Design Indian's rider Bobby
Fong won his first Big Twin fea-
ture race of the year. And he did
it by making an incredible inside
pass on Mission Foods/S&S
Cycle/Indian Challenger Team's
Tyler O'Hara, who was in the
lead. After Fong threaded the
needle—a very large needle—H-D
Screamin' Eagle's Travis Wyman
followed him through, also over-
taking O'Hara, who was quickly
shuffled from first to third, with
Wyman ending up second.
Defending class champion
Kyle Wyman was disqualified af-
ter a technical infraction, and his
teammate and younger brother
Travis now leads the champion-
ship by three points over O'Hara
with only the race at New Jersey
Motorsports Park in September
to decide it all.
SPORTBIKETRACKGEAR.COM
JUNIOR CUP
"Running with the pack" is a
continuing theme for the riders
in the SportbikeTrackGear.com
Junior Cup Championship. In vir-
tually every race, the key is to be
in the group of riders at the front,
and then make your move for the
lead in the closing laps.
Such was the case for Altus
Motorsports Kawasaki's rider
Kayla Yaakov in Junior Cup race
one. She battled hard with a
group of five riders at the front,
and on the final lap, the 15-year-
old put her head down, took
the lead, and created a gap to
ensure her second victory of the
season. Yaakov bested Sport-
bikeTrackGear.com Kawasaki's
rider Joseph LiMandri Jr. by
just over one second, who, in
turn, beat third-place finisher
and Alpha Omega Kawasaki's
rider Cody Wyman by almost the
same margin of just over one
second.
In race two, Max Van led four
of the five laps, and most impor-
tantly, the final lap, as he took the
checkered flag aboard his Sport-
bikeTrackGear.com Kawasaki.
Race-one winner Yaakov
finished second and Wyman
rounded out the podium in third.
ROUND 7 / JULY 30-31, 2022
BRAINERD INTERNATIONAL RACEWAY / BRAINERD, MINNESOTA
P74
ROAD RACE I MOTOAMERICA AMA/FIM NORTH AMERICAN ROAD RACE CHAMPIONSHIP
Bobby Fong won his first Baggers
feature race of the year.
