ROUNDS 6-7 / JUNE 27-28, 2025
ALLEN COUNTY FAIRGROUNDS / LIMA, OHIO
FLAT TRACK I AMA PROGRESSIVE AMERICAN FLAT TRACK
P108
AFT SUPERTWINS
Daniels looked to reset
the narrative on Friday after
having been helpless but to
watch as Bauman guided the
Harley-Davidson XG750R to its
first-ever premier-class vic
-
tory following eight winless
seasons, and
then another and
another, in succession.
That plan was going to per
-
fection through practice, qualify-
preseason favorite who flat-out
dominated
the proceedings in
Ohio one year ago.
This year's edition promised
to be doubly (or triply) punish-
ing, tasking and critical, with the
first-ever
Lima doubleheader
also serving as the debut of
the new Mission Triple Chal
-
lenge format to be featured on
the opening night of multiple
doubleheaders this
season.
19 JAMES OTT
9TH (8-8-12) /
5TH SUPERTWINS
G&G Racing's James Ott continues
to be poised for a breakout weekend
on the G&G Racing Yamaha. Lima
wasn't it, but a top five wasn't a bad
way to continue to tease that potential
even if he was less than satisfied with
his performance. He said, "Honestly,
all weekend I kind of rode like crap. I
was struggling quite a bit. We worked
on the bike all weekend. I worked
on myself as a rider, trying to figure
out how to basically friggin' drop my
balls. I was riding so bad all weekend.
The team put in so much work on the
bike, got it dialed. So, when the main
event came, I felt like that was the
best I rode all weekend, and the track
was so badass. Fifth place is what we
had, and I felt good at the end there.
So, it was a big turnaround for us. I
can't complain."
21 TREVOR BRUNNER
6TH (2-1-15) /
3RD SINGLES
If not for misfortune, Turner Racing
Honda's Trevor Brunner would have
MYOWNRACE
Saturday night's race reverted to the
standard single main-event format
that Briar Bauman won.
