage to dry out some, and a three-mile section was added back in the early hours. It is defi - nitely one of the most challeng- ing events for racers and club members alike. Kenneth King OVERALL (Top 3) 1: Carolina XC: Andy Carlson, Lee Hallman, Chase Hayes, Zack Hayes, Justin Snipes 2: Worn/FMF/Elite: Caleb Hines, Wyatt Marshall, Jacob Patterson, Daniel Spurgeon, Carter Trice, Connor Trice 3: Ibex Pro Elite: Andrew Clark, Evan Earl, Gauge Key, Steve Nicholas III, Aidan Pogson, Colby Yarbrough WIND IN THE P46 Former AMA National Enduro Champion Terry Cunningham was a part of the 45-Plus class winning team. Levi Riley won the Ironman class.

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