
Cody Webb ganador en la tercera ronda de SuperEnduro. Foto: Future7Media
Cody Webb ganador en la tercera ronda del Campeonato Mundial FIM SuperEnduro 2018 en Málaga, España.
Tres emocionantes carreras y frente a un estadio repleto, Cody Webb presentó una magnífica exhibición de manejo para terminar como un bien merecido ganador en la tercera ronda del Campeonato Mundial FIM SuperEnduro 2018 en Málaga, España.
A pesar de una caída al principio de la tercera y última final, sus resultados de las dos primeras carreras fueron suficientes para darle al Campeón de Endurocross de 2017 la victoria general.
Resumen.
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Carrera Completa.
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Results — FIM SuperEnduro World Championship – Round 3
Prestige Class — Overall
1. Cody Webb (KTM) 46pts
2. Jonny Walker (KTM) 44pts
3. Billy Bolt (Husqvarna) 41pts
4. Alfredo Gomez (Husqvarna) 37pts
5. Colton Haaker (Husqvarna) 37pts
Prestige Race 1
1. Jonny Walker (KTM) 11 laps 7:13.436;
2. Cody Webb (KTM) 7:17.464;
3. Taddy Blazusiak (KTM) 7:24.036;
4. Manuel Lettenbichler (KTM) 7:39.052;
5. Billy Bolt (Husqvarna) 7:41.724;
Prestige Race 2
1. Cody Webb (KTM) 11 laps 7:14.181;
2. Colton Haaker (Husqvarna) 7:16.609;
3. Billy Bolt (Husqvarna) 7:20.477;
4. Jonny Walker (KTM) 7:26.088;
5. Alfredo Gomez (Husqvarna) 7:36.122…
Prestige Race 3
1. Taddy Blazusiak (Husqvarna) 11 laps 7:00.085;
2. Alfredo Gomez (Husqvarna) 7:09.724;
3. Billy Bolt (Husqvarna) 7:12.116;
4. Manuel Lettenbichler (KTM) 7:26.504;
5. Colton Haaker (Husqvarna) 7:35.700…
Championship Standings (After Round 3)
1. Cody Webb (KTM) 155pts;
2. Taddy Blazusiak (KTM) 131pts;
3. Billy Bolt (Husqvarna) 124pts;
4. Colton Haaker (Husqvarna) 114pts;
5. Jonny Walker (KTM) 105pts
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