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again besting Jacobsen by 3.3
seconds, with Davis again third,
just over one-tenth of a second
from Jacobsen.
Tyler Scott (Vision Wheel M4
Ecstar Suzuki) was fourth, albeit
29 seconds off Scholtz's winning
pace, with Kayla Yaakov (Rahal
Ducati Moto w/ Xpel) in fifth.
In the series points, Scholtz
leads on 242 to Jacobsen's 235,
and Davis holds third on 186.
Stock 1000
JD Beach had his best weekend
since joining the Stock 1000
class on the Real Steel Honda,
taking pole by a massive seven-
tenths of a second from the sur
-
race wins to open his title lead
to
seven points from his arch-
rival PJ Jacobsen (Rahal Ducati
Moto w/ Xpel).
In a processional opening
race, Scholtz cleared off to take
a 4.9-second win over Jacob
-
sen, who in turn was seven
seconds
up on Celtic/Economy
Lube+Tire/Warhorse HSBK Duca
-
ti's Cameron Petersen, who got
the better of
Davis by less than
one-tenth of a second at the line.
Josh Hayes (BPR Racing
Yamaha) was fifth, but a mas
-
sive 20.2 seconds adrift of the
third-place battle.
Race two was another Scholtz
benefit, the South African once
Lewis rounded
out the top 10.
Herrin's crash and eventual
14th place after some running re-
pairs in the pits tightens the title
fight
substantially. He now leads
Fong 242 points to 237, with
Beaubier third on 226. Gagne
holds fourth on 187, while Es
-
calante sits fifth with 136 points.
Motovation Supersport
Class number one Mathew
Scholtz (Strack Racing Yamaha)
made it a perfect weekend in
the scenic green countryside of
VIR with pole position—albeit by
the smallest of margins of two-
thousandths of a second from
teammate Blake Davis—and two
Mathew Scholtz
(1) shined like
a diamond in
Virginia, taking
pole position, two
wins, and a seven-
point title lead.
Blake Davis (22)
and PJ Jacobsen
(15) both took
podiums.
