MXA’S WEEKEND NEWS ROUND-UP: WHAT IS TRUE IS THAT IT IS HOT ACROSS THE NATION

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• BEN EDWARDS WINS SCOTTISH NATIONAL AT LOCHGILPHEAD

Martin Barr (3) leads the pack into the first turn. The Irishman would win the first moto, but crash out of contention in the second moto.

The old school hard-pack track at Achnashelloch Farm in Lochgilphead has seen many fast and furious race meetings in years gone by and this past weekend was no different. To win any championship, riders need to demonstrate their skills across a varied style of tracks and this would show who could ride hard pack after the deep sand of Tain at round 1. Lochgilphead is a few miles from the famous Kilmartin Track which saw the 250 Grand Prix visit in 1978. Located near the old iron age Dundadd Fort, the seat of Gaelic Kings (500-800AD), we would see who would be crowned King for a day as the riders would do battle.

The ScotMX Championship, Powered by Milwaukee attracts some of the top talent in the country. As well as all the great youths that raced on the Saturday, it was the turn of the Adults to see who would be crowned winners. With the prospect of Martin Barr (MX1) and Lewis Hall (MX2) travelling from Northern Ireland and England respectively, they would be banging bars with some of Scotland’s finest.

MX1/MX2:

The premier race of the day had the 450 and 250 Pros pit their wits and hard-pack skills against each other in the joint 250/450 race. Martin Barr was looking to build on his recent outings and get more bike time working towards full fitness.

In timed qualifying, Tony Craig pushed Barr all the way in qualifying as the Irishman grabbed to pole by 0.1 of a second. The luckless Craig however left the track at one point and smashed his bike into a boulder, which meant that he had to borrow a spare from one of his friends. With Ben Edwards posting some fast times, and the next top seven riders within a few seconds, it would result in some fearsome racing.

In the absence of Martin Barr, Ben Edwards would win the 450 class with a 3-1-1 score.

MOTO ONE:
Tony Craig blasted out of the furthest gate and narrowly grabbed the holeshot in moto 1 on a borrowed 450, but it wasn’t long before Martin Barr settled into his usual front running race winning position by lapping fast and consistently. Craig pushed hard every lap to stay in contention and he was right there until the second last lap when Ross “Bunga” Rutherford who had been tailing the leaders passed Craig and finished second. Ben Edwards worked hard to get by Kyle McNicol and Jordan McCaw before he got by Tony Craig for third in moto one. Kyle McNicol was the first 250 with Lewis Hall was only 2 seconds behind and Steven Craig would round out the top 3 in the first 250 moto race.

Ross Rutherford was second in the 450 class.

MOTO TWO:
The second moto was shortened by 5 minutes and Martin Barr wasted no time is blasting out front and gapping the field. Lewis Hall battled up from 6th to third, just as Barr went down hard at the top of the track. This ended Barr’s race and his weekend as he suffered a nasty cut on his forearm and a shoulder injury. As a result of Barr’s misfortune, Ben Edwards inherited first place after maintaining second the whole race ahead of Ross, who had the 250s of Jordan McCaw and Kyle McNicol battling behind him. Lewis Hall managed to dive in front of Ben Edwards to get the race win and 1st in the 250 class. Ben although second in the race would win the 450 moto with Ross Rutherford second and Jordan McCaw third. The next two 250 places went to Kyle McNicol and Steven Craig respectively.

Kyle McNicol’s 1-2-6 left him second in the 250 class behind Lewis Hall’s 2-1-2.

MOTO THREE:
With the chance to win the 450 overall, Ben Edwards was taking no chances in moto 3e as he blasted to the front and stayed there to win the 450 class. With no Tony Craig to push him in this race due to a DNF in the second moto and no bike for the third moto, it was down to Ryan MacLean to comeback from a big crash earlier in the day to finish second. Jordan McCaw and Kyle McNicol would continue their battle, albeit it was 450 versus 250 it was still very entertaining for the crowd . In th 450s, Ross Rutherford had done enough to secure the second overlall in the 450 class, while Irishman Jordan McCaw secured the final step on 450 podium. The 250 class overall was decided in moto three as Lewis Hall’s second place made sure he beat Kyle McNicol to the top step. Round Three of the ScotMX Scottish Championship, Powered by Milwaukee will be held at Doune, over the weekends of July 10 and July 17. For more info go to www.scotmx.com. Photos: Raymond Thomson / madmaxmedia

