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AARONPLESSINGER
n
present day racing matter. Scorching the track
the realm of the field. Hitting the whoops on both the far inside and outside, he could be found railing the turn before on the outskirts, and squaring up in the midst of the apex, on any particular lap. He knew he must have a plethora of alternatives, as the main could provide a series of scenarios, that no one could honestly predict. The heat race was a pure mass of fume and blistering exhausts, as the field would be rubbing elbows for
the opening sequences. Never one to back down from a fight, he quickly found that Joey Savatgy was adjacent to him, and the two would latch onto each other. Just behind his competitor through the over-under section, he looked to get out of the drafting lane and make a move in the following corners. Positioning himself wisely, he would do so, pushing himself into a finishing run of third place. Next up, was the highly-touted main event, where he would be willing to lay it all on the line. The field would duck into the opening left hander, with the sounds of accompanying 450’s nearly deafening the ears of all. Blitzing the whoops after the over-under section, he looked to blaze by the likes of Justin Barcia who was in front of him. It was an all out assault on this Anaheim one course, as he could feel the pressure from Ken Roczen amounting from behind, and Roczen would shortly takeover. But he wouldn’t rattle, never being shaken by the storm that was awaiting him. Leaping over the start straight away, he felt particularly fast on portions of the track where he could let the throttle loose. He would persist, lap after lap, holding off the number three of Eli Tomac for some time. When the rain began to ramp up, and traffic began to cluster, Plessinger would persist, pushing his way to a noteworthy sixth once all was said and done.
throw him off course in the past, and he dam
sure wasn’t going to do it in regards to the
throughout practice, his lines could be some of the most unique presented throughout
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