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total 66 teams,
racking up a high
46 laps around the ll-mile course.
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a KTM EXC 400, the team
reported having little
problems
throughottt
the race, which
is usually the case
for any
winning team or
rider.
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had a
pretty
uneventful
24 hours," the team's
unofficial leader, Gravitt,
said.
"Dustin
started
and kePt
us close to
the Kawasaki team,
then Robbie
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on and
turned three
fast laps. Then I did three,
Jason
did three,
'Griz'
did three and
Tommy did three.
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pretty
much
stuck to that
rotation all
the way.
"Our pit
stops were really
good
and
fast,'' Gravitt
added.
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pit
crew,
James
Bransford
and Steve
Chancey, were ready every
time one of us
pulled
into the
pit.
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changed
four sets of
rear-brake
pads,
two air fil-
ters and a
rear wheel. Our light worked
good,
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