SCOTTISH NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP: LOCHGILPHEAD
(After 2 of 7 rounds)
450 Class
1. Ben Edwards…3-1-1
2. Ross Rutherford…2-2-5
3. Jordan McCaw…5-3-4

250 Class
1. Lewis Hall…2-1-2
2. Kyle McNicol…1-2-6
3. Steven Craig…3-3-7

• 2021 AMA NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP POINTS HEADING TO SOUTHWICK ON SATURDAY

For all of Dylan Ferrandis’ late moto heroics, he is only three points ahead of Ken Roczen in the title chase.

450 AMA NATIONAL POINTS STANDINGS
(After 4 of 12 rounds)
1. Dylan Ferrandis (Yam)…179
2. Ken Roczen (Hon)…165
3. Aaron Plessinger (Yam)…143
4. Chase Sexton (Hon)…132
5. Eli Tomac (Kaw)…129
6. Justin Barcia, (Gas)…121
7. Adam Cianciarulo (Kaw)…116
8. Christian Crraig (Yam)…104
9. Cooper Webb (KTM)…102
10. Marvin Musquin (KTM)…90

Everyone is waiting for Pro Circuit Kawasaki’s powerhouse duo of Austin Forkner (38) and Jo Shimoda (30) to show what they’ve got.

250 AMA NATIONAL POINTS STANDINGS
(After 4 of 12 rounds)
1. Jett Lawrence (Hon)…172
2. Justin Cooper (Yam)…164
3. Hunter Lawrence (Hon)…128
4. R.J. Hampshire (Hus)…111
5. Jeremy Martin (Yam)…108
6. Jalek Swoll (Hus)…108
7. Garrett Marchbanks (Yam)…103
8. Jo Shimoda (Kaw)…99
9. Colt Nichols (Yam)…97
10. Austin Forkner (Kaw)..87

• 2021 AMA NATIONAL MOTOCROSS WINNERS AT A GLANCE

There have been three 250 Nationals and three different winners. After the last race’s surprise win by Jalek Swoll, you gotta wonder who’s long overdue for a win of their own.

Venue                                                                       450                                    250
May 29…Pala, CA………………………Dylan Ferrandis…………..Jett Lawrence
June 5….Thunder Valley, CO…….Ken Roczen………………….Justin Cooper
June 19…Mt. Morris, PA…………..Dylan Ferrandis……………Jalek Swoll
July 3…Red Bud, MI…………………..Dylan Ferrandis……………R.J. Hampshire
July 10…Southwick, MA
July 17….Millville, MN
July 24….Washougal, WA
Aug. 14…Unadilla, NY
Aug. 21…Budds Creek, MD
Aug. 28…Crawfordsville, IN
Sept. 4…Pala, CA
Sept.11…Hangtown, CA
450 points leader…Dylan Ferrandis
250 points leader…Jett Lawrence

• BELIEVE IT OR ELSE! STAR YAMAHA ADDS ANOTHER 250 RIDER TO THEIR ROSTER

Levi Kitchen (147) will hit the Big-Time on Saturday.

The Star Racing Yamaha team has announced that 250 amateur rider Levi Kitchen will make his Pro debut this Saturday at the Red Bud National. Levi signed with the Star Racing in December of 2020 after riding for the Rock River Yamaha team in the 2019 and 2020 seasons as an amateur. After Red Bud, Levi will continue to train for the Loretta Lynn National Amateur Championship on August 2-7, where he will compete in the 250 Pro Sport and Open Pro Sport classes. After Loretta’s, Levi will go Pro full-time and continue with the Star Racing Yamaha team through the remaining five rounds of 2021 AMA Nationals.

