
COLTON HAAKER TAKES HIS 4TH WIN OF THE SEASON!
MIKE BROWN WINS HIS HEAT RACE AND PUSHES TO FINISH 6TH
Rockstar Energy Husqvarna Factory Racing's Colton Haaker takes his
fourth win of the season at Round 5 of AMA Endurocross in the mile-high city
of Denver, Colorado.
The round 5 course consisted of a water pit, 2 rock turns, the matrix,
and a firewood section. Lap times ranged from about 56 seconds to about one
minute, making for a great fast paced race. Rockstar Energy Husqvarna
Factory Racing's Colton Haaker qualified first from the hot laps that took
place earlier in the day, which put him in the first heat race. Mike Brown
qualified for the second heat race.
As the flag dropped for heat 1, Haaker leapt out front, claiming the
holeshot. From that point on, he never looked back and claimed the win. Heat
2 was holeshot by Mike Brown. He led the entire race with a small lead
between him and second place, but he would push for the win.
A night full of action led to a much anticipated main event. Rockstar
Energy Husqvarna Factory Racing's Colton Haaker and Mike Brown took off at
the start of the race. Haaker claimed the holeshot with Brown following
closely behind him. A small mistake would put Haaker into 3rd place, but he
was able to work his way back into 2nd, where he would intensely battle the
leader for 1st place. The gap between Colton Haaker and the leader would
stay consistent until there were 2 laps to go. Haaker charged forward and
made a great pass, jumping to the inside to take over the lead. With the
white flag out, he raced a clean, mistake free lap and claimed his fourth
win of the season!
Mike Brown held his second place spot behind Haaker after the drop of the
start flag. He would hold his position for a couple laps before dropping
into 3rd. Brown battled the technical course until the end, where he
finished in 6th place and currently sits 3rd overall for the season.
The AMA EnduroCross Championship continues with round six in Seattle,
Washington on October 22nd.
EnduroCross Rnd 5 Denver Results:
1. Colton Haaker (Husqvarna)
2. Cody Webb (KTM)
3. Max Gerston (Beta)
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4. Mike Brown (Husqvarna)
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