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Cycle News 2026 Issue 36 September 9

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Buoyed initially by his historic consistency in a season when most of the wins went to his Harley-mounted rivals, Daniels found his form late. He strung together four consecutive victories en route to the title, including his Sturgis sweep and back-to-back wins at the series' most fabled races, the Peoria TT and Springfield Mile, both of which just so happen to be in his native Illinois. He said, "The day was kind of a mirror of the season. I kind of do just nicely, and that's where he ended up, edging Lowe yet again to get the job done. Lowe ended the day second on the combined order, while Bauman's win in the heavily weighted main-event three lifted him all the way to the podium despite being credited 15th in main-event two. As a result, Daniels now ranks among the elite riders to have won more than a single Grand National Championship, and he's done so at just 23 years of age. VOLUME 63 ISSUE 36 SEPTEMBER 9, 2026 P75 came alive when it mattered. You know, the whole year was up and down. I got wins when I needed to, but, more or less, I was a sec- ond- or third-place guy. But I knew going into Sturgis that it would be a good few rounds for me, and we found a few things with the bike and just started clicking. "All in all, a fantastic year," he added. "This is something I've dreamed of. I wasn't sure if it would ever happen, but it did, and I clinched my second championship. A big thanks to I started finding my groove towards the end of the race. I started moving my way forward, and I thought I was playing my cards pretty well. On the last lap, we moved up to second, but unfortunately the red flag came out. We were still credited with fifth, which is a strong day for me. It's still a great day, but at the same time it's also a little—I wouldn't say heart- breaking—but bittersweet." MYOWNRACE (Left) Davis Fisher (67) won Sunday's regular SuperTwins final for his second victory of the season. (Right) Championship contender Briar Bauman had a tough time at Springfield, with the low point bring a mechanical DNF in one of the Triple Challenge races.

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