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Cycle News 2024 Issue 33 August 20

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VOLUME ISSUE AUGUST , P83 appearance was in the mix with West, O'Hara, Herfoss, Schultz and the third Saddlemen/Harley- Davidson of Travis Wyman, hitting the front at three-quar - ters race distance and looked good for the win until he was swamped at the end of the back straight, crossing the line third behind West and O'Hara. Drama followed as Fillmore was prevented from joining the podium celebrations due to his race entry being allowed to race but, according to MotoAmerica, not being eligible for points or trophies, much to the surprise of his team in parc ferme. That elevated Herfoss to third behind race winner West and runner-up O'Hara, with West now only just leading the series ahead of O'Hara, 147 to 143. Jake Lewis is third on 113. Harley-Davidson benefit, Jake Lewis emerging the clear win - ner in race one after making the break at mid-race distance from teammate Cory West and KWR/Harley-Davidson's Hayden Schultz, the Motor Company locking out the top three. Reigning champion Tyler O'Hara (S&S/Indian Motorcycle) had teammate Troy Herfoss to contend with but still pulled an important fourth for his title challenge, Herfoss settling for fifth, 5.5 seconds off the race- winning pace. Race two was one of the races of the weekend, where wildcard Chris Fillmore (HMC KTM USA), who suffered a clutch failure just off the start of race one, had no such troubles. The former AMA Superbike rider in his first Super Hooligans Sean—I tried one pass on him, and he passed me straight back so I didn't want to risk anything. I just sat there and relaxed and went for it in the last two laps." The double win—Herrin's first in his lengthy MotoAmerica Superbike career and Josh's third straight race win after tri - umphing in race two at Laguna Seca—sees him in the box seat in the series heading into the penultimate round at Circuit of The Americas, where they'll have three races and 75 points to play for. He leads the title on 244 points, with Fong and Gagne tied for second on 192. SUPER HOOLIGANS Two races for the fourth round of the Misson Foods Super Hooligans National Champion - ship were a Team Saddlemen/ Matthew Chapin (95) was on fire in Junior Cup, taking two wins.

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