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der he would take the lead as he emerged from the shadows of the back section. Drilling the nail in the coffin so to speak, Towers was just simply not going to let anyone around, and beat the hammer every lap, until the job was absolutely completed, with the door shut. His finishes of one-one simply couldn’t be beaten, and as he claimed his championship prize, he truly was all smiles. Towers momentum wave would carry on throughout the week, and
as he thanked his sponsors, he had a vision of him continuing to win for years to come. They say the first step in become successful is believing in yourself, and Towers already has that in abundance; excellent job Gavin.
TREVOR COLIP >> 2
With the usual players in this class all
in contention for a championship, Colip knew early on that he would have to assert himself as a threat within the beginning, in order to be taken seriously. And as he lined up for the first moto of this respective division, everyone around would take notice. Revving up his bike, and clearing out both pipe and silencer, the fans would bask in his smell of race gas and premix. He would dart out of
the line, letting the holeshot device disengage at the absolute perfect time, pushing him into second early on. But he would have company, and in a huge way, dealing with the wrath of Collin Allen. As the two would volley back and
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