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Cycle News 2019 Issue 35 September 4

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FLAT TRACK AMERICAN FL AT TRACK CHAMPIONSHIP ROUNDS 15 & 16/AUGUST 31 & SEPTEMBER 2, 2019 ILLINOIS STATE FAIRGROUNDS/SPRINGFIELD, ILLINOIS P64 Racing, Indian FTR750) joined Bronson Bauman in a fight over third. Mees and Carver slowly pulled away from the pack. "I felt like Jeffrey was the next-best guy," said Mees. "I thought if he and I could get in a line and tow, we would probably pull away, as long as we didn't mess each other's pace up by drafting and trying to stuff each other. I applaud Jeffrey because he stayed right on my heels and went around the racetrack and didn't try to dice it up." Briar Bauman joined the battle for third along with Bryan Smith (Crosley Brands/Howerton Motor- sports, Kawasaki Ninja 650). Lap middle of the track, riding at the top of the groove and pushing it up. That was where Mees bolted to with Jeffrey Carver (Roof-Sys- tems of Dallas, TX/Indian of Metro Milwaukee, Indian FTYR750) and Bronson Bauman (Indian Motorcy- cle/Progressive Insurance, Indian FTR750) right behind. Briar Bauman tried to go to the bottom of the racetrack, but just couldn't roll the turns and was forced to move up where he encountered heavy traffic. Rob Pearson (RJ Performance/Hite Trucking/Country Saloon, Indian FTR750), Brandon Robinson (Kennedy Racing/Armbruster Racing, Indian FTR750) and Ste- phen Vanderkuur (Amsoil/Hodder PRODUCTION TWINS CARNAGE On Monday, there was a nasty crash on the first lap of a Production Twins heat race. It appeared Jeremy Higgins bounced off the wall and fell midway down the back straight. When he fell, it collected Tanner Dean, and both riders tumbled a long ways down the track. Higgins' bike broke in two with the back half going over the wall. Despite the severity of the accident, both riders are expected to make a full recovery from their injuries. RAIN, RAIN GO AWAY After having a near full house on Saturday, the heavy rain overnight that pushed Sunday's race back to Briefly... Mees edged out Carver for Saturday's win.

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