Coming out victorious was Jessica Gardiner (Yamaha JGR Ballard’s Off Road Team) in Women to claim her 6th title, Kyron Bacon (Shop Yamaha Offroad Racing Team) in E1 to claim his 1st ever title, Joshua Green (Shop Yamaha Offroad Racing Team) in E2, Tom Mason (Gas Gas) in E3, Darren Lloyd in Veteran and Jason Salopayers in Masters. The Final Moto was contrastingly clinched by Todd Waters (Husqvarna Offroad Racing Team) in E2, Andrew Wilksch (Simford Racing, Husqvarna) in E3, Jason Haas in Masters and Steven Powell in Veteran.

E1
It was Bacon’s time to shine, as he screamed across the Final Moto. With a total time of 15:14.491, the Yamaha racer set an extremely strong tone immediately, scoring the holeshot and keeping a strong lead across all five laps.

“I got the holeshot in that race and I’m stoked with the end result. It was definitely fun tussling with Cooper [Sheidow]. I would see him out of the corner of my eye and it definitely pushed me on to stay ahead. The feeling is unreal [winning the E1 A4DE title]. I didn’t think I’d be here today to be honest. I’ve always watched this event as a kid, so it seems unreal to me, to be here. I can’t wait to see what happens next!”

Filling out the remaining E1 podium after four days is Cooper Sheidow (Kessner Motorcycles, KTM) and Jeremy Carpentier (Yamaha JGR Ballard’s Off Road Team), with respective times of 2:34:01.318 and 2:34:32.634. Contrastingly though, it was Sheidow and Blake Hollis who claimed the silver and bronze in the Final Moto, knocking Carpentier down to fourth.

2022 A4DE E1 Top 3 Provisional Progressive Results

1 Kyron Bacon (Shop Yamaha Offroad Racing Team) 2:29:38.401
2 Cooper Sheidow (Kessner Motorcycles, KTM) 2:34:01.318
3 Jeremy Carpentier (Yamaha JGR Ballard’s Off Road Team) 2:34:32.634

E2
He had some challenges throughout the event, especially in Day 3 after losing to Waters. After all that though, the E2 A4DE title was won by Green with nearly a minute to spare! The Yamaha racer has solidified a place in every fans heart, after earning a hard fought title with a total time of 2:31:34.604.

 “I’m pretty relieved to finish off Day 4. It was hard work. I got a good start and the holeshot [in the Final Moto]! I was about two laps in and thought to myself ‘wow, that red plate holder is on my back wheel’. It was an awesome weekend – challenging, slippery and hard to race. I had a few mistakes this event, so we’ll go back to the drawing board and learn from it.  I’m super stoked to be racing Toddy [Waters], we have great banter and I love it.”

Waters took home an impressive second place win overall in E2, demonstrating how versatile his skill set is in both Motocross and Enduro. Waters also won the Final Moto with a total time of 15:08.634, beating Green by nearly six seconds. Beta’s Fraser Higlett stole third place overall, just behind Waters with a total time of 2:35:58.657. With a result like that, it bodes well for Higlett’s remaining Enduro 2022 racing season.

2022 A4DE E2 Top 3 Provisional Progressive Results

1 Joshua Green (Shop Yamaha Offroad Racing Team) 2:31:34.604
2 Todd Waters (Husqvarna Offroad Racing Team) 2:32:36.528
3 Fraser Higlett (Beta) 2:35:58.657

E3
After years away from racing, Mason came back with a fire in his belly and it well and truly paid off! Winning the 2022 E3 title, Mason has demonstrated his undeniable skills on his Gas Gas, clocking in a total time over four days of 2:32:27.991.

“I feel relieved that I can put this A4DE in the books. Today was good – I had a bit of a scare before the Final Moto, where my kickstarter broke just before the race. But we got it sorted and this event has reflected my best results. I didn’t know what to expect coming into the event. I was aiming for a top 10 finish and to get in the top five after time off is a great confidence boost.”

Even with a penalty, Wilksch finished Day 4 with an extremely impressive result. Claiming the Final Moto win in E3 with a total time of 15:21.505, the Husqvarna boarded rider put on a spectacular show for fans, as he tussled with Mason for the gold. Wilksch also walks away from Erica with a second place win overall in E3. KTM’s Stefan Granquist protected his third place position in E3 overall and in the Final Moto, finishing the A4DE with a total time of 2:34:05.969.

