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Cody Webb Wins Super EnduroCross Title

9 years ago | Words: KTM | Photos: KTM/Tanner Yeager

FMF KTM Factory Racing’s Cody Webb was crowned the 2017 Super EnduroCross Champion on Saturday at the Ontario EnduroCross, the final round of the series, in Ontario, Calif. He ended his season in winning fashion by claiming his sixth victory of the year. Here is the official news from KTM…

Webb got the holeshot from the inside in the Super EnduroCross Gate Pick and pulled away to take the win. He was second at the start of his first bracket race, then made the pass for the lead before the matrix to take the win. After winning his second bracket race, he got into the lead in his final bracket race and stayed consistent to take the win and earn the extra championship point.

He got out front in familiar fashion in the Super EnduroCross Main, but went down in the rock garden and fell back to fifth. He put on a charge and made it up to third the following lap, but made a slight mistake following lap after the woodpile that put him off the track and back one spot. He made the pass for third the next lap, then sprinted to second over the finish line jump and set his sights on the lead. He stayed consistent and, when leader Ty Tremaine got caught up in the No Joke Lane, Webb held his ground to take the lead and pull a gap. He stayed solid and took the No Joke lane with ease to maintain his lead, then rode strong to his sixth win of the season and the 2017 Championship. Congratulations, Cody.

Webb: “I’m so happy to get this win and the championship. This was a tough race. Ty got a great jump and I messed up the matrix right off the bat, then had a good tumble in the rocks, but it was a good battle. I just kept pushing really hard because I knew it was a long race. I was able to get by Ty when he took the No Joke Lane, and from there I knew I had to pull a gap because I hadn’t taken the No Joke Lane yet. I took it with two laps to go and was able to get the win. I really earned that one—it was tough. It was definitely a lot of action tonight. I’m so pumped to end this season with the Championship.”

Ontario Super EnduroCross Results

1. Cody Webb – FMF KTM Factory Racing
2. Ty Tremaine, KTM
3. Cory Graffunder, HQV
4. Kyle Redmond, HQV
5. Noah Kepple, GasGas
6. Mason Ottersberg, YAM
7. Trystan Hart, HQV
8. Joan Pau Segura Verdaguer, GasGas
9. Ty Cullins, Beta
10. Geoff Aaron, GasGas

Super EnduroCross Series Points

1. Cody Webb – FMF KTM Factory Racing – 159 points
2. Trystan Hart, HQV – 114 points
3. Ty Tremaine, KTM – 113 points
4. Kyle Redmond, HQV – 105 points
5. Cory Graffunder, HQV – 102 points
6. Colton Haaker, HQV – 91 points
7. Noah Kepple, GasGas – 84 points
8. Joan Pau Segura Verdaguer, GasGas – 75 points
9. Cooper Abbott, YAM – 74 points
10. Geoff Aaron, GasGas – 68 points

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