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Cycle News 2020 Issue 42 October 20

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FLAT TRACK PROGRESSIVE AMERICAN FLAT TRACK CHAMPIONSHIP ROUND 14-15 / OCTOBER 16-17, 2020 DAY TONA INTERNATIONAL SPEEDWAY/ DAY TONA BEACH, FLORIDA P62 to expand his points lead over Mees going into the final race Saturday night. He first passed Rackley Racing's Rob Pearson for third and then Vanderkooi for second in the final moments of the race. So, it was mission ac- complished with his rival in fourth and 14 points separating them going into the final race. Although he was hoping for better, it was still a job well done for the young Vanderkooi who fin- ished third for the factory Harley- Davidson squad. Saturday's season finale was a bit of chaos with rain coming in after the day's qualifying sessions. Looking to get the main events in, especially for the yet-to-be-de- Robinson used the same strategy though, he got to the front early, passing Harley-Davidson Vance & Hines' Jarod Vanderkooi and checked out for the win. "I knew how Daytona goes in a main event," Robinson said. "You just have to keep it smooth, hit your marks and try to minimize your mistakes. The track position is very important here, especially in the early goings of the race. We were able to get that separa- tion and get out front and get a good gap early. That was the big- gest key to last night. For me, it was another typical Daytona, just this time on Twins." Bauman, who wasn't going to leave anything to chance, wanted three weeks ago at the Dallas Half-Mile I. That fight made vic- tory even sweeter as he won both nights to break his win drought this season." "It's good to get that monkey off the back, for sure," Robinson said. "I don't want to say I didn't expect it, but with everything that we've had to fight through it was awesome to get the win for the team." The Daytona Short Track has always been one of those races where you could expect the unexpected, but especially this year since it was the first time the series raced Twins on the quarter-mile track at the iconic Daytona International Speedway. An ecstatic James Rispoli sealed the deal on the AFT Production Twins Championship a night early.

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