2022 A4DE E3 Top 3 Provisional Progressive Results

1 Thomas Mason (Gas Gas) 2:32:27.991
2 Andrew Wilksch (Simford Racing, Husqvarna) 2:33:14.324
3 Stefan Granquist (KTM Offroad Racing Team) 2:34:05.969

Women
She’s seemingly unstoppable! Gardiner took home her 6th A4DE Women’s title today, after smoking the competition in the Final Moto. With a total time of 17:18.835, Gardiner demonstrated her prowess both in the tight and technical, as well as on the open straight.

Looking back on her fantastic four days here in Erica, Gardiner confirmed that “I feel ecstatic to earn my sixth title! I was nervous going into the Final Moto. Everyone is watching and your body is tired, but you need to put on a show and demonstrate your riding style. The start was exhilarating, where I needed to keep ahead of Emelie who’s on a bigger bike. I was lucky to get that holeshot and it set me up well for the rest of the rest. Winning definitely doesn’t get old! I’m so thrilled with this result.”

KTM’s Emelie Karlsson finished Day 4 with a fantastic result of second place! Navigating tough conditions and long hours on the bike, Karlsson earnt both second place in the Final Moto and in the overall Women’s class. Last but certainly not least, Ebony Nielsen (KTM) claimed third overall after her first ever A4DE! With a humble mindset of staying upright for four days, Nielsen’s end result is a testament to her skillset.

2022 A4DE Women Top 3 Provisional Progressive Results

1 Jessica Gardiner (Yamaha JGR Ballard’s Off Road Team) 2:52:00.916
2 Emelie Karlsson (KTM Offroad Racing Team) 2:57:11.800
3 Ebony Nielsen (KTM) 3:09:25.783

Veteran
Day 3 may have been a struggle for the 2022 Veteran Champ, but Day 4 brought in the rewards for Lloyd! Coming in third in the Final Moto, Lloyd’s steady and consistent times earnt him the 2022 title.

“I’m honestly feeling pretty wrecked after the past four days. The conditions have been pretty slick, which is not what I’m used to. It’s hard coming from dry conditions, to tracks that are hard packed and slick. It’s been challenging but my Husqvarna has served me well.” said Lloyd

Richard Chibnall took home second place overall in the Veteran class, finishing four days with a total time of 2:48:53.467. The Final Moto winner was Steven Powell, who finished five laps with a total time of 16:26.167. This fantastic result ensured he went home with a third place finish overall.

2022 A4DE Veteran Top 3 Provisional Progressive Results

1 Darren Lloyd 2:48:20.134
2 Richard Chibnall 2:48:53.467
3 Steven Powell 2:50:22.980

Masters
Over in Masters, Salopayers fought back after a tough Day 3, to win the overall 2022 title! With an overall progressive time of 2:54:57.959, he set a considerable lead in the class.

“I’m feeling really good after the Final Moto. It’s been a great time, great event and even the weather held out! I struggled in the wet, slippery conditions but overall I enjoyed my time here in Erica.”

The Final Moto today was won by Day 3 winner, Jason Haas with a total time of 17:06.563. With the strong lead, Haas also ensured his second place finish overall.Third place for the 2022 A4DE was awarded to Scott Szabo, who finished with a time of 2:58:34.644.

2022 A4DE Masters Top 3 Provisional Progressive Results

1 Jason Salopayers 2:54:57.959
2 Jason Haas 2:56:26.733
3 Scott Szabo 2:58:34.644

Senior Trophy Team
Queensland (QLD) have taken home the 2022 Challenge Trophy, after clocking in a total time of 40:13.456. The combined efforts of William Dennett, Higlett, Thomas McCormack, Kaleb Treasure, Waters and Blake Hollis, enabled the QLD team to clinch the win overall and on all four days!

Victoria (VIC) conceded for second place overall, thanks to the high-speeds and strong focus from Chibnall, Simon Cox, Jacob Deagan, Mason, Monique Simioni and Wilksch. After four days, the VIC team finished with a time of 2:32:17.999.

The podium was rounded out by New South Wales (NSW), with a total time of 6:24:10.366, by Carpentier, Granquist, Brad Hardaker, Brock Nichols, Bacon and Green.

