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Cycle News 2026 Issue 28 July 14

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ing the door for Petersen and the chasing pack. What then developed was another last-lap battle, with points leader Scholtz defend- ing against Sean Dylan Kelly for third. Scholtz was precise, leading the closing laps until the final turn. SDK made a move in the final corner that he held until the line, claiming third place, 8.858 seconds behind the winner. Scholtz finished a close fourth, just two-tenths of a sec - ond behind SDK after climbing from eighth on the grid. Scholtz retained the championship lead by just two points going into Sunday's race. Warhorse HSBK Ducati Flo - 4Law's Loris Baz rounded out the top five, finishing 15.283 seconds behind Beach. Other notable finishers included OrangeCat Racing's Jayson Uribe in sixth and At- tack Performance Progressive Yamaha's Bobby Fong in sev- enth. Warhorse HSBK Ducati Flo4Law's Benjamin Smith, M4 Ecstar Suzuki's Richie Escalante, and Real Steel Honda's Hayden Gillim completed the top 10. Beach repeated his Saturday masterclass on Sunday by lead - ing all 20 laps. Beach, start- ing second on the grid, again wasted no time at the start, seizing the lead before the end of the opening lap and never looking back. While Saturday's victory was a career milestone for Beach in the dry, Sunday's performance solidified his dominance, as he maintained a consistent pace that opened a comfortable gap from the rest of the field and ultimately crossed the finish line 3.437 seconds ahead of his nearest rival, securing his fifth career Superbike victory. Petersen, who started from ROUND 5 / JULY 10-12, 2026 WEATHERTECH RACEWAY LAGUNA SECA / MONTEREY, CALIFORNIA ROAD RACE I MOTOAMERICA AMA/FIM NORTH AMERICAN ROAD RACING CHAMPIONSHIP P80 2 JOSH HERRIN 2ND/1ST SUPERSPORT "That feels good to get that win for my team," Josh Herrin said after his race- two win. "Yesterday I rode a different race than I'm used to running, and I think it just affected me. Today, I needed to put the pressure on, battle with him [Darryn Binder]. That's what I know how to do. We just needed to put the pressure on. I knew eventually he'd make a mistake, and he did. We really needed that points jump there. Bummed that Kayla went down, but I'm sure she'll bounce back at Ohio real good." MYOWNRACE

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