Kyle Redmond. The hard en-
duro specialist was a last-minute
entry (at the coaxing of his
friend Ramirez), and came down
expecting a far more technical
course. "The race was really
good," said Redmond. "I'm on va-
cation right now and I just wanted
to come have fun in Mexico. I
rode my extreme enduro bike,
but the courses were a lot faster
than I expected. I still had a lot of
fun. I really liked the grass track;
it was fun railing berms and ruts
and I'm pumped I got third."
Redmond bested Noah Kep-
ple by 1.5 second for the final
podium position while Eric Yorba
rounded out the top-five.
Samuel Montalvan topped the
Open class and also got into the
top-10 with eighth overall. Cory
Pincock won the Vet division and
carded 14
th
overall. Kelly Gel-
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haus was right behind him in 15
th
overall, capturing the Senior win.
Other notable finishers included
Larry Roeseler, who is another
regular at the Los Ancianos
Tecate events. Roeseler carded
a second-place finish in the
Super Senior class behind Mike
Baker. Jim Beauchamp took the
win in the Masters class while
Mandie Fonteyn backed up her
2014 victory with another tri-
umph in the Women's class.
Jean Turner
Justin Morgan
(pictured)
kept Ramirez
honest, but
had to settle
for second.
PHOTOGRAPHY
BY
SCOTT
PENWARDEN
The grass
track started
out as such,
but got pretty
dusty by the
end.
PHOTOGRAPHY
BY
SCOTT
PENWARDEN
