Morning mist hanging over the track, with inbound rain bands, some riders called it quits on the morning session and waiting it out until the afternoon to ride.
Uplifts weren't as big of a journey as previous rounds, they were long, but the drivers made great use of communications to get the riders up as quick as possible.
When filming for these episodes, there is very little pushing back up the hill - unless you crash and have to redo the shot as was the case here.
Pat looking happy to have some new Troy Lee Designs Gear. This stuff is awesome, lightweight, breathable and looks brilliant.
Some sent this kicker, but the fastest line down was on the ground, allowing momentum to be sustained on exit.
This was a gap that only few a were able to do. There were two lines into it - one high and another low, both off camber and both going down the hill. Here Pat shows us how easy it can be done when you have the right skills.
Pat keeping composed while flying into the road gap. Taking out the top spot by a blistering 17 seconds!
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