It was a tough day for Husqvarna supported Kayne Lamont, who came into the round as the points leader after dominating the first round at Broadford in Victoria just two weeks ago.
"I had a shocker." Lamont admitted. "Race one I got the holeshot, and Clout passed me, then about 10 min in I had a big spill of the ski and landed in the soft stuff and swapped off and face planted and took a big whack to the head, my shoulder and leg. I wasn't healthy enough to finish off the moto so I went back to the pits.
"I wasn't very well between races, I had my appendix out not so long ago, and it upset that little bit too. I wasn't the healthiest creature. I had a few Panadols which stopped it a little so I could get out and ride. I think I was in 4th most of the race and then had a crash about halfway through, so the focus levels probably weren't up to scratch, went back to tenth, but made my way back to sixth, and was completely blown out.
"I took my helmet off and spewed; I was not too well that's for sure, so I was pretty stoked that I could collect some points for the day. It's time for a healthy one I think!"
Queensland Husqvarna rider Nathan Crawford was once again solid in the MXD class finishing the day out in 5th place and currently holds down fourth place in the championship standings.
Top Image: Egan Mastin once again lead the way for the Craigh Anderson Racing Husqvarna team
Credit: Grant Reynolds (FiftySix Clix)
