FLAT TRACK
AMERICAN FL AT TRACK CHAMPIONSHIP
ROUND 19/SEPTEMBER 28, 2019
MEADOWL ANDS/EAST RUTHERFORD, NEW JERSEY
P80
The top four were set for
the rest of the race. Henry
Wiles (Bandit Industries/DPC
Racing/Wilco Racing, Indian
FTR750) made a last-lap pass
for fifth over Carver and Rob
Pearson (RJ Performance/
Hite Trucking/Country Saloon,
Indian FTR750). Jake Johnson
(Estenson Racing/Monster
Energy, Yamaha MT-07) held off
Jarod Vanderkooi (Harley-Da-
vidson Motor Company/Vance
& Hines, Harley-Davidson
XG750R) for eighth.
PJ Jacobsen (Coolbeth-Nila
Racing/Weiss Racing, Indian
FTR750) filled out the top 10.
much as over after that. He was
able to come from the penalty
line to finish 15th.
Jeffrey Carver (Roof-Systems
of Dallas, TX/Indian of Metro
Milwaukee, Indian FTR750)
held third early, but Brandon
Robinson (Harley-Davidson Mo-
tor Company/Vance & Hines,
Harley-Davidson XG750R) was
able to take over on lap three.
In such a short race, there is no
time for strategy; they had to take
advantage of any opportunity that
presented itself. It was Bronson
Bauman making the most signifi-
cant charge of the race fighting
his way into third on lap five.
IIIMY OWN RACE:
to do would have been. They should
have put the grader out there before
the main event. I think they should
have tried to fix it and had us run half
the laps. Last year it was pre y heavy
in prac ce, but it got brushed off and
ended up being great. [Hopefully they
will] let us come back, we need to
come back."
37 BRONSON BAUMAN
3RD AFT TWINS
"I'm happy to end the season on a
high note and am ready for a break.
It's been a long season," said Bronson
Bauman. "I was behind Carver and
Robinson, and I was content there. I
wasn't forcing the issue on that track.
I was just happy to stay upright and
come away with a podium. One and
two were the rougher end of the track.
I just kind of felt like I had a be er line
going into one and two. I went straight
through the rough stuff then turned
late. That's just kind of what worked
out for me."
1 DAN BROMLEY
3RD AFT SINGLES
"I ended the season on a high note for
myself—I gave it everything I had—
but being that I am 6'3" and weigh
30 pounds more than all the riders,
it put me at a big disadvantage this
year. In the main event, I was able to
Mikey Rush won the Singles main event.
