Not too many shock results last night, but that doesn't mean they weren't noteworthy.
AFT SINGLES
Dallas Daniels #32 is the most hyped young rider in more than a decade and he's proven his supporters were right. Four race wins on the trot, six wins in total this season, more than the rest of the field combined and stretching his title lead over Henry Wiles in second m the title race. Wiles came in 5th on the night. Mischler, #13, was second, Brandon Kitchen third. It's just not happening for one of the pre-season favourites, Shayna Texter. She missed out on making to the main, finishing ninth in her semi, less that 2/10ths off 8th. She's 12th overall in the standings, with only one podium all year.
AFT PRODUCTION TWINS
Sideburn columnist Cory Texter won the Production Twins, looking fast all night and breaking James Rispoli's run on wins. Rispoli came in second, so didn't lose many points in his title lead. Ryan Varnes was third.
AFT SUPERTWINS
SuperTwins was a battle royale between Mees and Bauman, the two most recent champs swapping place up until the last lap to the flag with Mees coming out on top. Mees now has four wins to Briar's 6. Bronson Bauman came in third.
Brandon Robinson broke his foot last week, hitting the wall in Texas. He wore a motocross boot this weekend and rode to seventh, elevating his foot between each session.
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