Yamaha/Ballance Racing’s Taylor Kiser was
in fifth in the first lap, but challenged Chris
Bithell and took over the number four spot just
before the second lap. Kiser and Bithell would
continue to battle, but Kiser would not be able
to hold Bithell off. Kiser was able to take over
the number four spot in the final lap after Chris
Borich encountered issues and fell off the pace
and that allowed Kiser to finish in the number
four spot.
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| Yamaha's
#2 Taylor Kiser claimed the 4th spot ahead
of #1 Chris Borich rounding out the Top
5 with a flat rear tire |
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#1
Chris Borich suffered flat tire, which
kept him from putting on a last lap charge
for the podium, which cut Borich's points
lead down to 27 points |
DWT’s Chris Borich followed leaders Adam
McGill and Brian Wolf for two laps, but was never
able to close in to take over the lead. Borich
would then encounter issues that looked to be
in the way of a flat tire. Borich would fall back
to finish in fifth place, but still holds a rather
commanding points lead.
KTM’s Bryan Cook was going for the holeshot,
but was shut down by Jarrod McClure. Cook held
second for a little while before dropping back.
Cook was holding down a solid seventh after losing
a battle to Ockerman early in the race, but Cook
came back strong and was able to reclaim sixth
place before reaching the checkered flag.
Donald Ockerman battled it out with Bryan Cook
for most of the first lap and was finally able
to get by and take over the number six spot
in lap two. Ockerman held his position for a
while, but Cook kept pressuring him and Ockerman
fell back for a seventh place finish.
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| The
battle for the 6th spot was intense betweeen
KTM's Bryan Cook & Jet Suspension's
Donald Ockerman as they swapped the spot
back and forth with the pair running together
for nearly the entire race, but in the
end, it was GBC's Bryan Cook taking the
6th place finish followed by Donald Ockerman
only a few seconds back in 7th place |
Kevin Yoho was in eighth place going into the
first lap and stayed in that position for the
entire race, taking eighth at the checkered
flag.
Yokely Racing’s Jarrod McClure edged
out Bryan Cook to grab the holeshot. McClure
led briefly until a flat tire took the wind
out of his sails and was dead last going into
the first lap, but McClure put the hammer down
and charged into the top ten by the second lap.
Pickens and McClure continued to battle and
swapped positions again before McClure was able
to get ahead and pull away for a ninth place
finish.
Johnny Gallagher worked his way up from eleventh
place to ninth by the second lap, and in the
final lap he was able to overtake Jeff Pickens
to round out the top ten at the finish line.
Jeff Pickens battled it out with McClure, but
fell back from ninth to eleventh place before
the end of the second lap. Pickens and McClure
would continue to battle and Pickens would take
back tenth in the next lap. Pickens fought hard,
but fell back again and eventually would end
his day just outside of the top ten in the number
eleven spot.
Mark Notman started out in the number ten spot,
but fell back to twelfth and was never able
to recover any positions.
