said. "So, it feels awesome [to
be on the top step of the podi-
um]. It felt like old-school enduro
trail out there, banging bars,
knocking bark off the trees; it
was a good day. I hit the ground
like five times today. I was just
sending out there in the tight
trees. After tests two and three,
I started feeling good. I just had
to keep it on two wheels, which
I didn't do, but it still worked out."
"This is my last year doing
this, and I think I'm on the right
path," Steward said. "It's a little
frustrating. I've won the first test
in every race this season, and
somehow I go backward. That's
not typical for me. Normally, it's
the opposite."
"[Grant and Steward] were
on another level today," Draper
said. "I was just trying to salvage
some points. Ryder and I battled
it out all the way to the end, but
it was a good day, good points,
good to be back on the podium.
Grant and Stu, we're ripping."
Draper still leads the champi
-
onship, now by nine points over
Grant. Steward is another six
points back in third.
CN
OVERALL (Top 10)
1. Grant Baylor (Kaw)
2. Steward Baylor Jr (Kaw)
3. Liam Draper (Yam)
4. Ryder Lafferty (Hon)
5. Josh Toth (Kaw)
6. Evan Smith (KTM)
7. Jason Tino (KTM)
8. Craig Delong (Hus)
9. Jhak Walker (Bet)
10. Nick DeFeo (Kaw)
WIND
IN THE
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Korie Steede won the Pro Women's division.
