in Pro 250 and fourth overall
aboard his Hatch Racing/Mc-
Carthy Electric/O'Neal Racing
KX250. However, defending
class champ Layton Smail was
a few seconds behind the entire
way, unable to break through the
dust on his Canyon Excavation/
Let's Ride/FXR KX250.
GasGas-supported Lane Lo
-
renzo led the 250cc A class from
start to finish on his 707 Suspen-
sion/Excel/Seven EX 250F to
end up sixth overall (matching
his round-two finish) ahead of
Dahners, Race Tech KTM-mount-
ed Ethan Pacak (third Pro/AA
and Roberts' roommate), FMF/
RPM Racing KTM's JJ Concan-
non (second in 250cc A) and
KX450X-mounted Vet A winner
Cody James.
FMF RPM Racing KTM's
Rachel Stout cleaned up the Dal
Soggio/Mousse Balls/Moose
Racing 350 XC-F she'd ridden to
win the previous weekend's Hare
& Hound National and dominated
the morning's race for her second
Pro Women win of the season.
"I felt like [last week's win]
really gave me a confidence
boost, especially where it's kind
of like the same-ish terrain," she
shared. "I felt quite comfortable
in it and felt like I just came from
that, so it definitely helped a lot."
Reigning Pro Women-class
champ Ava Silvestri held second
until a huge crash took her out.
That opened the door for Wool
-
slayer Racing Yamaha YZ250FX-
mounted Ty Woolslayer to run
to second in both the race and
series points. Manic Moto Beta's
Catalina Springstroh continued
her climb up the ladder for her first
podium in her first year as a Pro.
Mark Kariya
OVERALL (Top 10)
1. Zane Roberts (Bet) 2:35:03
2. Cole Zeller (Hus) 2:38:18
3. Ryder Thomaselli (Hus) 2:39:20
4. Colton Aeck (Kaw) 2:41:48
5. Layton Smail (Kaw) 2:41:58
6. Lane Lorenzo (GG) 2:44:18
7. Jaden Dahners (KTM) 2:46:01
8. Ethan Pacak (KTM) 2:50:48
9. JJ Concannon (KTM) 2:54:44
10. Cody James (Kaw) 2:55:34
(Left) Rachel Stout backed up her
round-two win and her victory at
the AMA Hare & Hound National
the week before with another Pro
Women-class win. That puts her
in the points lead of both series.
(Below) On the last lap, winner Ryan
Watts (center) came from behind to
take the lead in the Big Wheel class.
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