• SEE IT NOW! AMA NATIONAL TV SCHEDULE: SOUTHWICK BROADCAST ON NBCSN THE NEXT DAY AT 1:00 P.M. (EASTERN)

Don’t put your trust in this official TV broadcast schedule. As many discovered with the first AMA National broadcast, it can change suddenly and without warning. Also, take a close look at the broadcast times on the over-the-air NBC Sports showings that the majority of people rely on. For example, note that there are several next day showings—most notably Southwick, Budds Creek and Hangtown. And check out the date and time of the Washougal broadcast on NBC Sports.

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What’s in the August issue of MXA? There are close-up photos and details on the 2022 Hondas, KTMs and Husqvarnas. Plus , we ride the 2021 World Two-Stroke Championship winning Yamaha YZ300 from Twisted Development to see what’s under the hood. In an effort to get out of town and up in the mountains, we tested a 2021 Yamaha YZ250FX cross-country bike. We sat down with two distinctly different people for this issues. Craig Shoemaker filled us in on how Fly/WPS survived the Covid pandemic and what the aftereffects will be on the 2021 riding year. Then, we interviewed the “fiercest man in motocross.” Heikki Mikkola couldn’t have been nicer to MXA. He answered all of our questions and told us some amazing facts about his Grand Prix career. And, as the ultimate kicker, we had Jamie Ellis build us a full-race, no holds barred KTM 450SXF. It was so fast that even the Pros ran it on the mellow map!

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• “ON ANY SUNDAY” RETURNS TO THEATERS IN OCTOBER FOR ITS 50TH ANNIVERSARY

The acclaimed 1971 Oscar nominated documentary motorcycle film “On Any Sunday” will return to theaters nationwide this fall with an enhanced picture and audio release from Bruce Brown Films to kick-off and to celebrate the 50th Anniversary of the iconic motion picture. The process to repair, to re-color, and to remix the groundbreaking documentary by director Bruce Brown, maker of The Endless Summer (1964) began in early 2020. The re-mastered and enhanced film was originally only going to have a streaming and DVD/blu-ray release this year, but Bruce Brown Films felt a theatrical release is what the film’s director Bruce Brown (who passed away in 2017) would have wanted.

Part of the program for local screenings nationwide will be the availability of actual stars from “On Any Sunday” and other racing legends attending screenings for autographs, Q&A sessions, and more. Legendary riders, Mert Lawwill, Dave Aldana, Keith Mashburn, Jeff Ward, Ricky Johnson, Brad Lackey, David Bailey and many others have committed to being part of this unique program. Bruce Brown’s son and filmmaker, Dana Brown (Dust To Glory, Step into Liquid, On Any Sunday-The Next Chapter), will also be available for Q&A sessions. People can follow the project’s progress at www.OnAnySunday50th.com.

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The MXA wrecking crew is busy year-round testing motorcycles and producing content for the magazine and website, but once a year we compile a “reader survey” to help us learn more about our loyal magazine/website readers and viewers. We take your input on the survey to help improve both the website and monthly print content coming from Motocross Action. This year, we are offering the super cool opportunity of winning a Sunday Motors 147 Flat Track motorcycle! Completely fill out the annual MXA Reader Survey by click here. One lucky winner will be chosen at random to receive a bike from Sunday Motors and you’ll be helping us out as we strive forward continuing to testing motorcycles, parts and gear. One winner will be chosen on July 6, 2021.

• 2021 MXA 250 FOUR-STROKE SHOOTOUT VIDEO: THE REAL DEAL OF ALL SEVEN BIKES

• HUSQVARNA’S ALL-NEW ELECTRIC MOUNTAIN BIKE LINE-UP

Husqvarna E-Bicycles North America has a new electric mountain bike lineup—available through authorized Husqvarna E-Bicycles dealers in the U.S. and Canada. With seven bikes offered across the entire range, riders can be sure to find a model that suits their style with a performance-based selection of E-Bikes in the Downhill, Enduro, All Mountain and Kids categories.

For hardcore eMTB riders, the Husqvarna Extreme Cross, Hard Cross and Mountain Cross models will definitely get the blood pumping. These top range Husqvarna models are powered by the all-new Shimano E-Bike motor EP8, a revolutionary drive unit crafted to boost your ride. With an increased maximum torque of 85 Nm, riders can face the steepest climbs and toughest trails with boosted confidence, translating to maximum control and a natural riding experience.

