WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP
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crashed in the track's tricky
rhythm section, handing second
to Cianciarulo, third to Geico
Honda's Christian Craig, and
fourth to Ferrandis' teammate
Colt Nichols. Remounting fifth,
Savatgy then came under attack
from Ferrandis again, who snuck
by him on the final lap for fifth.
Osborne took the win with
almost 10 seconds to spare over
Cianciarulo, followed by Craig,
Nichols, Ferrandis, Savatgy,
TLD/Red Bull KTM's Jordon
Smith, and JGR Suzuki's Kyle
Peters.
Craig had mixed feelings
about being on the podium in
Toronto. On one hand, it's a big
the 250SX main event just in
front of Monster Energy Pro
Circuit Kawasaki's round-one
winner Joey Savatgy and Os-
borne, who sneaked into third
in the early going. Ferrandis
led the first four laps before the
Savatgy/Osborne freight train
came through to the lead, and
then Ferrandis fell a lap later,
remounting in sixth.
Out front, Osborne went to
work on Savatgy, eventually find-
ing his way by on lap seven and
then setting sail while Savatgy's
teammate Adam Cianciarulo
began working his way up to
Savatgy's rear wheel.
With three laps to go, Savatgy
250SX EAST
Rockstar Energy Husqvarna's
Zach Osborne has been the
fastest guy on the track in the
250SX Eastern Regional Super-
cross Championship since the
series kicked off three weeks
ago in Minneapolis, but round
one didn't go his way. Mistakes
and crashes cost him, relegating
him to third in the race. Since
then, though, Osborne has been
unstoppable, winning the last
two main events and taking a
firm grasp on the championship
points lead.
Heat-one winner Dylan Fer-
randis (Yamalube Star Racing
Yamaha) took the early lead in
PHOTOGRAPHY
BY
HUSQVARNA
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It's been a while
since we've seen
Adam Cianciarulo
on the podium.
He rode well and
was rewarded
with second in the
250SX East main.
