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races on his Don's Kawasaki.
In addition to the promise
shown by the new Yamaha,
Cory Texter has been outstand-
ing on his freshly-minted Kawa-
saki Vulcan S-based machine.
Texter scored his first career
GNC1 heat race win on the bike
and finished a solid seventh in
the main.
Others in the top 10 included
TT and short track specialist
Henry Wiles, taking sixth on the
Zanotti Harley-Davidson. Mees,
as previously mentioned, was
eighth and USC/Hart Racing
Kawasaki's Briar Bauman and
Myers Motorsports Kawasaki
Chad Cose finished ninth and
10
th
, respectively. It marked just
the second top-10 finish of the
season for Cose. CN
The night was also a good
one for rookies and new bikes.
First-year GNC1 riders Dominic
Colindres and Jarod Vanderkooi
finished fourth and fifth respec-
tively. Colindres is proving that
the Yamaha FZ-07, built by Hall
of Famer Babe DeMay, serves
as a great platform for a Grand
National flat track bike. Colin-
dres won his heat race as well.
Vanderkooi continues to show
he's on the cusp of becoming
a podium finisher, taking his
second top-five in the last three
Briefly...
stown before it rained and I was there
a few other times, but had some bad
luck. It's a proud and happy moment
for sure."
It was a long road to a national num-
ber for Jason Isennock. Getting in
the main may have prolonged the
29-year-old from Timonium, Mary-
land's, racing career. "I'm number
30S and I always said if I still had the
S on my number plate when I turned
30 I was going to retire. Now I guess
I'm going to have to race another 10
years." Isennock finished 15th. This
is Isennock's second run at trying
to qualify for a Grand National. He
first tried about 10 years ago, then
got away from racing for a while and
came back in the GNC2 class. Isen-
nock won the GNC2 national at Hag-
erstown in 2013 before coming back
to GNC1 last season.
Two of the newest motorcycles
in AMA Pro Flat Track earned
first-row starts at Delmar—Cory
Texter's Kawasaki Vulcan
S-based machine (65) and the
Babe DeMay Yamaha ridden by
Dominic Colindres (66Y).
