Benoit wins Super Final at TransCan in Walton

By Kate Stockmann

August 24, 2016 - 7:21am

There's a new king of Walton. Kaven Benoit won the Canadian National Pro Open Superfinal at the Parts Canada Transcan, earning the "King of Walton Sword."

Other special award winners include:

Tanner Ward - 2016 Direct Motocross ‘Total Devotion Award’ Nicolas Cryer - 2016 ‘Alpinestars Bronze Boot' Kennedy Lutz - 'Scott Sports Golden Goggle Award' Jesse Kirchmeyer - 'GPF Recovery Award' Casey Keast - 'Rick Joseph Award' Preston Masciangelo - 'Dunlop Top Mini Award' Marco Canella - 'Yamaha Factory Ride' Wilkinson - 'Dan Pelletier Memorial Award' Bradly Mansfield - 'Wiseco Most Improved Award' Austin Watling - 'Real Deal Training MX Award' Yamaha - Manufacturer's Cup

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