Lynn, Pretscherer Top Bunker Hill WORCS
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t 5.5 miles per lap, Bunker
Hill MX tested the Rocky
Mountain ATV/MC WORCS
Series field at the Rabbit Run GP
in Delta, Utah, September 26-27.
Deep, rutted sand whoops and
big, sweeping corners pushed
riders and machines to their
limits from the first lap to the
last. Sunday's 90-minute Pro
races delivered a mid-race lead
change, a tight podium that held
throughout the race, and late-
race heartbreak as contenders
pushed their bikes to the finish.
When the dust settled, SLR Hon-
da went 1-1 in the two premier
classes, and the championship
picture shifted heading into the
final two rounds.
The Pro 450 class lined up
on Sunday, with Mason Sem-
mens grabbing the holeshot and
taking the early lead. He imme-
diately went to work in some of
the deepest sand I have seen
WORCS race on. Once riders left
the finishing portion of each lap,
a short motocross section, they
faced just over 3.5 miles of deep,
rutted sand whoops that did not
let up. Semmens, riding for RPM
FMF KTM Racing, attacked it.
For the first 45 minutes, he put
the hammer down and looked
untouchable at the front.
A 90-minute race is a long one,
but Tyler Lynn, aboard his SLR
Honda, stayed patient. Around
the halfway mark, Lynn passed
Semmens and took the lead.
Dare DeMartile had started the
race in second and stayed right
there with them, and the top three
ran close together for the entire
90 minutes. Nobody could afford
a mistake. Lynn took the overall
win, Semmens finished second,
and DeMartile, on the Beta,
rounded out the podium. Gia-
como Redondi (GasGas) finished
fourth, followed by Henry Mille-
cam (KTM) in fifth, Hayden Florez
(Yamaha) in sixth, and Tristun
WIND
IN THE
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Tyler Lynn was the big
winner at the Delta,
Utah, round of the
WORCS series.
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