2022 A4DE Senior Trophy Team Overall Provisional Results

1 QLD 40:13.456
2 VIC 2:32:17.999
3 NSW 6:24:10.366

Junior Trophy Team
VIC came out victorious though in the 2022 Junior Trophy, taking home the gold with a total time of 40:42.106. The VIC Junior Trophy team was made up by Nicholas Graham, Riley McGillivray, Patrick McGillivray and William Price. NSW filled out second place, with a total time of 4:29:56.559, with the help of Luke Chellas, Thomas Foster, Korey McMahon and Sheidow.

2022 A4DE Junior Trophy Team Overall Provisional Results

1 VIC 40:42.106
2 NSW 4:29:56.559

Women’s Trophy Team
NSW may not have won the Senior or Junior Trophy but they came away victorious for the 2022 Women’s Trophy! With the help of Julie Denyer, Gardiner and Karlsson, the NSW team won with an overall time of 05:10.884. QLD took out second place, with a total time of 3:24.17.238, with team members Emily Bielenberg and Ebony Nielsen. VIC filled out the final podium spot with a time of 7:34:04.351, through members Holly Blake, Rachel Boyle and Angela Scott.

2022 A4DE Women’s Trophy Team Overall Provisional Results

1 NSW 05:10.884
2 QLD 3:24.17.238
3 VIC 7:34:04.351

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Richard Chibnall in Veteran and Jason Haas in Masters also shook up their class leader board. Claiming their third class wins and strengthening their A4DE victor campaigns was Kyron Bacon (Shop Yamaha Offroad Racing Team) in E1, Andrew Wilksch in E3 and Jessica Gardiner (Yamaha JGR Ballard’s Off Road Team) in Women.

E1
Claiming another fastest time with 47:56.945, Bacon is looking very comfortable ahead of the fourth and final day. Heading into the Final Moto, Bacon’s exceptional results hint at a very high-speed, high-heart-rate event! All eyes will be on him as he guns for the holeshot.

Yamaha’s Jeremy Carpentier boosted his position in E1 on day three, landing back on the podium with a total time of 49:04.283. Likely taking learnings from yesterday’s challenges, Carpentier notched up strong results all day, claiming a well deserved second place for Day 3. Cooper Sheidow once again took out third place for Day 3, with a total time of 49:11.324. Gas Gas’s Korey McMahon, whom fans will remember from yesterday’s podium, was unfortunately a DNF.

2022 A4DE E1 Day 3 Top 3 Provisional Results

1 Kyron Bacon (Shop Yamaha Offroad Racing Team) 47:56.945
2 Jeremy Carpentier (Yamaha JGR Ballard’s Off Road Team) 49:04.283
3 Cooper Sheidow (Kessner Motorcycles, KTM) 49:11.324

E2
Day 3 was Waters’ time to shine, as he clocked in the top E2 result with a total time of 48:33.178. Remaining a steady and consistent force across the MKD/NEET, Beta, Husqvarna and KTM tests, the MX superstar quietly pushed onward to a fantastic result.

Green was close behind Waters with a total time of 48:47.596, securing second place for Day 3.Fraser Higlett once again stole away third place in E2, with a total time of 49:54.605. Higlett continues to demonstrate his powerful presence in Enduro across the A4DE, as he navigates a new team and bike.

2022 A4DE E2 Day 3 Top 3 Provisional Results

1 Todd Waters (Husqvarna Offroad Racing Team) 48:33.178
2 Joshua Green (Shop Yamaha Offroad Racing Team) 48:47.596
3 Fraser Higlett (Beta) 49:54.605

E3
Wilksch continues to keep a steady hold on first place in E3, finishing a gruelling Day 3 with a total time of 48:21.260. The Husqvarna boarded racer was close behind Bacon for the fastest time of the day, yet after six and a half hours on the bike, he just couldn’t catch the Yamaha rider.

Thomas Mason was hot on Wilksch’s heels, finishing in second for Day 3 with a total time of 48:33.483. Marking his first collection of test wins, the conditions were ideal for the Gas Gas rider who clearly thrived on day three’s greasy tracks. KTM’s Stefan Granquist held on strong to third place for Day 3. With a total time of 49:06.715, Granquist has protected his position on the podium ahead of Riley McGillivray by well over one minute.  

