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it's been a National series."
While Aeck was physically third
aboard his McCarthy Electric/
Precision Concepts/Fast House
CRF450R, Davis earned third in fi-
nal overall results and second Pro
II just one second behind Hoeft
on adjusted time. While not the
win he'd hoped for, it was a laud-
able performance for the young
Pro and his C&C Tile/Pro Circuit/
Fly Racing FC 250.
Alvarez, fellow Pro II rider
Cody Simpson, Redondi, and Pro
II riders Evan Stice, Lane Lorenzo
and David Fry rounded out the
top 10 overall.
In Pro Women, Slam Life
Racing (SLR) Honda's Mikayla
Nielsen was the team's sole rep-
resentative a week after her SMX
finale appearance, so she's been
focused on riding Supercross-
based tracks lately. However,
she quickly switched gears
back into GP mode after trailing
Norman Racing Husqvarna rider
Ava Silvestri off the start, then
stormed past to take the lead
and stretch it to the finish. In
fact, the Mother F Bars/Monster
Energy/Fly Racing CRF250RX rid-
er was far enough ahead when
the checkered flag came out that
she snuck in another lap.
With no points awarded,
Nielsen remains 15 points ahead
of FMF/Blud Lubricants/Troy
Lee Designs FC 250-mounted
Silvestri. Newcomer Jaycie
Gallacher took third on her Fly
Racing YZ250F.
Mark Kariya
OVERALL (Top 10)
1. Cole Zeller (KTM) 1:38:16
2. Justin Hoeft (Kaw) 1:38:29
3. Dustyn Davis (Hus) 1:38:30
4. Colton Aeck (Hon) 1:38:53
5. Jake Alvarez (Kaw) 1:39:01
6. Cody Simpson (Yam) 1:39:22
7. Giacomo Redondi (Kaw) 1:39:32
8. Evan Stice (KTM) 1:41:27
9. Lane Lorenzo (GG) 1:41:40
10. David Fry (Yam) 1:42:11
Mikayla Nielsen won
the Women's race
over runner-up Ava
Silvestri. Newcomer
Jaycie Gallacher
claimed third.
