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Texas native. The second division, saw Kade Jackson and Mason Meyer, meet in the middle of the raceway, and throw down. Meyer, running a tad late to the party, had to work his way from ninth on the first go around, to eventually eyeing Jackson, who had holeshotted and never looked back. A valiant effort by the number 32 KTM pilot, the kid from Broken Arrow would go on to seal the deal, full of adren- aline as he would load the gate for the final main event. As the seconds counted down, Stinebaugh yet again flipped the switch. Diving into turn one, he was already nodding his head down the first straightaway. It was though as if his heart rate state in the moderate zone, for the entire duration of the moto. Never once looking out of breath, or fatiguing in the slightest. With Angelo Molina, actually posting
the fastest time, running a close second, the Michigan native would do all he could to try and steal a tad bit of this thunder. The number 52 was scrubbing and flicking all he could; However, the defense of Stinebaugh was repellant, pushing any competitor who came close, away for good. It worked, yet again, and the podium speech was another walk in the park for Stinebaugh, thanking his sponsors, family, and friends for another win, and all of their support.
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