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In the downhill category, the Extreme Cross 10 and Extreme Cross 9 models offer a purpose-built, full suspension downhill beast with 200mm travel for those serious about downhill fun. For the days you want to live life by the seat of your pants, this is a platform that will make you feel like your DH World Cup idols. With a dignified amount of power punched in, be lifted by the noticeable boost of torque when required – turning the thrill of up and downhill rides, more exhilarating than ever.

Husqvarna Hard Cross.

A perfect entry point to eMTB, the Husqvarna Hard Cross 9 and Hard Cross 7 bikes are key to building those single-track skills and confidence, while opening up new possibilities to take on terrains never considered before. A long-travel, gravity-fed, descent-loving bike, the Hard Cross equips those who are prepared with 180mm travel for a freeride experience like no other.

Husqvarna Mountain Cross.

If open mountain adventures are your passion, the Husqvarna Mountain Cross 7 or Mountain Cross 5 is the E-Bicycle for you. All-Rounders by design, every Mountain Cross model empowers its rider with the certainty to calmly master mountains, flow down hills and cruise through scenic tours – whichever comes first. With 150 mm travel, this medium travel eMTB likes to climb technical trails as well it descends them. To find your nearest authorized dealer, visit www.husqvarna-bicycles.com/en-us.html.

• WANNA RACE IN SOCAL? NEED TO RENT A BIKE? FIND A PLACE TO STAY? JUST CALL STAPO WHEN YOU CAN TRAVEL AGAIN

Dennis Stapleton at work.

In his spare time, when he’s not testing with MXA, racing in a foreign country, going to Japan or helping many of his motocross buddies, MXA test rider Dennis Stapleton opens up his house, garage, bikes and mechanics to help riders who would like to come to SoCal on a motocross vacation—and now that the coronavirus pandemic is waning in the USA and the country is opening back up, foreign riders will be able to come to America to race, train and sightee again. You should plan ahead and make your reservations now for this upcoming Summer and Fall. Dennis offers full service to all of the Southern California tracks for racers or play riders. Whether you want to rent a bike, move in for a week, race at Glen Helen or take motocross lessons—this is one-stop shopping. Just send them an email ([email protected]). If you’d like to live the SoCal lifestyle for a day, a weekend, a week, a month or three months, visit Dennis Stapleton’s’ website at www.knobbyshopsouth.org for more details!

• WHO’S WHO IN THE 2021 FIM WORLD MOTOCROSS CHAMPIONSHIP AFTER 3 OF 18 ROUNDS

Tony Cairoli (222) notched his 93rd Grand Prix victory at the second round in England, which makes him 7 wins behind the all-time record set by Stefan Everts.

2021 FIM 450 GRAND PRIX POINT STANDINGS
(after 3 of 18 races)
1. Tim Gajser (Hon)…124
2. Jeffery Herlings (KTM)…118
3. Romain Febvre (Kaw)…107
4. Tony Cairoli (KTM)…105
5. Jorge Prado (KTM)…97
6. Jeremy Seewer (Yam)…86
7. Glenn Coldenhoff (Yam)…82
8. Pauls Jonass (Gas)…82
9. Alessandro Lupino (KTM)…69
10. Jeremy Van Horebeek (Apr)…60

2020 FIM 250 World Champion Tom Vialle (20) hurt his hand, and although he tried to ride in both England and Italy, he had to sit on the sidelines and watch his points lead go to  to Mattia Guadagnini.

2021 FIM 250 GRAND PRIX POINT STANDINGS
(after 3 of 18 races)
1. Mattia Guadagnini (KTM)…113
2. Maxime Renaux (Yam)…111
3. Ruben Fernandez (Hon)…108
4. Mathys Boisrame (Kaw)…105
5. Roan Van De Moosdijk (Kaw)…99
6. Thibault Benistant (Yam)…80
7. Rene Hofer (KTM)…79
8. Simon Laengenfelder (Gas)…70
9. Jago Geerts (Yam)…67
10. Jed Beaton (Hus)…67

• 2021 FIM WORLD MOTOCROSS CHAMPIONSHIP WINNERS AT A GLANCE

After the first three GPs of the the year, there have been three different 450 winners (Gajser, Cairoli and Herlings)

