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the second of which was a result
of a crash involving AMA Pro Flat
Track racer Johnny Lewis and
Australian Josh McLean. Fortu-
nately Lewis' injuries were not
too severe, but the Fat Boy Rac-
ing/Lifeproof rider forfeited his
second-place position because
he was unable to restart after
drawing the red flag.
O'Hara was then promoted
to second place, followed by
Six-Four Motorsports' Shane
Narbonne. Rounding out the top
five were Lean Six Sigma Rac-
ing's McLean and RSR KTM's
Eric Stump.
McAllister came back even
stronger in the second main,
leading from start to finish. His
teammate Dustin Hoffman kept
him honest, however, and the
winner of Saturday's Pro Brawl
was right on McAllister's heels
the entire way.
Narbonne joined the RSR
KTM duo on the podium to
take home a pair of third-place
finishes. O'Hara crossed the line
fourth ahead of McLean.
In addition to a pair of top-five
finishes in the Pro Open class,
McLean dominated the Pro Lites
class to take his first ever AMA
National win. Pulling double duty
in both Pro classes was espe-
cially taxing at Trois-Riviéres as
the three mains were run with no
breaks in between. In the end
McLean was rewarded for his
efforts—a trophy to bring home
to Australia.
"The 250 was really good,"
McLean said. "I qualified first
and got lucky with a good start.
Just pulled away and kept riding
how I normally ride. So it was
really good. A bit sore, though,
from the 450 moto-one crash,
but it's okay."
Behind McLean, the battle
for second came down to the
wire between Fat Boy Racing's
Dallas Daniels and Tri-County
Powersports Husqvarna's Nicky
Reimer. Defending Pro Lites
Champion Reimer made his
move on the young track racer,
but Daniels was able to retake
the position and cross the line
second. Rounding out the top
five were McLean's teammate
Josh Jackson and Welsh Rac-
ing/Damn Dummy Racing's
Cameron Welsh.
Andrea Wilson
Josh McLean dominated the Pro Lites class.
