BRITISH ENDURO CHAMPIONSHIP: PODIUM FINISH TO BEC CHAMPIONSHIP FOR McCANNEY
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<p>Danny McCanney: “This weekend I just wanted to stay safe, get some time on the bike and finish off my British season. It was a shortish course and test and so test times were critical, but at the same time I didn’t want to take any risks with so much hanging on the final of the Enduro World Championship this coming weekend.</p>
<p>“I still had a crash on the Sunday morning but recovered to set times within four of five seconds of David so my pace looks good for the EWC. </p>
<p>“I was happy to get third overall for the year as well, the BEC hasn’t been my priority this year and having missed a round due to the dates clash with the EWC – and losing two rounds due to weather in the middle of the year – I’m happy to take the number 3 plate into 2013. I’d like to add a big thank you to Steve Plain for this year, we won the Under 23 title and overall top performer at the British Sprint Enduro Championship and now a top three in the BEC, all without one mechanical issue. The Gas Gas EC300 Racing has been excellent as ever.”</p>
<p>Steve Plain, Gas Gas UK team manager: “Danny rode a sensible weekend, there was nothing to gain and everything to lose so he rode with his head and took what was available and made sure he’s 100% able to do the job at the French GP. It’s been a spectacular year with successes in the British Sprints, in the EWC and the ISDE and now the focus is on a big push for a great end to the season next weekend.”</p>
<p>Danny McCanney’s next race is the final round of the 2012 Enduro World Championship in France this weekend (October 20-21).</p>
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