AMA SUPERSPORT SERIES
VOL. 51 ISSUE 11 MARCH 18, 2014 P89
they hit the International Horse-
shoe. Thornton ran wide going
into that turn and before the lap
was over he had pulled out of the
race with a problem with his ma-
chine.
Alexander was simply untouch-
able. He was turning laps nearly
a second a lap faster and by the
third lap he was gone – three
seconds ahead of a five-rider
group that included Wyatt Farris,
Cody Wyman, Mark Miller Jr., Ar-
mando Ferrer and Dustin Domin-
guez battling for second.
On lap five Dominguez went
into a spectacular broadslide go-
ing into the chicane and nearly hit
another rider, but somehow held
on and made the pass.
Mid-race sixth-place Hayden
Gillim was on the gas and with the
help of the draft turned the fast-
est lap of the race at a 1:52.906.
Farris came out on top in the
five-rider, nearly race-long battle
for second. Farris broke away in
the infield on the final lap while
the riders behind him jockeyed
for position. Gillim made a nice
last-lap charge to finish third to
round out the podium.
With his double victory Alexan-
der has taken a strong early lead
in the series standings, 60-50,
over his teammate Farris. Domin-
guez is third with 36 points – one
more than Hayden's 35. CN
Race 1
1. Corey Alexander (Suzuki)
2. Wyatt Farris (Suzuki)
3. Dustin Dominguez (Yamaha)
4. Cody Wyman (Suzuki)
5. Armando Ferrer (Yamaha)
6. Miles Thornton (Triumph)
7. Hayden Gillim (Suzuki)
8. Jason Aguilar (Yamaha)
9. Mark Miller Jr. (Yamaha)
10. Andrea Ochs (Yamaha)
Race 2
1. Corey Alexander (Suzuki)
2. Wyatt Farris (Suzuki)
3. Hayden Gillim (Suzuki)
4. Armando Ferrer (Yamaha)
5. Cody Wyman (Suzuki)
6. Dustin Dominguez (Yamaha)
7. JC Camacho (Yamaha)
8. Mark Miller Jr. (Yamaha)
9. Jason Aguilar (Yamaha)
10. Erick Sanchez (Yamaha)
The tall and lanky Alexander was the
man of the moment at Daytona.
Wyatt Farris (19) fin-
ished second in both
races. Here he leads
Hayden Gillim (69)
and Dustin Domin-
quez (68).
