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Cycle News 2019 Issue 10 March 12

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Gauthier Returns to Flat Track J ust days ahead of the 2019 Daytona TT, D&D Cycles and FlatTrack.com announced its intent to field a rider in the AFT Singles class. Dalton Gauthier, the winner of the original Daytona TT in 2017, will be making a return to American Flat Track for the 2019 season. After successfully completing AFT's Road to Recovery program, Gauthier is clear to return for the 2019 season. The 20-year-old from Pennsylvania was informed that he would, once again, be eligible to compete with one day remaining to apply for his AFT Singles license and enter for the Daytona TT. Gauthier will ride a Moto Anatomy Solid Performance KTM 450 SX-F, backed by Certified Plumbing. "I'm really happy to be back at the races and to be riding for D&D Cycles with Rob Mclendon as my tuner," he said. "I have put in a lot of work during the off season by doing more riding, and stepping up my training. I'm very grateful to have support from the people in my corner and on my team." "Dalton called up late last year wanting to get back on track," said Rob Mclendon of D&D Cycles. "We made a deal that if he gave me 110%, I would do the same and take him rac- ing. I've never seen a rider more motivated to get back on track and get back to winning. We couldn't be more thankful for the opportunity to return to American Flat Track." CN IN THE WIND P46 Daulton Gauthier is ready to get back to racing again. PHOTO: SCOTT HUNTER/AFT MXGP Of China (Shanghai) Rescheduled T he fifth round of the 2019 FIM Motocross World Champion- ship on May 1, foreseen as the MXGP of China in Shanghai, has been rescheduled due to the ter- rible and extreme weather condi- tions that occurred in the Shang- hai region for the last four months with continuous heavy rain. The change of date comes after the official requests of the Chi- nese National Federation CAMF and the local Organizer to FIM and Youthstream. The MXGP of China in Shanghai will be a major event in the annual calendar of the People's Republic of China and up until recently the exceptional non-stop period of rain completely blocked the work of preparing the venue and the build-up of the track. The forecast for the upcom- ing weeks is the same and those conditions could bring a high risk of cancelling the event. The weather conditions forced the decision of holding the Shang- hai Grand Prix on the 14th and 15th of September. CN

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