race one, the defending champ
just couldn't get to the front as
fast as Breece. With Austin Po-
litelli sandwiched between them,
Peters watched as Breece ran
away with the early lead. Then,
in main two, Peters struggled to
get through the front row. After
five laps, he managed to get into
podium territory, but Breece had
checked out with an insurmount
-
able four-plus-seconds lead.
Politelli earned a pair of thirds
after a successful heat-race win.
Night two saw the same set
of results in the final races of
the weekend. Breece got to the
lead on lap two after overtak
-
ing Crockett Meyers and never
looked back. Meanwhile, Peters
started back in ninth and took
nine whole laps to move into
second. Breece again worked
up a five-second lead and was
untouchable in race one. Politelli
battled Izaih Clark for third.
Main two saw both Breece
and Peters start out on row two.
Carnage on lap one allowed Kyle
Bitterman to lead early while
Breece sliced through the field
on the opening laps.
By lap four, the Yamaha rider
took control of the lead with
Peters hot on his heels. The gap
stayed less than one second
between the two, but Breece
managed to hold the top spot.
A clean sweep of the weekend
moves him just nine points back
from Peters.
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Friday (Round 9)
1. Ryan Breece (Yam) 1-1
2. Kyle Peters (Hon) 2-2
3. Austin Politelli (GG) 3-3
4. Kyle Bitterman (Hon) 4-5
5. Devin Harriman (KTM) 5-7
Saturday (Round 10)
1. Ryan Breece (Yam) 1-1
2. Kyle Peters (Hon) 2-2
3. Austin Politelli (GG) 3-3
4. Izaih Clark (Hon) 4-5
5. Mason Kerr (Hon) 6-6
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(Below) Breece is making the AMA
Arenacross Championship interesting
with his late season charge. (Below
right) Defending champ Kyle Peters
was second both nights and sees his
championship points lead getting
smaller and smaller.
