Alvarez (Kawasaki) in seventh.
The podium finishers in the
Pro 450 class are also the top
three in the championship stand-
ings. Semmens still holds the
points lead, but only by just over
10 points over DeMartile. Lynn
gained valuable ground with the
win, cutting his gap to DeMar-
tile for second place to just five
points. With two rounds remain-
ing, the fight behind Semmens is
wide open.
The Pro 250 race was every bit
as dramatic, and this one ended
in heartbreak. Sam Pretscherer
and Cole Zeller battled at the
front, as they have all year in the
250 class. Zeller, riding for RPM
FMF KTM Racing, was running
second and looked primed to
take the victory. He also entered
the weekend leading Pretscherer
in the championship by four
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Ava Silvestri (1) won the Women's Pro class, keeping her title hopes alive.
The Pro 250 winner,
Sam Pretscherer, made
it an SLR Honda Pro-
class sweep.