Date            Venue                                                                       450                                    250
Jun. 13…Orlyonok, Russia……………………………………Tim Gajser………………..Tom Vialle
Jun. 27….Matterley Basin, England…………………….Tony Cairoli……………..Mattia Guadagnini
Jul. 4…….Maggiora, Italy………………………………………Jeffrey Herlings………Mattia Guadagnini
Jul. 18….Oss, Holland
Jul. 25…Locket, Czech Republic
Aug. 1…Lommel, Belgium
Aug. 8…Kegums, Latvia
Aug. 22…KimiRing, Finland
Sep. 5…Afyonkarahisar, Turkey
Sep. 19…Rio Sardo, Sardinia
Oct. 3…Teutschenthal, Germany
Oct. 10…Lacapelle, France
Oct. 17…Intu Xanadu, Spain
Oct. 24…Agueda, Portugal
Oct. 31…Trentino, Italy
Nov. 14…TBA, Argentina
Nov. 28…Borobudur, Java
Dec. 5… Bali, Indonesia
450 points leader…Dylan Ferrandis
250 points leader…Mattia Guadagnini

• MXGP’S NEXT STOP IS OSS, HOLLAND ON JULY 18

According to the MXGP promoters, the Swedish Grand Prix, originally scheduled for August 15, 2021, has been canceled and the Grand Prix of Latvia, originally scheduled for July 11 has been delayed because of government Covid restrictions and will now be held on August 8, 2021. In a final change, for this week, the previously announced Grand Prix of France, which did not have a track when the scheduled was released, will now be held at the Lacapelle-Marival on October 10. Lacapelle has never held a MXGP event, but was the site of two MX3 (650) World Championship rounds in 2009 and 2011.

• NITRO RALLYCROSS WILL BE AT GLEN HELEN ON NOVEMBER 20-21

Travis Pastrana’s Nitro Rallycross (NRC) is set to expand in a big way, announcing a full championship series comprising five races in 2021. In 2022, NRX will go even bigger with a 10-stop global championship with races in North America, Europe and the Middle East. The new championship will also feature a revolutionary electric vehicle supercar class, which will be introduced in 2022. Travis Pastrana said, “Since day one, I have truly believed that Nitro Rallycross has the potential to be the most exciting motorsports series on the planet. When we built the first NRX course in Utah we knew we had something special — from the drivers’ genuine smiles to the astonished fans as cars flew side-by-side over 100-foot jumps. Now, as we get ready for the next chapter of NRX, I’m more convinced than ever that this will bring top drivers from all disciplines to challenge themselves as their teams push the envelope in vehicle development. It’s going to be a hell of a ride and this is only the beginning.”

• 2021 MXA 450 SHOOTOUT: THE LONGEST AND MOST DETAILED SHOOTOUT EVER

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• KEEPING TRACK OF THE 2021 RACE SCHEDULES

The Mt. Morris fans, in their enthusiasm for Jett Lawrence, made up posters and dressed up as donuts to win a signed Jett Lawrence jersey.

2021 AMA NATIONAL MOTOCROSS CHAMPIONSHIP (REVISED)
May 29…Pala, CA
Jun 5…Thunder Valley, CO
June 19…Mt. Morris, PA
July 3…Red Bud, MI
July 10…Southwick, MA (Moved from June 26)
July 17….Millville, MN
July 24….Washougal, WA
Aug. 14…Unadilla, NY
Aug. 21…Budds Creek, MD
Aug. 28…Crawfordsville, IN
Sept. 4…Pala, CA
Sept.11…Hangtown, CA

2021 FIM GRAND PRIX CHAMPIONSHIP (REVISED)
Jun. 13…Orlyonok, Russia
Jun. 27…Matterley Basin, England
Jul. 4…Maggiora, Italy
Jul. 11…Kegums, Latvia (Moved to Aug. 8)
Jul. 18…Oss, Holland
Jul. 25…Locket, Czech Republic
Aug. 1…Lommel, Belgium
Aug. 8…Kegums, Latvia (New date)
Aug 15…Uddevall, Sweden (Canceled)
Aug. 22…KimiRing, Finland
Sep. 5…Afyonkarahisar, Turkey
Sep. 19…Rio Sardo, Sardinia
Oct. 3…Teutschenthal, Germany
Oct. 10…Lacapelle, France
Oct. 17…Intu Xanadu, Spain
Oct. 24…Agueda, Portugal
Oct. 31…Trentino, Italy
Nov. 14…TBA, Argentina
Nov. 28…Borobudur, Java
Dec. 5… Bali, Indonesia

