good way with the decisions I'm
making," Hill said. "I'm in a good
way with the team, with every-
body I'm working with. I'm just
so strongly supported all the way
around, and that's the main thing
right now. I just feel like if I just
keep doing what I can do and
stay healthy, we're going to be in
this Championship 100 percent."
Vince Friese took fourth over-
all for Stark Future, with Mitchell
Harrison rounding out the top
five after leading laps in both
main events.
Regarding the cancellation of
the final SX1 race, the organiza-
tion said, "The decision was
taken by the FIM in the interests
of the safety of riders, teams,
officials, event staff and fans in
attendance, which remains the
championship's highest priority."
SX2
Max Anstie picked up right
where he left off in the SX2 cat-
egory. The defending champ is
now riding for the Rick Ware Rac-
ing team and put his number one
to good use, qualifying first and
sweeping all three main events.
Anstie's exceptional speed in
the whoops went unmatched as
he used the technical section to
make up time and later gap the
field. He starts the season with
a win and looks to defend his
crown.
"At the start, they [Stark bikes]
were gone, and it was a tricky
track to make up time," Anstie
said. "Everyone there has been
so, so good. Like, honestly, these
last few weeks, how this has all
happened, how this has come
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Cooper Webb's 2-1
scores earned him the
overall win even with
the cancellation of the
third main event.
Justin Hill won the
opening SX1 race but
finished third overall
on the night.