2022 A4DE E3 Day 3 Top 3 Provisional Results:

1 Andrew Wilksch (Simford Racing, Husqvarna) 48:21.260
2 Thomas Mason (Gas Gas) 48:33.483
3 Stefan Granquist (KTM Offroad Racing Team) 49:06.715

Women
The Erica conditions is clearly treating Yamaha’s Gardiner to a spectacular A4DE, as she took out another Women’s class win! With a total time of 54:29.870, Gardiner continues to put time between her and KTM pocket rocket, Emelie Karlsson.

Karlsson claimed second place again, with a total time of 56:32.090. After managing an injury and days of long hours on the bike, Karlsson continues to push onward and upward. Heading into day four’s Final Moto, fans will be keeping a close eye on Gardiner and Karlsson, as they fight for those valuable seconds that separate gold and silver trophies.

Fellow KTM boarded racer, Ebony Nielsen had another strong day in Erica, claiming her consecutive third place win in Women’s. Marking her first ever A4DE, Nielsen has grown from strength to strength as she pushes mind and body over four hard days on the bike.

2022 A4DE Women Day 3 Top 3 Provisional Results

1 Jessica Gardiner (Yamaha JGR Ballard’s Off Road Team) 54:29.870
2 Emelie Karlsson (KTM Offroad Racing Team) 56:32.090
3 Ebony Nielsen (KTM) 1:02:41.633

Veteran
It was a very happy day for Chibnall, who pushed his way up the podium to first place for Day 3! Former Day 1 and 2 Veteran victor, Darren Lloyd dropped down to second place for Day 3, finishing 166 kilometres with a total time of 54:05.022. Christopher Thomas finished Day 3 on a high, propelling his position up the ranks into third. With a total time of 54:05.412, Thomas was a hairsbreadth away from second place!

2022 A4DE Veteran Day 3 Top 3 Provisional Results

1 Richard Chibnall 53:23.437
2 Darren Lloyd 54:05.022
3 Christopher Thomas 54:05.412

Masters
It was an exciting tango over in Masters, between Day 1 and 2 winner Jason Salopayers and Haas. Over the course of the near seven-hour day, Haas clocked in the fastest time of the two, 55:48.067. Winning a well earnt first place spot for Day 3, Haas has set an exciting tone for day four’s Final Moto.

Salopayers settled for second place, with a total time of 56:06.473. Brandon Kienhuis pushed hard for a glittering final result of third. This marks Kienhuis’ first podium spot in Masters for the 2022 A4DE, signalling an exciting Day 4 as he fights to protect his bronze.

2022 A4DE Masters Day 3 Top 3 Provisional Results

1 Jason Haas 55:48.067
2 Jason Salopayers 56:06.473
3 Brandon Kienhuis 56:29.316

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Bacon in E1, Joshua Green (Shop Yamaha Offroad Racing Team) in E2, Jessica Gardiner (Yamaha JGR Ballard’s Off Road Team) in Women, Darren Lloyd in Veteran and Jason Salopayers in Masters all claimed consecutive wins, cementing a promising future for the final two days of the Australian Four Day Enduro.   

E1
Humble by nature, contrastingly fearless in action, Bacon was clearly unstoppable in E1. With a total time of 1:02:15.927, Bacon cooked any chance of his rivals putting him under pressure. Even as he navigated the fondly coined ‘Hotel Slide’ section of the Husqvarna test track, the Yamaha boarded speed demon finished seven gruelling hours, unruffled.

Behind Bacon in second place for Day 2 was Gas Gas’s Korey McMahon, who took his learnings from yesterday, improved and came away with a strong result. With a total time of 1:03:57.355, McMahon continues to prove time and time again, why he’s such a contender in the Enduro space. Third place for Day 2 was won by Cooper Sheidow, with a total time of 1:04:09.490.

2022 A4DE E1 Day 2 Top 3 Provisional Results

1 Kyron Bacon (Shop Yamaha Offroad Racing Team) 1:02:15.927
2 Korey McMahon 1:03:57.355
3 Cooper Sheidow 1:04:09.490

E2
It was Groundhog Day in E2 for Day 2, with the same three frontrunners claiming first, second and third. Green set a cracking pace all day, comfortably claiming gold with a lead of over one minute. Although the conditions were tough – if not tougher than Day One – Green remained on-brand with his cool, calm and collected attitude.

