Nico Lau and Tracy Moseley Win Tweedlove Enduro World Series

Round two of the 2014 Enduro World Series has wrapped up at the Tweedlove Festival in Scotland, and after two days of racing, Nico Lau has held onto his day 1 lead to claim his first ever EWS win. The race was plenty eventful bordering on chaotic at times, with the trails of day 1 proving a handful for many of the top names. Both Jared Graves and Martin Maes struggled mightily through the first day, but with strong showing here on day 2 including a stage win each, both have managed to limit the damage and salvage important points for the overall. Justin Leov has confirmed his huge potential with a personal-best second place, which also sees the Kiwi DHer-come-Enduro racer climb onto his second-ever EWS podium. Local boy Joe Barnes kept his head cool and the throttle pinned to make his maiden EWS podium climb, for third. Florian Nicolai and Francois Bailly-Maitre round out the top 5 completing a dominant showing for the French, even in the absence of Jerome Clementz and Nicolas Vouilloz (both injured).

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2014 Enduro World Series Round 2 Men's Results (full results)

In the women's Tracy Moseley thoroughly dominated from the outset, winning 7 out of 8 stages on her way to victory by 45 seconds over Anne-Caroline Chausson and Cecile Ravanel. With Leov taking an impressive 2nd place in the men's, the Trek Factory Racing Enduro Team will further consolidate its round 1 lead in the team standings.