VOL. 51 ISSUE 46 NOVEMBER 18, 2014 P71
Briefly...
The EX Pro Class hasn't been this
close in years. Even though Cody
Webb has a seemingly comfort-
able 13-point lead, EnduroCross
has taught us that anything can and
usually does happen during the
main events. For Colton Haaker or
Taddy Blazusiak to take the cham-
pionship away, Haaker or Blazusiak
will need to have a flawless evening—
winning their heat races and setting
the fastest Hot Lap to get the two bo-
nus points. Then, Webb will need to
have his worst race of the year. If the
above scenario plays out, Haaker
will need Webb to finish seventh or
worse. If Blazusiak is perfect, he'll
need Webb to finish 9
th
or worse.
FMF/RPM/KTM Team Maxxis' Ty
Tremaine has clinched the yearly
competition for racers aged 21 and
under. With his 11
th
-place finish in the
main event, he's locked out fellow
young gun Noah Kepple from taking
the junior crown away from him. Previ-
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BY JESSE ZIEGLER
PHOTOGRAPHY BY DREW RUIZ
A
s an arctic winter storm
dropped into the greater
Boise, Idaho area just be-
fore the race weekend, residents
and visitors were struggling just to
get around. Cars in ditches, com-
mon. Big-rigs jack-knifed on the
freeway, a reality. Tires spinning
endlessly at stoplights to no avail,
yep!
It seemed, for a day or two,
Mother Nature had put everyone
in every car into the main event
of the GEICO AMA EnduroCross
Series. Driving was simply un-
predictable. Heck, even the pit
area at the Ford Idaho Center in
Nampa, where round eight was
held, had to be excavated out of
a white, frozen shell.
But even the record-breaking
snowfall, sub-zero temperatures,
freeway closures and frozen park-
ing lots couldn't keep a rowdy
Idaho crowd away from the races.
And they were rewarded with an
epic main-event battle, where
