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Cycle News 2024 Issue 26 JULY 2

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500 official starters, the Silver Kings Hard Enduro had a mas- sive turnout, including a talented Women's Pro class, where San- dra Gomez took an impressive win in front of Katie Hall-Leah and Melissa Harten, despite be- ing assessed a one-hour penalty over the duration of the race. The weekend also had a packed schedule, including a Street Rhythm Endurocross-style bracket race where Rockstar Husqvarna's Colton Haaker took the win, again. Using a unique race format of a prologue plus two full days of racing—and the Street Rhythm Endurocross-style bracket race, with the race days' times com - bining for an overall result, Silver Kings was a hard-enduro rally in a sense. Three unique courses were set up each day and all Bronze course racers (B and C classes, and Women's non-pro) raced two three-lap, three-hour- limit races. Silver and Gold course racers (Pro and A classes, and Women's Pro) raced a three- lap, three-hour race on Friday and were sup - posed to race a three- lap, four-hour race on Saturday. The 2024 event was also unique for being the first race in North America to use the My Race Result scoring system—the same live tracking and scoring system used by the biggest European races, such as the Erzbergro - deo in Austria and the FIM-sanctioned series races. With live timing in the app, racers had quick access to results, and penalties were quickly assessed to those who missed parts of the course. But the race wasn't without its fair share of confusion, as officials unexpect - edly extended the Saturday race to five hours, leaving more than a few racers confused on course. In the end, Silver Kings finisher medals were awarded to three Gold course racers, 110 A/Wom- en's Pro Silver course racers, and 139 Bronze course racers. Jesse Ziegler OVERALL (Top 10) 1. Trystan Hart (KTM) 6:31:26.55 2. Ryder LeBlond (Hus) 6:53;57.46 3. Will Riordan (GG) 7:04:15.19 4. Alfredo Gomez (Rie) 7:14:01.70 5. Kamakana Waiwaiole-Kahalepuna (KTM) 7:23:55.58 6. Keith Curtis (KTM) 7:11:12.22 7. Colton Haaker (Hus) 7:21:15.43 8. Ryder Guest (KTM) 7:24:34.40 9. James Flynn (Bet) 7:36:09.93 10. Chris Satterfield (KTM) 7:46:37.89 VOLUME ISSUE JULY , P41 Ryder LeBlond was second overall. Will Riordan finished out the weekend on the podium.

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