The All Finish Racing team took a major leap forward at rounds 3 & 4 of the AMSOIL Championship Snocross series, with Daniel Benham and Jacob Yurk earning two of the three top qualifying spots on Friday night.
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Benham’s night was cut short when he caught a ski with another rider’s machine at the start of the race, causing him to cartwheel off the track and out of contention. Yurk, on the other hand, got away with a clean start and set off with the lead pack of riders.
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One third of the way through the main event Yurk began making aggressive passes and quickly found himself battling for a podium position. Jake had moved to the runner-up sport in the closing laps but with one to go came together with Lincoln Lemieux, causing him to sit idle while the field raced by to the checkers.
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It was a disappointing end to an otherwise great effort but also a confidence booster knowing the entire team and our Arctic Cat race sleds are on the right path forward.
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On Saturday, Yurk backed up his strong qualifying performance with 4-1 heat race finishes and posted his best main event result of the season in sixth. Benham, who was battered and bruised from the night before, got caught up in a first turn incident when he landed into an overturned machine and was scored fourteenth, but remained optimistic.
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“The progress we made from week one was huge. The results don’t necessarily show it but we have a lot of good things going on.” – Daniel Benham
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Anson Scheele picked up a heat race win on Friday, which combined with a third place finish in heat two gave him a favorable starting spot in the main event. However, in a reoccurring theme for the weekend, Scheele crashed on the opening lap and was forced to race the back of the field back up to 12th at the finish.
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Great work guys. Can only get better moving forward