On Sunday, Girroir was deter-
mined and ready. As a result,
he won all three cross tests
and one enduro test to outpace
DeLong for the win.
"Today went smooth," said
Girroir. "I kept her off the ground,
found some good speed in the
cross test and had a good last
enduro test."
Third was Barnes, with Rior
-
dan and Husqvarna-backed
Jason Tino rounding out the top
five. Riordan also topped the Pro
2 division with Tino second.
"I had a good weekend with
second overall," said Barnes on
Sunday. "I was competitive with
Johnny, plus he had a crash,
and I was close to him, so that
helped. Then today, it got a little
bit drier, and I kind of struggled a
little bit and didn't make it easy
on myself. I had a bad last cross
test trying to be more patient,
which cost me on the 250. You
just got to ride it more aggres
-
sively. On the last enduro test, I
got caught a little stump and got
tangled up in some trees, but I
was able to hold on to second
overall for the weekend, so that
was good."
DeLong was more consistent
on Sunday, finishing second.
"Today was really good," said De
-
Long. I fell in the second enduro
test and probably lost 10 sec-
onds. That really set me back,
because I was second behind
Johnny, and that fall dropped me
back to third. I had a good cross
test, and I won the first enduro
test today, so I feel I've been
making good improvements the
last few weeks."
Riordan was fourth again,
ahead of Husqvarna-backed
Jason Tino. "The weekend went
well," Riordan said on Sunday. "I
managed to win the Pro 2 yes
-
terday by about 25 seconds and
got fourth overall," said Riordan.
"Today, I just maintained. I was
up by just a second, so I knew I
had to pull something out, and
I was able to get Tino by a few
seconds, so I won both days and
the overall."
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Angus Riordan was flying on his
250cc. The KTM rider took the Pro
2-class win and fourth overall.
