KENDA AMA NATIONAL ENDURO SERIES
VOL. 51 ISSUE 22 JUNE 3, 2014 P91
podium, the KTM factory support rider finishing 24
seconds behind Fahringer.
"This was my second time on the podium and it was
a really good day for me," said Baylor. "I started out a
little bit slow, I was sixth at the beginning of the day,
but I finally loosened up and the trail started flowing
a lot better for me and I started twisting the throttle a
little bit more and making up positions."
Andrew DeLong finished fourth on the day. The
Husqvarna Factory Racing FE350 rider was third
quickest in the first two tests, however, a mistake in
test five dropped him to fourth at the end of the day.
"I was feeling really good and I was in a solid po-
sition overall," DeLong said. "But on test five, things
took a turn for the worse. I made a wrong turn at some
point and I think I finished seventh in that test."
Meanwhile, Jesse Groemm had an up-and-down
day, finishing as high as second in the two different
tests, but he also had a 14
th
in test two, which dropped
him out of contention for the overall win. The Maxxis/
Klim/DirtWise KTM rider was strong in tests four and
(Above) Grant
Baylor also put on
a charge at the
end and got on the
podium.
(Right) Andrew
DeLong got lost in a
test but still found a
way to finish fourth.
