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Cycle News 2024 Issue 10 March 12

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seconds from former class cham- pion Rocco Landers in his debut with the RevZilla/Motul/Vance & Hines Suzuki team on the all-new Suzuki GSX-8R. Rodio's team- mate, 15-year-old Alessandro Di Mario took a maiden Twins Cup podium in his first visit to Daytona with third in race two. "I was just having fun," Rodio said. "It was a perfect week - end, we led every session by at least four-tenths; I broke the track record on race tires. I love Daytona. It's a great place, and this was the best possible start to the season." In the championship, Rodio leads on a perfect 50 points from Landers on 31 and Di Ma - rio third on 29. pionship was all about one man—Rodio Racing - Powered by Robem Engineering's Gus Rodio. The current Twins Cup number two from season 2023 clearly has no intention of repeating the result this year as he sped to two utterly dominant race wins at Daytona, the first by 11.4 seconds from Giaccmoto Yamaha Racing's Dominic Doyle and class rookie Avery Dreher (TopPro Racing Team Yamaha). Race two was another Rodio affair as he triumphed by 11.02 lap. Herfoss got in too hot, lost his drive and Wyman pounced. Then Australian almost pulled Wyman back by the line but came up an infuriating 0.137 of a second short, with Rispoli coming home third, once again. Fourth went to O'Hara, 3.2 seconds down on the win, with Gillim rounding out the top five. O'Hara salvaged some pride by winning the two-lap Challenge race ahead of Herfoss and Gillim. In the championship, Wyman leads on 50 points from Herfoss on 40 and Rispoli third on 32. BELLISSIMOTO TWINS CUP The opening round of the MotoAmerica Twins Cup Cham- DAYTONA 200 / MARCH 7-9, 2024 DAYTONA INTERNATIONAL SPEEDWAY / DAYTONA BEACH, FLORIDA ROAD RACE I MOTOAMERICA / FIM NORTH AMERICAN ROAD RACING CHAMPIONSHIP P86 Cory West (13) held on for the tightest of wins on the Harley ahead of a mad gaggle of riders in the second Super Hooligan race.

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