31 HANK VOSSBERG
1ST/1ST TWINS CUP
Fifteen-year-old Hank Vossberg took
pole and won both Twins Cup races.
"It kind of sucks that we got pushed
to the end of the day," said Vossberg.
"Nerves built up. But it gave me more
time to think about what I can improve
on. I definitely was able to do that in
today's race. Congrats to those boys.
They were ripping and giving me a
run for my money. I've got to give it
up to the team for giving me such a
fast 2026 Aprilia RS 660 to ride."
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all but the last corner of the first
lap as Scholtz blasted up the in-
side, forcing the Strack Yamaha
to
the lead and immediately
opening a gap.
One lap later, Scholtz was
1.4 seconds up the road, and it
was all over, bar the shouting,
as Beach and Beaubier contin
-
ued their personal battle until
lap six,
when Beaubier lost the
front of the factory Ducati at the
downhill Charlotte's Web turn
four. He would remount and be
classified in 17th for no points,
three laps down.
The remainder of the race
was processional, as Scholtz fin
-
ished 6.6 seconds up on Beach,
who
in turn was 6.2 seconds up
on Sean Dylan Kelly (OrangeCat
BMW), who salvaged a podium
after a massive crash on Friday
destroyed one of his bikes.
"It was a good one," Scholtz
said. "I just tried to settle into
a decent pace, but I was hav
-
ing some front-end troubles as
I
was losing the front a lot, so I
knew I was going to have to cool
down somewhere. But I saw
19 NATHAN GOUKER
1ST/1ST TALENT CUP
Nathan Gouker swept both Mo-
toAmerica Talent Cup races at
Barber. "I can't thank the Quarterley
Racing powered by Warhorse sup-
ported by Wrench crew enough," said
Gouker. "They had a fantastic bike
all weekend. Without them, I couldn't
have done it. The pace today was
definitely way faster, but my pit board
was showing plus two seconds, so, I
was like, I got to keep pushing."
tried to stay in the front the whole
time and control the race a bit. Happy
to get the win today."
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