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Korey McMahon won at the Australian enduro championship, AusEnduro. With Jake Snodgrass also returning to the series, the title fight is intensifying further.
Once a returning rider enters the mix, how you read a race changes instantly. McMahon may have won, but if Snodgrass gets his pace back, the balance of power shifts again. Enduro is a long haul, so this kind of coming and going of riders is what makes a season interesting.
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The terrain that serves as the stage for enduro racing sounds like the kind of scenery worth visiting on a tour, if you can watch the race there.
Is AusEnduro a domestic Australian championship separate from the world championship?
Right, it's Australia's domestic enduro championship, a series that also functions as a stepping stone toward international competition.
Australia's enduro scene looks like it has tough terrain too, so it seems like it'll make for a genuinely compelling race to watch.
How close to full form he actually was in his comeback race, and how Snodgrass's side of things actually turned out, is what I'm curious about.
It says the competition heated up the instant he came back, so there's a good chance he was actually running near the front.
McMahon winning might be the expected outcome, but it gets unpredictable and fun once a returning rider gets thrown into the mix.
Snodgrass returning to the series and heating up the title fight is exactly the kind of development enduro fans can't get enough of.
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