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Cycle News 2026 Issue 37 September 15

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Lynn and Co. Blasts to Baja 400 Victory T he seventh-annual SCORE In- ternational Baja 400 served as round three of the SCORE World Desert Championship, taking place in Baja, Mexico, Septem- ber 11-12. The ever-challenging 423.42-mile course wove its way through the Mexican desert and featured a large turnout of more than 30 riders competing in the moto division. Tyler Lynn led the SLR Honda team to another victory in the Pro Moto Unlimited class, taking their third consecutive win in this year's championship. After draw- ing the number one start position, the Honda CRF450X-mounted trio of Lynn, Sam Pretscherer, and Carter Klein took off first at the 5 a.m. start time from Ensenada's famous Boulevard Costero. They crossed the finish line 8:53 hours later, just shy of 2 p.m., put- ting them first in class and first overall, nearly 16 minutes clear of second place. "Three for three," Lynn said. "The race was amazing. It went nearly perfect. We executed our race strategy and our pit plan and our race plan, you know, as best as we could. And we all rode well. We put in the work the whole week prior to the race. It's kind of just expected of us to come here and make it to the finish line first. The bike stayed up the whole time, never touched the ground once, or the handlebars. The wheels touched the ground a lot. The riders kept it off the ground; we all did our jobs and brought it here. I'm super excited to go down to Cabo to race the 1000. The 'thousands' are always stressful for us. Obviously, win- ning today makes it a little less stressful for us, we're excited." Ciaran Naran's team finished second overall with a time of 9:09 hours. After time adjustments, the Ducati squad was officially credited with a 25-minute deficit behind the SLR team. "I took the bike off this morning to race mile 120, and I think we were about four minutes down," Naran said. "So, three minutes unadjusted, but had a really, re- WIND IN THE P28 Tyler Lynn led the SLR Honda team to the Baja 400 victory, their third consecutive win of the season.

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