Yamaha's Taylor Kiser made an incredible charge
after a less than desirable start. Kiser was
outside of the top ten off the start, but Kiser
dug deep and by the midway point had worked
his way into fourth place. In the final lap,
Kiser was able to capitalize on a mistake by
Adam McGill and move into a respectable second
place that he took all the way to the finish
line.
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Yamaha's #2 Taylor Kiser put in a great
run as he charged his way from a mid-pack
start to take the 2nd spot on the Podium |
Can-Am/Warnert Racing's Chris Bithell was looking
smooth and consistent as he rode an incredibly
solid race. Bithell was in the top five off the
start and made is way into fourth by lap two.
Bithell would swap positions a couple of times
before landing in third to claim the final spot
on the afternoon podium. “It felt great
to start the season off on the podium. Now I want
to keep the momentum going and hopefully take
a win at the next round,” said Bithell.
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#4 Chris Bithell battled back & forth
with teammate, #3 Adam McGill during the
race, but in the final lap, McGill lost
the battle with some barb-wire, which
opened the door for Bithell to claim the
final spot on the Podium |
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ATV Podium (left to right)
Taylor Kiser (2nd), Chris Borich (1st)
, Chris Bithell (3rd)
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Can-Am/Warnert Racing's Adam McGill was looking
good as he came off the line in mid-pack. McGill
made a hard charge and was up to third place
by the end of the first lap. From there McGill
began to chase down the leaders and took over
the lead in lap three.
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battle up front was intense in the final
laps with #1 Chris Borich & #3 Adam
McGill battling for the lead while #4
Chris Bithell & #2 Taylor Kiser were
only seconds behind making their final
pit stop before the checkered flag |
