There’s a long way to go, but a podium result is possible if I can keep things together – that’s the goal.” Mario Roman (Sherco) Overall, I’m happy to get a big day like this in on my Beta and I feel like I’m riding well, with more to come. But they were fairly normal for a race like this. “ I had a good start this morning and just made a couple of little errors in the second half of the day. I’m excited to sleep in a tent!” Manuel Lettenbichler (KTM) Jonny Walker (Beta) We’re heading into new riding areas and with tomorrow night’s bivouac there should be good vibes at the finish. Graham rode insanely good and when he’s at his best like that, he’s tough! I feel like I’m off to a good start in Red Bull Romaniacs, tomorrow will be interesting and I’m excited for the marathon stage. The pace of everyone up to the first service point was so high and we were all on the limit for sure. “ I’m happy with that result today, I felt like I put in a solid ride. Graham Jarvis (Husqvarna) Manuel Lettenbichler (KTM)
Yeah, tomorrow night in a tent should be interesting for an old guy like me, but I’m battling on!” It’s been a little bit of a surprise to win today, but I’m happy with that result because I feel like my riding is good. I dropped into a hole early on, got lost in the mist, but then found my rhythm and started to pick off some riders. Remaining fast, but preserving both rider and machine, will prove crucial in order to enjoy a relaxing night under the stars! Graham Jarvis (Husqvarna) Competitors will end the day in the forest where no outside assistance is allowed. Offroad Day 2 marks the beginning of the all-important marathon stage. Walker edged out Roman, jumping from 12th to fourth, with Roman taking fifth, just 25 seconds behind the Beta rider in the overall standings.
Working their way through traffic from 11th and 12th respectively, Roman and Walker gained the most places on Offroad Day 1.
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