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Cycle News 2026 Issue 25 June 23

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WIND IN THE P40 on his KTM, 24:25 behind, and he was the last rider to complete six full laps and the final section. Stark rider Eddie Karlsson, from Sweden, was credited with eighth. Italian Sherco rider Lo- renzo Gandola earned ninth, and American Kawelo Huddy rounded out the top 10 on his Bullet Proof Designs KTM. "We fought for that one," Brightmore said via social media. "Buzzing with my riding—that one meant a lot to me. Thanks to the team and everyone involved." "It was a cool race and a great battle all weekend," Hart said. "The three of us were fighting at the front for almost the entire race, trading positions and push- ing each other the whole time. I felt strong all day and was able to put myself in contention right until the finish. To come away with the win on Off-Road day one and second place in the finale is something I can be proud of. Of course, it's a little disappointing to miss the win so close to the line, but it was an awesome race and a lot of fun. We'll take the positives and move on to the next one." "I'm pretty happy with how the weekend went," Lettenbichler said. "I think Trystan, Mitch and myself showed just how high the pace was because we were able to pull away from the rest of the field. It was probably one of the closest races we've had in the last few years, and those kinds of battles are what make racing so enjoyable. The course was good, and I felt like I gave everything I had. There wasn't much more I could have done, so I'm happy to take the points and keep hold of the championship lead heading into the next round." Lettenbichler maintained the FIM Hard Enduro Championship points lead with 88 points. Mitch Brightmore is second with 75 points, and Kabakchiev is third with 68 points. CN OVERALL (Top 5) 1. Mitch Brightmore (GG) 02:16:41 2. Trystan Hart (KTM) 02:16:47 3. Manuel Lettenbichler (KTM) 02:17:45 4. Teodor Kabakchiev (She) 02:29:34 5. Ashton Brightmore (GG) 02:31:43 Mani Lettenbichler does not lose often, and he was again in the battle for the win. He maintains the championship points lead.

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