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Cycle News 2020 Issue 35 September 1

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IIIMY OWN RACE: 1 CAMERON BEAUBIER 1-1 SUPERBIKE "It was really good to be able to get nine wins in a season and be able to pass my record that was a few years ago," Cameron Beaubier said. "That just feels really good for me. Every- thing's going so good right now. Like I said yesterday, some mes I feel like I need to get pinched. But at the same me, it's weird to say, but right now that I have the most experience in the Superbike class other than maybe Toni [Elias] or something like that. I'm just dialed in on my R1." ROAD RACE FIM NORTH AMERICAN ROAD RACE CHAMPIONSHIP ROUND 5 / AUGUST 28-30, 2020 THE RIDGE MOTORSPORTS PARK / SHELTON, WASHINGTON P74 40 SEAN DYLAN KELLY 2-1 SUPERSPORT "Definitely a crazy race," Sean Dylan Kelly said a er race two. "I'm glad I was first into the first corner to avoid everything that happened behind me. I honestly had no idea what was going on. I did hear something in the first corner. It didn't sound too good, but of course at the end of the day we all hear things while we're riding. So, I wasn't too sure what was going on. Today, I really focused on myself. I feel like yesterday I was a bit too worried about the fight with everyone, and it obviously didn't go my way. I mean, okay, P2. Good yesterday, but we're here to win. Today I just went out with a different mentality and went out there to win, and it showed in the lap mes." (Above) Jake Gagne took the first pole of his Superbike career as the SoCal rider continues to improve, race by race. Gagne took 2-3 results for the round, helping cement his second place in the championship. The Supersport encounters were rather more enthralling, especially race one between Richie Escalante (Honos Kawasaki), Sean Dylan Kelly (M4 Ecstar Suzuki) and Celtic HSBK Racing Yamaha rider, Bran- don Paasch. For three quarters of race one, the three raced within inches of each other in a dramatic display of daring and skill, with Escalante coming out on top from Kelly and Paasch. It all went topsy-turvy in race two, however, as Escalante was punted out of the race in turn one by Su- zuki's Jaret Nassaney. Paasch gave chase to Kelly but also toppled off at turn one later in the race, handing

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