“Terrible” Teddy (it’s a reference to the old Viking warrior, not indicative of Teddy’s riding so relax) was so far back in the opening laps and he had his title rival, Eric Nye, leading the moto. It didn’t look good for Maier but he put his head down and picked riders off one by one to end up third and save the overall. More importantly, he gained more points on Nye with four motos left and has a nineteen point lead.
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