I couldn't start my bike and went
back a bunch of spots."
Damage control in the remain-
ing laps allowed Udall to regain
an overall podium finish, and
Dubach went unchallenged to a
strong second-place finish in the
moto.
Dubach's overall finish might
have been much better had it not
been for misfortune in the first
moto. A mishap on the opening
lap saw him come around in dead
last, forcing him to play catch-up
for the remaining 11 laps. Still, the
seasoned Yamaha veteran was
happy to salvage a podium finish.
Honda-mounted Brad Nau-
ditt claimed fourth overall with
a strong 5-3 finish while MXA's
Dennis Stapleton piloted his KTM
to fifth overall with a 4-4 score.
Top honors in the 125 Pro class
went to Drew Gosselaar. The
Suzuki-mounted racer bested
his big brother, Chris, to take the
win, and made it a perfect score
with another win in the second
moto.
The Women's Pro class raced
alongside the 125 Pros, and Ta-
tum Sik sailed to a perfect 1-1
score to take the win.
Other winners on the day were
Casey Keast in the 85 division,
Gary Jones (60+) and Pete Mur-
ray, who topped both the 40+
and 50+ classes. CN
OPEN PRO
1. Sean Collier (Yam)
2. Colton Udall (Hon)
3. Doug Dubach (Yam)
4. Brad Nauditt (Hon)
5. Dennis Stapleton (KTM)
6. Kyle Fry (Hon)
7. Jeremy McCool (Yam)
8. Justin Jones (KTM)
9. Preston Tilford (Yam)
10. Chris See (Yam)
MTA WORLD 2-STROKE MOTOCROSS CHAMPIONSHIP
VOL. 51 ISSUE 15 APRIL 15, 2014 P101
(Left) Colton Udall rode the
ragged edge at Glen Helen aboard
his JCR Honda CR250R to claim
second overall.
(Right) Sean Collier successfully
defended his number-one plate
at the 2014 MTA World 2-Stroke
Championship.
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