
"Our mod sled was working good and I got an early lead in the final," Herfindahl said. "With a win in Pro Open we had a great start to the weekend. We qualified on the front row for the Pro Stock final and I had worked into the Top 3 before blowing a belt. After that we salvaged a 12th place. Overall it was positive, and it was a fun weekend with such great weather and so many riders."

New to the Christian Brothers Racing cross-country team for 2018-2019, David Brown brings youth, speed and talent to the team in the Semi-Pro class. Brown went up against a deep field of more than 30 riders in that class, posting a 7th place finish in the final despite having brake problems. Brown also lined up in the Pro Open race where he took the 6th spot.

"I qualified 4th in Semi-Pro then in the final my brake got wet and froze," Brown said. "With my brake not working I blew a few corners and lost a bunch of time, which dropped me down to 7th. Pro Open was fun, it was my first time on a mod sled, so I was pretty happy to get 6th place. It was a great first weekend with the team and I'm looking forward to the rest of the season!"
Next up for the Christian Brothers Racing cross-country team is the Turtle River Rough Rider 100, January 5, 2019, in Manvel, North Dakota. For more information on Christian Brothers Racing visit www.christianbrosracing.com. Follow Christian Brothers Racing on Facebook, YouTube, Twitter and Instagram.
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