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Graffunder said. "I attribute it
to my good riding early in the
day that set me up with a good
gate pick. That put me ahead
of a lot of carnage and let me
just click off laps. I did two laps
and had a big enough gap to do
the No Joke Lane, got that out
of the way when I was nice and
fresh and made it through there
without incident. Then, I kept
clicking off laps. I don't want
to say it was the easiest race
because the track was difficult
but, as far as adversity and mak-
ing mistakes, it definitely was the
easiest I've had. It was clean,
start to finish."
There was a great battle for
third involving Geoff Aaron (Gas-
Gas), Cooper Abbott (Yamaha),
Trystan Hart (Husqvarna), Max
Gerston (Beta) and Ty Tremaine
(KTM). The No Joke Lane played
a huge part in deciding who
gained the point, which ended
up being Tremaine; he started
off the race way down in the field
but finished just a few seconds
ahead Hart (Husqvarna). Right
behind Hart came Gerston fol-
lowed by Aaron and Abbott.
"It was not an easy one
tonight," said Tremaine. "I've
been working hard all year and
the beginning of the season has
kind of sucked, to be honest. I
haven't felt like I'm riding where
I'm supposed to."
Mason Ottersberg (Yamaha),
who held second place at one
point early in the race, Kyle Red-
mond (Husqvarna) and Ty Cullins
(Beta) rounded out the top 10
overall.
With one race left on the
calendar, Webb holds a comfort-
able 32-point lead in the cham-
pionship; Haaker is still second
while Tremaine has taken over
third. He is just nine points
ahead of Hart.
Tarah Gieger took her first
ever Women's EnduroCross
main event win coming out on
top of a great three-way battle
with Shelby Turner and Kacy
Martinez.
Destry Abbott kept his unde-
feated streak alive in the Vet class
on his Purvines DA8 Yamaha.
PHOTOGRAPHY
BY
TANNER
YEAGER
Cory Graffunder
prevented Webb
from have a
perfect night
by winning
the single lap
bracket races.