Todd Waters took out second place today with a total time of 1:04:10.056, ahead of Beta’s Fraser Higlett. You wouldn’t have known it was Waters’ first Australian Four Day Enduro, who swung out times all day that marked him as a top contender. Higlett closed off the podium for Day 2 with a total time of just 1:05:05.681.

2022 A4DE E2 Day 2 Top 3 Provisional Results

1 Joshua Green (Shop Yamaha Offroad Racing Team) 1:02:57.984
2 Todd Waters (Husqvarna Offroad Racing Team) 1:04:10.056
3 Fraser Higlett (Beta) 1:05:05.681

E3
After Day One’s penalty for Wilksch, Enduro fans were keeping a keen eye on results to see how the Husqvarna rider clapped back to improve his standings. We were not disappointed. Wilksch clocked in a time of 1:02:37.104, marking a near one minute lead for the day ahead of his E3 competition.

Thomas Mason pushed ahead of KTM’s Stefan Granquist today, claiming second place with a total time of 1:03:36.122. Granquist in third for the day with a total time of 1:04:43.693.

2022 A4DE E3 Day 2 Top 3 Provisional Results

1 Andrew Wilksch (Simford Racing, Husqvarna) 1:02:37.104
2 Thomas Mason 1:03:36.122
3 Stefan Granquist (KTM Offroad Racing Team) 1:04:43.693

Women
Over in the Women’s class, Gardiner claimed a consecutive win. This is set to make for an exciting final two days of the A4DE, as the Yamaha boarded racer seeks to increase her current lead time. Emelie Karlsson was hot on Gardiner’s heels, with strong times through the day. Finishing Day 2 with a total time of 1:13:34.340, Karlsson finished ahead of Ebony Nielsen. Nielsen pushed Monique Simioni off the podium today, finishing seven hours on her bike with a total time of 1:18:05.026.

2022 A4DE Women Day 2 Top 3 Provisional Results

1 Jessica Gardiner (Yamaha JGR Ballard’s Off Road Team) 1:11:44.724
2 Emelie Karlsson (KTM Offroad Racing Team) 1:13:34.340
3 Ebony Nielsen 1:18:05.026

Veteran
Lloyd has continued a great streak here in Erica, with the Day 2 Veteran class win. With a total time of 1:09:20.052, Lloyd finished ahead of Jason Dwyer, with a lead time of over one minute. Richard Chibnall claimed the final podium spot for Day 2, with a total time of just 1:11:04.386.

2022 A4DE Veteran Day 2 Top 3 Provisional Results

1 Darren Lloyd 1:09:20.052
2 Jason Dwyer 1:10:44.234
3 Richard Chibnall 1:11:04.386

Masters
Erica is treating Salopayers very nicely, with another win. With a total time of 1:12:36.713, Salopayers finished ahead of Jason Haas, by over one minute. Haas and Scott Szabo took out second and third respectively, with times of 1:13:46.799 and 1:14:51.858.

2022 A4DE Masters Day 2 Top 3 Provisional Results

1 Jason Salopayers 1:12:36.713
2 Jason Haas 1:13:46.799
3 Scott Szabo 1:14:51.858

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After Day 1, the class leaders are Kyron Bacon (Shop Yamaha Offroad Racing Team) in E1, Joshua Green (Shop Yamaha Offroad Racing Team) in E2, Stefan Granquist (KTM Offroad Racing Team) in E3, Jessica Gardiner (Yamaha JGR Ballard’s Off Road Team) in Women, Darren Lloyd in Veteran and Jason Salopayers in Masters.

E1
His fans were probably expecting his exceptional form on day one, but nothing could really prepare you as you witnessed Bacon utterly at home in Erica’s challenging conditions. Similar to his home track conditions, the greasy tracks and unpredictable weather didn’t faze the Yamaha mounted rider, who clocked in the fastest time for Day 1, 24:11.038.

