Ssquared's Josh Meyers who used his lane eight choice to take the lead out of the first turn in the main. He would fend off Intense's David Herman who had been perfect all day in his motos. Morphine's Tyler Faoro slid in for third ahead of SE's Javier Colombo and Alienation's Jeff Upshaw who used his patented pack-riding skills to maneuver into fifth after being last out of the first turn.
Defending champ Dominique Daniels had no problem taking another win and increasing her large points lead. While Dom powered to the win, Keely Kortman enjoyed her first podium finish as an Elite Woman and GT/SC Action Sports' Alaina Henderson again showed the crowd that she is a rookie Pro in name only. Intense/Dyna-Pep's CJ McGuire continued his stranglehold on the Super-Ex class with another win, while Dan's Comps' Weston Pope hung on for second after a collision in the last straight that left Free Agent's Harrison Britt watching from the ground. Percy Owens is having one of his best years in recent memory. The O-Show took the Masters win over Rennen/Intense's Will Murray and Morphine's Tim Dinger.
SUNDAY PRO RESULTS (DOUBLE POINTS):
Elite Men: 1. Josh Meyers, 2. David Herman, 3. Tyler Faoro
Elite Women: 1. Dominique Daniels, 2. Keely Kortman, 3. Alaina Henderson
Super-Ex: 1. CJ McGuire, 2. Weston Pope, 3. Alan Hudson
Masters: 1. Percy Owens, 2. Will Murray, 3. Tim Dinger
The racing in Music City was made possible thanks to the efforts of dozens of volunteers after the flooding in Nashville only two months ago. We give our thanks to the crew for whipping the track into such good shape. Next stop: Trumbull, Connecticut for the Constitution Classic. For complete athlete standings and more information, visit the NBL website at nbl.org.
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