Yamaha / Ballance Racing’s Taylor Kiser
was flipped over in the first turn, but Kiser
was on a mission, and he quickly began working
his way up through the pack with each passing
lap. Kiser soon went from sixth place into third
and was looking smooth and consistent, but Chris
Bithell was close at hand, waiting for Kiser
to make a mistake.
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| Yamaha's
#2 Taylor Kiser flipped over in turn one
with #8 Bryan Cook, #341 Brian Wolf, #4
Chris Bithell all caught up behind Kiser |
Ballance
Racing's #2 Taylor Kiser amazingly charged
his way up into the lead & would go
on to finish in the 2nd spot right behind
Borich |
Kiser however was not about to give up any
positions and charged his way into the lead
in the third lap. Kiser held his position until
the final lap when Chris Borich made the pass
on him, Giving Kiser second at the finish line.
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| Can-Am
/ Warnert Racing's #3 Adam McGill claimed
the final spot on the Podium |
Can-Am/Warnert Racing’s Adam McGill,
who is in second in championship points, would
need to win the final three rounds of the series
if he were to dethrone Chris Borich and it looked
as if he could possibly do just that. McGill
took the early lead in lap one and was holding
steady going into the second lap, but Chris
Borich was staying close, waiting for an opportunity
to take the lead. McGill was looking strong,
but was unable to hold his lead and fell back
to the number four spot after getting hung up
in some lap traffic. McGill remounted a charge
and made his way back to the lead briefly, but
fell back to third, where he would stay until
reaching the checkered flag.
“I got a good start and was leading
for the first couple of laps. I fell back but
was able to retake the lead, but I fell back
again and finished in third. I had a good time
out there anyway and it was a good race, so
I’m pretty happy,” said McGill.
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XC1 PRO
ATV Podium (left to right)
Taylor Kiser (2nd), Chris Borich (1st),
Adam McGill (3rd)
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| Warnert
Racing's #4 Chris Bithell also made an
impressive charge from the back of the
pack to secure the 4th spot |
Can-Am/Warnert Racing’s Chris Bithell
didn’t get the best start, but he more
than made up for it as he put the hammer down
and charged his way through traffic. By the
second lap, Bithell had moved into fourth place
and was within striking distance of Taylor Kiser,
who was holding down third. Bithell was looking
fast and smooth, but he was unable to better
his position before reaching the checkered flag
and would settle for a fourth place finish.
National Guard/Yokely Racing’s Jarrod
McClure was looking good as he charged off the
start and quickly moved into the number three
spot. McClure would drop back to fifth by the
second lap, but stayed close to the leaders,
as they were all within just a couple seconds
of each other. McClure stayed fast and consistent
and chose good lines, which allowed him to round
out the top five at the finish line.
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| National
Guard's #16 Jarrod McClure grabbed the
Pro XC1 ATV Holeshot & held on to
claim a Top 5 finish |
