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Cycle News 2017 Issue 06 February 14

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IN THE WIND P36 motos together. "I kind of wish that I'd had a good start to battle it out with Gary; I never really got close enough to him, maybe 20 sec- onds. I had him in my sights, but me and Gary were both riding really well today." Like Brabec, Argubright had a horrible start and had to come from behind on his Bel-Ray/ Braking/Sidi-sponsored FX 450. "I was right next to Ricky [on the start line] and we both couldn't get our bikes started; we were like inch-worm racing!" he reported. "We got going and it was chaos. I saw Joe walk- ing around; he'd crashed. Then someone crashed in front of me and I hit him and stalled the bike and actually did that twice! The second time I got wedged between the motor and front wheel. That really sucked! "I was just playing catch-up all day." Rocky Mountain ATV-MC/ Precision Concepts CRF450X- mounted Justin Morgan equaled his career best with his fourth- place finish after running third for a while. Purvines DA8 Racing Yamaha teammates Axel Pearson claimed fifth, as he held off the fast-closing Nick Burson, who was just four seconds behind at the checkered flag. Colorado's Cody Schafer rode his first National in a while and took seventh aboard his Moto Adventure KX450F with Travis Porter taking eighth on his Sum- mit Construction KTM 450 XC-F followed by City Service Rac- ing Honda CRF450X rider Nic Garvin and Smith. Chidester Transport Racing Yamaha's Tyler Lynn got his first FMF Pro 250 victory, finishing 59 seconds ahead of Rekluse KTM's Braydon Bland and Notch Peak Racing Suspension KTM's Nick Tolman. Likewise, Bell Helmets KTM's Britney Gallegos triumphed in Women A to collect the Elegant Cabinetry $500 by five seconds over FMF KTM Factory Off-road Racing Team's Kacy Martinez, with Chidester Transport Rac- ing Yamaha-mounted Stephanie Woolslayer third. Mark Kariya OVERALL 1. Gary Sutherlin (Yam) 2. Ricky Brabec (Hon) 3. Jacob Argubright (Hus) 4. Justin Morgan (Hon) 5. Axel Pearson (Yam) Privateer Britney Gallegos came out on top of a tight duel with FMF KTM's Kacy Martinez to record her first-ever Women A triumph.

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