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Cycle News Issue 46 November 21, 2017

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ENDUROCROSS AMA ENDUROCROSS CHAMPIONSHIP ROUND 7 / NOVEMBER 18, 2017 CITIZENS BUSINESS BANK ARENA / ONTARIO, CALIFORNIA P48 the whole race, as Trystan was pressuring me the whole race and that kept me moving for- ward. Coming into the last lap, Redmond took the No Joke lane and I had no idea he hadn't taken it already. So, once he went in but he wasn't exactly thrilled with his night. "Well, the night was horrible," Graffunder said. "The first race of the night was really bad and that gave me a bad gate pick for the main. But I somehow man- aged to get a pretty decent start from the outside and worked my way through the carnage through the first couple obstacles and corners and think I came out in fourth! That put me in a good place to push forward. I charged The Super EnduroCross Junior Championship, a championship within a championship, recognizes Super EnduroCross riders 21 years of age and under; Team SRT's Trystan Hart held off Ty Tremaine to take the title by a single point. The two also finished second and third in the overall championship, and are both getting closer to the pace of Webb and Haaker, the two dominant indoor off-road racers in the world. In the Women's class Shelby Turner took her second championship in a row. The Canadian won five of the seven races on her KTM and finished second in the two races she did not win. Kacy Martinez rode her KTM to second and Tarah Gieger piloted her Honda to third. This was the same order for the 2017 Championship. Destry Abbott took the Vet class win to lock up a perfect season on his Purvines DA8 Yamaha. Some have questioned why he has not competed in the pro class, but he is still undergoing chemo treatments and said the fatigue is too much to compete at the top level. Dan Hayakawa finished second and David Stirm finished third. Abbott, Stirm and Hayakawa finished the Vet championship in first, second and third, respectively. In the Amateur class, Josh Greco (KTM) took the Ontario win. David Kamo (KTM) finished second and Kevin Dupius (Husqvarna) rounded out the podium. Dupius took the Amateur Championship over Greco. Carter York rounded out the top three in the Amateur class championship. In the Amateur B main, Jared Prosser (Yamaha) took the win. Briefly... Trystan Hart edged out Tremaine by one point for the Junior Championship. It wasn't a perfect run but Destry Abbott came away with the win in the Amateur division. PHOTOGRAPHY BY SCOTT HOFFMAN

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