IN
THE
WIND
P24
JARVIS BACK ON TOP
R
eturning to the top of a hard
enduro podium, Bel-Ray
Husqvarna Factory Racing's
Graham Jarvis scored a record-
breaking third victory at the Red
Bull Sea to Sky hard enduro in
Kemer, Turkey, on Sunday.
Determined to better his run-
ner-up results from Erzberg's
Red Bull Hare Scramble and Red
Bull Romaniacs earlier this year,
Jarvis made his intentions for vic-
tory known with a confident win
in the forest race. Starting 10th
following his Beach Race result,
he laid down the fastest time in
the 34.1-mile stage to secure a
front-row start for the all-impor-
tant Mountain Race.
Starting inside the top 10, he
quickly set about carving his way
to the front of the pack. Moving
into third position at the end of
the first difficult riverbed, he set
about closing in on race leader
Jonny Walker. Taking control of
the race lead after the first fuel
point, Jarvis then opened a gap.
Building his advantage in the fi-
nal stages of the race he crossed
the finish line on the summit of
the Olympus Mountain as the
2014 Red Bull Sea to Sky winner.
"It feels great to be back on
the top step of a hard enduro
podium," Jarvis said. "It's been a
lean couple of months for me so
I'm delighted to win again."
Walker, on the Red Bull KTM,
held on to finish second ahead of
teammate Andreas Lettenbichler.
American Taylor Robert com-
peted in the event. He stood on
the top step of the podium after
the Beach stage and went on
to finish sixth overall in the final
standings.
PHOTOGRAPHY
BY
FUTURE7MEDIA
Husqvarna's Graham
Jarvis got back to
his winning ways at
the Red Bull Sea to
Sky hard enduro.
