2014
Mystic Lubricants
Terracross Championship
Round 5 & 6
September 20, 2014
Charlotte, NC
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Terracross Championship
Women's Pro SxS Racing
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“It was a lot of fun racing this year.
It was a lot of fun to have Jami out here racing
with me like in the old days. For it to be so
close in points at the end, it really makes it
exciting for everyone, but a little tense for
us. Doug (Gust) has been a great copilot and he
has helped me a lot this year. I’m pretty
happy about how the season went and I can’t
wait for next season,” stated Cindi Hart.
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In round
6, Cindi Hart bounced back to finish second,
which tied her with Luburgh for first
in points, but Jami took the tiebreaker
by claiming the last win & Hart taking
second in the 2014 Terracross Championship
Women's Pro Class Points
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Sara Gildea has been a tough competitor all season
and was running in a close third in points behind
Luburgh and Hart. For round five, Gildea was in
second place off the start behind Jami Luburgh,
but came under fire from Trea Behrendt and was
unable to hold off the attack and fell back for
a third place finish on the Women’s Pro
podium. Round six was good for Gildea as she was
able to run a solid race and claimed another third
place finish, giving her third overall in series
points.
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Sara Gildea
earned third place in round 5 and 6 claiming
third in the points
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“This season has been a lot of fun. You
just have to drive smart and really stay focused.
I wish I would have done a little better but I
am pretty happy with how I finished since I never
really had any experience racing SxS’s,”
said Gildea.
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Mystic
Lubricants Terracross Championship Women's
Pro SxS Podium Round 6
Sarah Gildia (3rd), Jami Luburgh (1st),
Cindi Hart (2nd)
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Trea Behrendt went on to take a fourth place
finish in the Women’s Pro points race and
Brittany Wasz rounded out the top five for the
2014 season.
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Trea Behrendt
finished fourth in the Terracross Women's
Points Championship
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With the first year of the Mystic Lubricants
Terracross Championships Women’s Pro class
wrapped up, many are looking forward to returning
for 2015 and are hoping the Women’s class
will grow even bigger for next year.
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