The second round of the EnduroX was in Prescott, AZ. Jonny Walker was once again dominant. He had some pretty good battles in each moto but was able to come out on top. Walker duplicated the effort he turned in at round one by again winning the hot lap and all three motos on his way to his second straight victory. Walker currently has a 14 ahead of Cody Webb in the Season points after two events. Round 3 & 4 are this weekend in Idaho.
Event Results
Jonny Walker
1st Place
Class: EX Pro
Tim Apolle
4th Place
Class: EX Expert
Danny Lewis
10th Place
Class: EX Expert
Jonny Walker
Factory 300 RR
“Fun night in Arizona. I’m super happy for the win tonight and to back up my performance from round one with this effort in round two. Thanks for all the support “
Danny Lewis
Factory 300 RR
“I need to clean up a few things…still learning the ropes of Endurocross. Looking forward to giving it another go in Idaho.”
Tim Apolle
Factory 300 RR
“I had fun. I qualified pretty well in second place for the main event. I was able to cross the finish line in 12th place for EX Pro. Result or not, there is more to it, I know that and it continues next weekend in Idaho!”
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