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pass. Taking a bit of a break in the midst
of the session, he would look around to notice anyone who was standing out, from a visual sense. With riders like Nichols and McElrath flying by, he knew if he could latch on and take a bit of note from the series leaders, that he would be in good shape as the racing would become present. He would do so, leaving the track for the qualification portion on a positive note. As the heat
race would commence, he would emerge from all of the smoke and rubble of the first corner in second. Bringing delight to all of his sponsors and supporters in attendance, he was keeping the 250f humming as he starched every portion of the track. Storming across the start straight, he would launch into the following sequence of jumps, the skidplate narrowly missing the final hump before the right-hander. Every portion of airtime was scrubbed to the best of his ability; and in return, a second position would be granted. The main event would occur shortly thereafter, and he would register third on the opening circuit. Ripping through the left-hander after the finish line, his precision to hold the inside rut was rather noteworthy, as it would shoot him into the line of Shane McElrath. Holding off the likes of Mosiman and Marchbanks, he knew he couldn’t let the star power of the journeyman behind him deter his path of forward locomotion. Remaining strong-willed in the seventh position, the laps would continue to go by, almost in a blur of sorts. And then the checkered would fly, the sixth place being inscribed by his name.
practice, he would blitz the whoops with
absolutely furious intent. Powering through
the following left-hand corner, he seemed to be absolutely on rails as the flags would
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