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day, with Sean Collier being his closest rival, finishing second in both races on his Yamaha. Mexico's Martin Garcia took third overall with 3-3 scores, ahead of Pascal Dorseuil in fourth and Billy Jurevich in fifth. In the 50+ Pro division, Kris Keefer was another rider who couldn't be beat, taking both moto wins aboard his Yamaha. Cam Negus followed with 2-3 finishes for second overall, while former professional racer Greg Schnell put together 4-2 scores to take the final podium position. Dorseuil added another fourth-place finish to his weekend, with Kurt Nicoll completing the top five. The World Vet Cup of Na- tions brought riders back to the starting gate to represent their respective countries in the 30+, 40+ and 50+ divisions. Scott Champion raced for one of the three USA teams and came out on top in the 30+ class with 1-2 finishes. Giacomo Redondi made things interesting by win- ning the second moto for Team Italy. Redondi's 3-1 scores put him second overall, while Sean Lipanovich (USA) finished third with 2-3 results. In the 40+ division, Justin Mc- Donald (New Zealand) continued right where he left off in the Pro class, winning both motos for an- other perfect day. Martin Garcia (Mexico) finished second with 2-3 scores, followed by Kris Keefer (USA) in third with 4-2 finishes. The 50+ division saw Cam Negus (New Zealand) turn things around after finishing second to Keefer in the Pro class. Negus won both of his World Cup mo- tos, while Greg Schnell finished second with 3-2 results. Longtime World Vet racer Doug Dubach also made the podium for Team USA, finishing third with 2-3 scores. The World Cup of Nations combined the results of three rid- ers from each country across the different age divisions, with the lowest combined score deter- mining the winning team. New Zealand came out on top, with two USA teams finishing second and third. Justin Lee Pasha 125cc 30+ Pro (Top 3) 1. Josh Mosiman (KTM) 1-1 2. Giacomo Redondi (KTM) 2-2 3. Sean Lipanovich (GG) 4-3 30+ Pro (Top 3) 1. Josh Mosiman (Yam) 3-1 2. Giacomo Redondi (GG) 2-2 3. Gary Sutherlin (Hus) 1-3 40+ Pro (Top 3) 1. Justin McDonald (Hon) 1-1 2. Sean Collier (Yam) 2-2 3. Martin Garcia (KTM) 3-3 50+ Pro (Top 3) 1. Kris Keefer (Yam) 1-1 2. Cam Negus (Hon) 2-3 3. Greg Schnell (KTM) 4-2 World Cup (Top 3) 1. New Zealand 2. USA 1 3. USA 2 WIND IN THE P54 Legendary racers Gary Jones (88) and Chuck Sun battled in the 70+ class.