Max Gerston Secures Top Five Finish in EnduroCross Colorado

Colorado Springs, CO

Round One

October 12th, 2024

Gerston Secures a Top Five Finish in Colorado

 

The opening round to kick off the EnduroCross series was held last weekend in Colorado Springs, CO. The season is off to a hot start with the action and tight racing witnessed in the first round. Reunited again with Beta, Max Gerston had a great showing in his return to the team and the series. He was very consistent throughout the night finishing fifth in each of the three motos to grab fifth place overall. Considering the depth and talent in the EX Pro class, fifth place was a good result for Gerston. Tim Apolle came back to the US from overseas to race Endurocross on his Beta 300 RR Race and walked away with a top-ten finish in a stacked field. The next round is this weekend in Prescott Valley, AZ.

Results:
Max Gerston » 5th Place » 5-5-5 » EX Pro

Tim Apolle » 9th Place » 12-8-9 » EX Pro

300 RR Race Edition

“I had a blast at round one. It felt great to be back with Team Beta. We stayed consistent with 5-5-5 moto scores and learned a lot throughout the night. It’s a great way to kick off the season and I look forward to building from here. I can’t wait to battle again next weekend in Prescott. Let’s go!”

300 RR Race Edition

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“First round of Endurocross is done. I had fun out there, it took me a while to figure out everything but I’ll take it. Not my best day, but happy to be back in the US and racing over here.”

Photos: Jenny Keller

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