ENDUROCROSS
GEICO AMA ENDUROCROSS SERIES
ROUND 9 / NOVEMBER 21, 2015
CITIZENS BUSINESS BANK ARENA / ONTARIO, CALIFORNIA
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6. Geoff Aaron (GG)
7. Ty Tremaine (KTM)
8. Wyatt Hart (Hus)
9. Jamie Lanza (KTM)
10. Ty Cullins (Bet)
11. Noah Kepple (KTM)
12. Cooper Abbott (Kaw)
13. Kyle Redmond (Bet)
WOMEN MAIN
1. Sandra Gomez Cantero (Hus)
2. Rachel Gutish (KTM)
3. Lexi Pechout (Shr)
4. Shelby Turner (KTM)
5. Melissa Harten (Bet)
6. Morgan Tanke (Bet)
7. Regina Webb (KTM)
8. Sabrina Webb (KTM)
9. Ryann Bradley (KTM)
10. Bibi Carmouche (Kaw)
11. Veronica Whitesell (Bet)
working through the first corner
cleanly to set up a duel to the
end to decide the champion-
ship. Early on, the elevated rock
garden grabbed Gutish and put
her down, allowing the smooth-
riding Gomez to catch and pass.
Gutish would restart quickly but
found trouble in the bigger rock
pile on the same lap—setting her
back even more.
Meanwhile, Gomez rode
smartly and cleanly to stay up
front and on two wheels.
Gomez rode nearly flawlessly
to take the win and champion-
ship, earning the title in her sec-
ond year on the circuit with an
emotional celebration with her
team and friends in the center of
the start straight. CN
PRO MAIN
1. Taylor Robert (KTM)
2. Cody Webb (KTM)
3. Colton Haaker (Hus)
4. Max Gerston (Bet)
5. Cory Graffunder (KTM)
laps. Webb finished second
and Haaker maintained third.
"It feels good to get another
win and I feel like I should have
a lot more of them by now but
there are a lot of tough riders,"
Robert said about his second
career win. "I knew those guys
were going to be fighting for the
championship and that I could
probably steal a win."
"As far as the championship,
I definitely felt a lot of pressure
but I knew I have been riding
solid all year and made good de-
cisions," Webb said. "It worked
out in my favor tonight. I felt like I
wasn't the fastest rider tonight but
settling for second was okay be-
cause I won the championship."
Redmond had bike trouble
late in the race and his race was
done. Factory Beta's Max Ger-
ston moved into fourth overall
followed by Graffunder rounding
out the top-five.
WOMEN'S FINAL
The Women's-class Cham-
pionship came down to the
final round of the year and was
even closer than the men's
Pro battle with only one point
separating the top two contend-
ers—Husqvarna-backed Sandra
Gomez and FMF/RPM/KTM
Team Maxxis' Rachel Gutish.
Coming into the event, Spain's
Gomez had a single point lead
over a very determined Gutish.
Gutish started fast, grab-
bing the holeshot easily with
a great jump off the line. Go-
mez chased immediately after
Husqvarna's Sandra Gomez Cantero
was thrilled to win the Women's
Championship. It all came down to
the last race.
