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Cycle News 2024 Issue 47 November 26

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his strong form and dominated in the first and second motos. He topped the SuperPole and claimed the overall victory after a strong showing in the combined SuperFinal. Despite Schock's resurgence in the final SX2 race where he cruised to victory, McEl- rath remained the rider to beat with 1-1-2-1 results. Schock's performance proved to be the breakout ride of his WSX season, improving on his third place from night one and taking second on night two. He sits second in points, 57 markers back from McElrath. Lopes again proved to be a contender during round three. The Brazilian rider strung together third overall, flip-flopping spots with teammate Schock throughout the weekend. Lopes Schock. Schock managed to clinch his first career win with McElrath hot on his heels. The two battled again in race two and gapped the field in the process. A late-race crash for Schock saw him fall to fifth and spoil his chance at the night's overall victory. This crash also allowed McElrath to easily take the win in race two. The Honda rider, and current points leader went unchallenged in race three and claimed the overall win in the process with 2-1-1-1 finishes. Enzo Lopes never finished off the box during Saturday night, which earned him second overall thanks to his consistent 3-2-3-2 results. Schock still took third on night one with 1-5-2-3 scores. On Sunday, McElrath continued as well. In the final moto, I knew I could finish behind Ken and still get second overall, and the track was gnarly, so I just mailed it in. I'm ready for a day off to rest and recover for Abu Dhabi." SX2 In the SX2 250cc class, Shane McElrath was nearly as dominant as Tomac, turning in two near- perfect performances across both days. The FirePower Honda rider rode at the top of his game, secur- ing overall wins on both Saturday and Sunday. McElrath's consis- tency proved key throughout the weekend, winning three of four races on each night. Saturday night's round two started with a thrilling first moto between McElrath and Coty ROUNDS 2-3 / NOVEMBER 23-24, 2024 HBF PARK / PERTH, AUSTRALIA SUPERCROSS I FIM WORLD SUPERCROSS CHAMPIONSHIP P68 Points leader Shane McElrath leads the way in the SX2 (250cc) division.

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