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Cycle News 2016 Issue 32 August 16

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FLAT TRACK AMA PRO FLAT TRACK SERIES ROUND 11 / AUGUST 9, 2016 BLACK HILLS SPEEDWAY / RAPID CITY, SD P94 points to Gathier's 139. Jamison Minor is third with 117. CN GNC1: 1. Bryan Smith (Kaw) 2. Jared Mees (H-D) 3. Kenny Coolbeth Jr. (H-D) 4. Brandon Robinson (H-D) 5. Jake Johnson (H-D) 6. Briar Bauman (Kaw) 7. Jeffrey Carver Jr. (H-D) 8. Robert Pearson (H-D) 9. Jarod Vanderkool (Kaw) 10. Cory Texter (Kaw) GNC2: 1. Ryan Wells (Hon) 2. Dalton Gauthier (Yam) 3. Kevin Stollings (Hon) 4. Kolby Carlile (Hon) 5. Michael Inderbitzin (Hon) 6. Kyle McGrane (Hon) 7. Brandon Price (Kaw) 8. Tristan Avery (Hon) 9. Cameron Smith (Hon) 10. James Monaco (Hon) and Kevin Stollings (Ben Evans Racing/Woody Kyle Racing) chased Wells on the first lap and Gauthier took the lead on lap two. Wells was back on top one lap later and although it was a close race, out he never relinquished the lead again. Stollings held second most of the race, but Gauthier was able to squeeze by on the last lap for second. Charlotte winner Kolby Carlile (K.C.Cycle/Team95) moved from 11th all the way up to fourth over Michael Inderbitzin (Frankie Morris/Pacific Tub & Tile). Kyle McGrane, Brandon Price (Don's Kawasaki), Tristan Avery (Ron Ayers Motorsports), Cameron Smith (Carroll Motor Fuels) and James Monaco (GPS Racing/Intents Racing) rounded out the top 10. Wells' victory extends his points to an almost insurmount- able 45 points with just four races remaining. Wells has 184 World) rounded out the top 10. It was a huge night for the Howerton Motorsports prepped Kawasaki. "It turned out the way I figured it would be with Jared on the last lap. Obviously I am really excited to beat him on a half mile, considering I'm not supposed to if you read the internet," said Smith. "I am pretty pumped on that and my whole team for working last week after Charlotte to give me a little bit more feel with the bike. It paid off. We were better than the Har- leys on a track that the Harleys are typically better." Heading into the Peoria TT, the win puts Smith back on top of the points battle by a narrow two points over Mees. Mees will be heavily favored on the fabled TT track, but the remainder of the season contains one more half-mile followed by two miles so the season battle should go down to the wire. Brandon Robinson and Jake Johnson are sitting third and fourth in the points, 41 and 43 points back, respectively. GNC2 The GNC2 class, once again, provided the fans with tight excit- ing action and for the third time this year Parkinson Brothers Racing's Ryan Wells came out on top of a three-rider skirmish. Dalton Gauthier (DGR Mo- torsports/Flat Track Live], Kyle McGrane (Scott Powersports) Bryan Smith regained the points lead... barely.

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