Race two was a whole new ball game with Fillmore and Dymond taking it up to the Aussies in a masterly display of raw speed and
power. Herfoss was to suffer the same fate as Fillmore did in the first, falling in near identical circumstances. Dymond was able
to slip underneath Fillmore in the early laps to never be headed. Fillmore was second from a distant Bennett.
In the wash-up Australia carded 75 aggregate points from their top three place finishes for the day from the USA 66 taking the
totals from both rounds to 178 vs. 171.
While Fillmore failed to capitalise on the All powers race he made up for in the S2 class for machine up to 450cc taking home
yet another gaggle of trophies. Dymond was second with series promoter Mark Avard (Yamaha YZ450) showing he's lost none of his
speed for third on the day. The third race was his swansong pushing Fillmore throughout the race forcing the 18 year old
Californian to make a mistake and slide into the grass on the uphill right-hander.
KTM Australiaå_s Rob Twyerould (KTM SMS540) put down the spanners for another weekend to compete in the up to 700cc Husqvarna S1
class. True to form he continued his unbeaten record with three easily wins from three starts.
Australia #1 Josh McFarlane was set for a better weekend than last but had another shocker with a crashed plagued weekend.
Team USAå_s only S1 class competitor Craig Mason, still sporting some massive bruising, showed some form in the second race
to hold onto second place.
Ben London was able to hold onto second overall from Jason Kain filling the minor place.
