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Daytona 675R on pole!
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Only one pole and only one Daytona! Rock on!
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And now for something extra special...
http://www.roadracingworld.com/news/article/?article=45217
http://www.roadracingworld.com/news/article/?article=45217
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That's great. :bowdown:
Looks like Brian Van from STG made it to the 23rd position. Now that's cool too.
Looks like Brian Van from STG made it to the 23rd position. Now that's cool too.
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SPOILER ALERT Mid-Ohio
SPOILER ALERT...
Proceed no further if you don't want to know what happened.
OK, now for the rest of you.
I was at Mid-Ohio today and witnessed the Supersport race.
It was an impressive performance by Dustin Dominguez. P2 qualifier James Rispoli got a better start and led the first few laps. Dominguez was in second but was a couple of seconds back after two laps. But Dominguez put in the kind of panic-free, error-free performance you'd expect from a more experienced rider.
He gradually reeled in Rispoli, and in the process he turned a race lap that was faster than his qualifying time. When he saw the opportunity, he passed for the lead. Then he gradually and steadily built up a lead and Rispoli realized he needed to settle for second and not do anything crazy trying to catch Dominguez, as third place was pretty far back. There was a lot of smart riding for a Supersport class race.
The only "moment" for Dominguez came two laps from the end when he was trying to get past a cluster of four lappers in the Esses section (if you know Mid-Ohio, you know that's not a passing area). Going around the outside of the group, he was off the usual racing line and the bike very nearly high-sided him, but he held on.
Fine ride. Congrats to Dustin and Team Latus Motors.
SPOILER ALERT...
Proceed no further if you don't want to know what happened.
OK, now for the rest of you.
I was at Mid-Ohio today and witnessed the Supersport race.
It was an impressive performance by Dustin Dominguez. P2 qualifier James Rispoli got a better start and led the first few laps. Dominguez was in second but was a couple of seconds back after two laps. But Dominguez put in the kind of panic-free, error-free performance you'd expect from a more experienced rider.
He gradually reeled in Rispoli, and in the process he turned a race lap that was faster than his qualifying time. When he saw the opportunity, he passed for the lead. Then he gradually and steadily built up a lead and Rispoli realized he needed to settle for second and not do anything crazy trying to catch Dominguez, as third place was pretty far back. There was a lot of smart riding for a Supersport class race.
The only "moment" for Dominguez came two laps from the end when he was trying to get past a cluster of four lappers in the Esses section (if you know Mid-Ohio, you know that's not a passing area). Going around the outside of the group, he was off the usual racing line and the bike very nearly high-sided him, but he held on.
Fine ride. Congrats to Dustin and Team Latus Motors.
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SICK!!!!
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The British are coming.
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Thanks! Couldn't do it without all your support!
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