Daniels Injured
A
FT SuperTwins points leader,
Dallas Daniels of the Es-
tenson Racing Yamaha Team,
suffered a broken femur while
practicing on July 21. He under-
went surgery the following day
and will be out of action for the
foreseeable future.
At the time of the incident,
Daniels enjoyed a 19-point lead
in the AFT SuperTwins Champi
-
onship over defending champ
Jared Mees and had been on the
podium in every race this year.
Following the July 28 Peoria
TT, he still leads but by just one
point over Mees, who has a
14-point advantage over third-
place Brandon Robinson.
The Estenson Team recruited
TT star JD Beach for the Peoria
race, which he has won three
times. Despite this year focusing
his attention on MotoAmerica
Superbike racing with the Tytlers
Cycle Racing BMW Team, Beach
finished second to winner Briar
Bauman.
"First and foremost, I'm
heartbroken for Dallas and the
Estenson team," Beach said.
"I've been lucky enough to have
been around Dallas quite a
bit since he was 15. We have
trained together a lot and trav
-
eled together."
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VOLUME ISSUE JULY , P33
AFT SuperTwins points
leader Dallas Daniels
suffered a broken femur
while training for the
Peoria TT.
Marchbanks Reunites
With Kawasaki
G
arrett Marchbanks has officially rejoined the
Monster Energy/Pro Circuit Kawasaki team, ef-
fective immediately. Marchbanks recently departed
the Muc-Off Club MX Yamaha squad, in which he
competed in the 450cc class, and has reunited with
the team he was with from 2018 to 2020.
Marchbanks will bump back down to the 250s
and will make his second-career Kawasaki debut in
the AMA Pro Motocross Championship at Unadilla
on August 10.
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Garrett Marchbanks is back with his old
team, Monster Energy/Pro Circuit Kawasaki.