2021 WORLD SIDECAR MOTOCROSS CHAMPIONSHIP
Aug. 1…Strassbessenbach, Ger
Aug. 22…Jinin, CzR
Aug. 29…Roggenburg, Swi
Sep. 19…Oss, Hol
Sept. 26…Rudersberg, Ger
Oct. 10…Kramolin, CzR

2021 REM RACE SCHEDULE
July 17…Glen Helen, CA
July 24…Glen Helen, CA
Aug. 7……Glen Helen, National track
Aug. 14…Glen Helen, CA
Aug. 21…Glen Helen, CA
Sept. 11…Glen Helen, CA
Sept. 18…Glen Helen, CA
Oct. 30…Glen Helen (Octobercross)
Nov. 20…Glen Helen, CA
Dec. 4…Glen Helen, CA
Dec. 18…Glen Helen, CA

REVISED 2021 SCOTTISH NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP
May 15/16…Tains
Jun. 26/27..Lochgilphead
Jul. 10… Doune (Youth)
Jul. 17…Doune (Adult )
Aug. 14/15…Rhynie
Sept. 4/5…Desertmartin, Northern Ireland
Oct. 9/10…Tain

2021 AUSTRALIAN NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP
Apr. 11…Wonthaggi, VIC
May 2 …Canberra, ACT
May 30…Gillman, SA (canceled)
Jun. 27…Maitland, NSW
Jul. 25…Wodonga, VIC
Aug. 8…Coulson, QLD
Aug. 14….Coolum, QLD
Aug. 15….Coolum, QLD

2021 ADAC GERMAN NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP (REVISED)
Jul. 4…Bielstein
Jul. 18…Tensfeld
Aug. 8…Dreetz
Sep. 5…Furstilich Drehna
Sep. 12…Gaildorf

2021 MOTOCROSS DES NATIONS
Sep. 26…Mantova, Italy

2021 REM OCTOBERCROSS
Oct. 30…Glen Helen

2021 DUBYA WORLD VET CHAMPIONSHIP
Nov. 5-7…Glen Helen

2021 PARIS SUPERCROSS
Nov. 6-7…Paris, France

FINAL 2021 AMA SUPERCROSS CHAMPIONSHIP (UPDATED)
Jan. 16 (Saturday)…Houston, TX
Jan. 19 (Tuesday)….Houston, TX
Jan. 23 (Saturday)…Houston, TX
Jan. 30 (Saturday)…Indianapolis, IN
Feb. 2 (Tuesday)….Indianapolis, IN
Feb. 6 (Saturday)…Indianapolis, IN
Feb. 13 (Saturday)…Orlando, FL
Feb. 20 (Saturday)…Orlando, FL
Mar. 6 (Saturday)…Daytona Beach, FL
Mar. 13 (Saturday)…Arlington, TX
Mar. 16 (Tuesday)… Arlington, TX
Mar. 20 (Saturday)…Arlington, TX
Apr.10 (Saturday)…Atlanta, GA
Apr.13 (Tuesday)…Atlanta, GA
Apr.17 (Saturday)…Atlanta, GA
Apr. 24 (Saturday)…Salt Lake City, UT
May 1 (Saturday)…Salt Lake City, UT

FINAL 2021 AMA KICKER ARENACROSS CHAMPIONSHIP
Jan. 8…….Starkville, MS
Jan. 9…….Starkville, MS
Jan. 15…….Lubbock, TX
Jan. 16…….Lubbock, TV
Jan. 22…….Guthrie, OK
Jan. 23…….Guthrie, OK
Jan. 29…….Denver, CO
Jan. 30…….Denver, CO
Feb. 5…….Tampa, Fl
Feb. 6…….Tampa, Fl
Mar. 5…….Amarillo, TX
Mar. 6…….Amarillo, TX

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