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Cycle News 2023 Issue 30 August 1

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The day was both a miracle and a catastrophe for Daniels, who missed out on the golden opportunity to pad his title lead. Still, he was beyond fortunate to only lose three points to Mees in the end and now sits just a single point back (296-295) of the reigning champion in their season-long battle for Grand National Championship su - premacy. While immediate disaster was averted, it may still prove to be Meanwhile, Moto Anatomy X powered by Royal Enfield's Johnny Lewis, Rackley Racing teammates Davis Fisher and Ben Lowe, and Mission Roof Systems' Brandon Robinson completed the top 10. Reflecting on his victorious Peoria performance, race-winner Beach said, "The whole day, it was tough. Everybody is so close here. Everyone has raised their game, not just the top four but the top 10. Everyone is go- ing so fast. "I just felt like I was a little bit off all day, I was spinning real bad and was nervous for the main event. But in the main, I got a great start and got out front quickly. I made one mis- take over the jump and one mis- take in turns three and four. It looked like Dallas and the group were pretty close. I kept hear- ing my bike, but I was thinking it was their bikes, so I thought they were on me the whole race. "At the red flag, I asked my crew how close the guys were, and they said they were a one of the slower sort, as Dan- iels now needs to perform two points better than Mees over the season's final four races, three of which appear to favor the legendary master. Speaking of legends, "King" Henry Wiles was not quite his vintage self, but he escaped the indignity of being put a lap down by finishing as the final rider on the lead lap in sixth aboard the Briggsauto.com/Martin Truck - ing Indian FTR750. VOLUME ISSUE AUGUST , P81 better for JD. It was a little bit better for me when it was drier. So, I just tried to buckle down and match JD's pace, but he checked out early. I was trying to manage second. I felt like I found a little bit of pace but going into turn three, there's this really big rock. I saw it there, but on the next lap, it got moved out into the racing line. Be- fore I knew it, I was down. It's a huge bummer. I came here knowing this was going to be a race that was good for me—a place I could most likely make up points on Jared, but instead I'm losing them." MYOWNRACE

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