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Cycle News 2022 Issue 39 September 27

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was never really in contention for the win, but he did well to fend off Robinson's Mission Roof Systems teammate Jarod Vanderkooi and later the charg- ing Jeffrey Carver Jr., who hustled his Dodge Brothers Racing Harley-Davidson XR750 around "VDK" and into sixth. The scene-stealing Robinson said, "We knew that starts and being aggressive were going to be important and we saw that in the main events. Guys were bumping and banging and being cutthroat. In the first main, I was able to benefit from that and sneak into the lead. But when we did that, I snapped the tip of my brake lever off, so I raced with no brakes from lap three on. That was kind of scary actually, and I don't want to ever do that again. But thankfully I figured it out and was on rails." As impressive and unlikely as Robinson's no-brakes-necessary victory may have been, it merely set the stage for the explosive drama yet to come. Bauman gradually fell from second and into the clutches of both Mees and Beach as the minutes ticked away. He was unceremoniously removed from a podium position soon after (it would get much worse for him before the day was out). Rookie phenom Daniels own desperation, as he was forced to race without brakes for the remainder of the main. While less than ideal, he had no choice but to explore the upper limits of corner speed around Cedar Lake Speedway and managed to translate that hard-earned knowl- edge into a dominant victory. VOLUME 59 ISSUE 39 SEPTEMBER 27, 2022 P91 MYOWNRACE ing season-ending doubleheader. Texter said, "We fast qualified, we won the semi, set pole in the main, and won the main. It can't get much be er than that. It was cool, man. I had fun. It was a dicey racetrack, and the race was dicey. I think people give me a lot of flack for not being aggressive enough, and people think they can push me around. And I didn't want to do anything dirty, but I am going to fight for this. It's a championship. Jesse [Janisch] is riding amazing, so I've just got to go out these last two races and have fun. That was key for me. I have two races le before I re re. I'm just enjoying it."

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