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Cycle News Issue 27 July 11, 2017

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VOL. 54 ISSUE 27 JULY 11, 2017 P99 After five-straight podiums from rounds two through six, Jason Anderson vacated his third position in the championship when he was unable to race at Southwick following a practice crash he had during the week. He tried to ride practice but threw in the towel. "I had a big crash on Thursday, and luckily it's not worse than what it is with how bad the crash was. But I'm out for the day," Anderson said. "We'll be back at Millville." He said his lower back and kidney area are beat up, and riding on a sand track like Southwick—with all the sitting over bumps that it requires—just wasn't in the cards for him. He now trails by 75 points. Red Bull KTM's Trey Canard did not race. He crashed while practicing earlier in the week and hit his head, which meant he had to miss Southwick due to the AMA's concussion protocol. He has no other injuries and plans to back on the line for Millville on July 22. Star Yamaha's Aaron Plessinger went down in the first moto at Southwick while challeng- ing Alex Martin for the lead and hit his head. That ended his day but he should be back for Millville, July 22. Early word is that the same can be said for Pro Circuit Kawasaki's Justin Hill and Austin Forkner, who both sat out the second moto at Southwick after big crashes in the first one. The Junkyard Pup, Ryan Dowd, made his first AMA Pro points at Southwick. The son of legendary John Dowd, Ryan qualified seventh in the 450MX class out of the B practice, then went out and put in two solid rides in the motos to go 18-16 for 18th overall and collect eight AMA Pro points. His dad, John, was a late MX bloomer, too. Local hero Robby Marshall showed up to South- wick on a KTM 250 SX two-stroke, and he qualified for the 450MX class as well, but he didn't do quite as well as Dowd, going 23-25 for 25th overall. Briefly... 450MX 1. Eli Tomac (Kaw) 1-1 2. Blake Baggett (KTM) 2-2 3. Dean Wilson (Hus) 6-3 4. Cooper Webb (Yam) 3-6 5. Martin Davalos (Hus) 7-4 6. Cole Seely (Hon) 5-5 7. Christian Craig (Hon) 10-7 8. Fredrik Noren (Hon) 8-10 9. Henry Miller (Yam) 13-9 10. Justin Bogle (Suz) 9-13 250MX 1. Zach Osborne (Hus) 2-1 2. Dylan Ferrandis (Yam) 1-2 3. Alex Martin (KTM) 3-3 4. RJ Hampshire (Hon) 5-4 5. Jeremy Martin (Hon) 4-6 6. Joey Savatgy (Kaw) 7-5 7. Mitchell Harrison (Yam) 6-7 8. Chase Sexton (Hon) 9-8 9. Colt ichols (Yam) 8-10 10. Adam Cianciarulo (Kaw) 15-9 (Above) RJ Hampshire is showing speed again after recovering from injury. (Opposite) Alex Martin got on the podium but was hoping for more.

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