Close behind Bacon were fellow Yamaha racers, Blake Hollis (Shop Yamaha Offroad Racing Team) and Jeremy Carpentier (Yamaha JGR Ballard’s Off Road Team). The action was tense as both riders sought out that silver spot. After long, cold and wet hours on the bike, Hollis took out second ahead of Carpentier, by just over a second. Their respective times were 24:57.043 and 24:58.963.

2022 A4DE E1 Day 1 Top 3 Provisional Results:

1 Kyron Bacon (Shop Yamaha Offroad Racing Team) 24:11.038
2 Blake Hollis (Shop Yamaha Offroad Racing Team) 24:57.043
3 Jeremy Carpentier (Yamaha JGR Ballard’s Off Road Team) 24:58.963

E2
It was a good day for Yamaha in Erica, as Green took out the lead in E2 for the 2022 A4DE. The seasoned favourite in Enduro remained comfortably at the front of the E2 pack across the Big Dave, Force, Yamaha and Beta test tracks, finishing the first day with a total time of just 24:34.446.

The exciting development you should definitely keep your eye on, is Husqvarna’s Todd Waters. Marking his first ever A4DE, Waters has become a familiar, albeit new face to the Enduro community, with huge success following him from Motocross. Taking the harsh conditions and demanding race format in his stride, Waters has ticked off Day 1 with a second-place finish and a total time of 24:44.660. That’s just about 10 seconds behind Green! Beta’s Fraser Higlett remained steady all day, earning him third in the E2 standings.

2022 A4DE E2 Day 1 Top 3 Provisional Results:

1 Joshua Green (Shop Yamaha Offroad Racing Team) 24:34.446
2 Todd Waters (Husqvarna Offroad Racing Team) 24:44.660
3 Fraser Higlett (Beta) 25:07.661

E3
The drama started early in E3, with a penalty for Husqvarna’s Andrew Wilksch (Simford Racing, Husqvarna) which has set him back in the E3 standings for the 2022 A4DE. Claiming first place on day one after navigating Erica’s tough conditions was KTM’s Granquist, with a total time of 24:51.358.

Thomas Mason was just seconds behind Granquist, settling in for second place with a total time of 24:53.596. Wilksch’s updated result post penalty has placed in him third, nearly one second behind Mason.

2022 A4DE E3 Day 1 Top 3 Provisional Results:

1 Stefan Granquist (KTM Offroad Racing Team) 24:51.358
2 Thomas Mason 24:53.596
3 Andrew Wilksch (Simford Racing, Husqvarna) 24:54.455

Women
Yamaha’s Gardiner remained ahead of the pack all day on day one, tangoing at times with KTM’s Emelie Karlsson as the conditions got harder due to the weather. After rain fell, the Force and Beta test tracks became increasingly slippery, causing the Enduro household names to fight for the top spot.

After a hard day on the bike, Gardiner finished with a total time of 28:27.487. Karlsson finished in second place with a total time of 28:57.556. Monique Simioni took out third on day one, with a total time of 30:04.710.

2022 A4DE Women Day 1 Top 3 Provisional Results:

1 Jessica Gardiner (Yamaha JGR Ballard’s Off Road Team) 28:27.487
2 Emelie Karlsson (KTM Offroad Racing Team) 28:57.556
3 Monique Simioni 30:04.710

Veteran
Over in Veteran, the competition was fierce as riders worked to clinch the fastest time possible. Coming out in the lead after Day 1 was Lloyd, with a total time of 27:50.477. Lloyd beat Richard Chibnall and Steven Powell for first, leaving them to second and third respectively. Chibnall and Powell finished the day relatively close to each other with total times of 27:57.610 and 28:04.104.

2022 A4DE Veteran Day 1 Top 3 Provisional Results:

1 Darren Lloyd 27:50.477
2 Richard Chibnall 27:57.610
3 Steven Powell 28:04.104

Masters
Salopayers clinched the Masters class lead on day one, just seconds ahead of Brandon Kienhuis. With a total time of 28:34.855, Salopayers earnt a hard-fought top dog spot, even in the afternoon’s tough conditions.

Kienhuis finished the day with a total time of 28:36.987. Third place on the Masters leaderboard is Scott Szabo, with a total time of 29:01.472.

2022 A4DE Masters Day 1 Top 3 Provisional Results:

1 Jason Salopayers 28:34.855
2 Brandon Kienhuis 28:36.987
3 Scott Szabo 29:01.472

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