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Cycle News 2020 Issue 37 September 15

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IIIMY OWN RACE: 1 CAMERON BEAUBIER 1-1 SUPERBIKE "Truthfully, I thought I was going to have a li le advantage on these guys going into the second part of that race a er the red flag because I was on that harder op on re," Beaubier said. "I knew the so er re heat cycles, and the grip definitely drops a li le bit. I was riding as hard as I could from them. I was barely, barely inching away and some mes I really wasn't. I'm super happy that we had a good weekend here in New Jersey. It was an incredible weekend. We had perfect weather both days. It was great to ride in front of all these fans. We just need to keep going. We can't get comfortable because both these guys keep making steps." 97 ROCCO LANDERS 1-1 TWINS CUP "I'm stoked," Landers declared a er his race-two win. "It's a great week- end. This is my new favorite track. A er the first lap, I was trying to get a couple good laps. I figured it would be me and Sam (Lochoff) the whole race, and then lap two, I looked back, and he wasn't there. I had a moment going through turn six, I believe, mid-race. I just tried to se le down in the mid-30 lap mes. I'm stoked. Awesome weekend." ROAD RACING FIM NORTH AMERICAN ROAD RACE CHAMPIONSHIP ROUND 6 / SEPTEMBER 11-13, 2020 NEW JERSEY MOTORSPORTS PARK / MILLVILLE, NJ P82 However, it's clear now that Beaubier's talents would be best tested at the world level, against the best WorldSBK riders. There's a spare Pata Yamaha without a rider for 2021, and Beaubier himself has said he'd welcome the op- portunity to race it should the team give him the nod. Jonathan Rea has singled Beaubier out as one of the best talents outside WorldSBK, and it might be time the MotoAmerica head honchos use their administrative weight to get Beaubier that bike and prove their mantra of grooming riders for the world stage. (Right) Kyle Wyman (33) had a rejuvenated weekend in New Jersey. Following his disastrous round at The Ridge, the Ducati man piloted the V4 R to fourth in race one but faded to sixth in race two. (Below) Turn one, race one, and Gagne (32) is looking racy. He was close to Beaubier (1) before throwing it away halfway around the first lap.

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