AMA HARLEY-DAVIDSONS
VANCE & HINES HARLEY-DAVIDSON SERIES
ROUNDS 6 & 7/AUGUST 9-10, 2014
INDIANAPOLIS MOTOR SPEEDWAY/INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA
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off at that point was very severe. I
just really couldn't hook it up any-
where. Rather than put it in the
gravel I just tried to bring it home."
Mistake aside, it was still a bet-
ter result than McWilliams' crash
the year before.
"Still great race; I just was a
lap out," McWilliams said. "Even
with my experience I'm still mak-
ing stupid mistakes like that. You
kick yourself a little bit about it
because a podium was definitely
in the cards even with the tire. I'm
happy that at least we finished
the race this year rather than
crash like I did last year."
Chilli Pepper Racing's Schultz
was sixth, followed by Nick Han-
sen on the Aerostar Global Sub-
urban Motors Harley-Davidson.
And rounding out the top 10 was
Estok, Josh Chisum and Brice
Cooper on another Suburban
Motors machine. CN
RACE ONE
1. Jeremy McWilliams
2. Ben Carlson
3. Kyle Wyman
4. Ramden Rosli
5. Steve Rapp
6. Travis Wyman
7. Danny Eslick
8. Tyler O'Hara
9. Hayden Shultz
10. David Estok
RACE TWO
1. Steve Rapp
2. Danny Eslick
3. Ben Carlson
4. Kyle Wyman
5. Jeremy McWilliams
6. Hayden Schultz
7. Nick Hansen
8. David Estok
9. Josh Chisum
10. Brice Cooper
(From left to right) Danny
Eslick, Steve Rapp and Benny
Carlson celebrate after the
second of two Harley races at
IMS on Sunday.
the championship, 16 points be-
hind Eslick.
Although Wyman had a better
shot at race two with the restart
moving him up to the second
row, he ended up outside the po-
dium this time in fifth.
Race-one winner McWilliams
had set himself up for a sure po-
dium, but unfortunately was one
lap early in his planning.
"Basically, I just messed it up,"
McWilliams said. "I put myself in
the right position, but I couldn't
see my board. When the white
flag came out I was expecting the
checkered flag. So I made a big
push and I thought that was it,
but quickly realized there was an-
other lap to go. And the tire drop
