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BRAINERD MN - SUMMIT FastNews - Summary of eliminations in Pro Stock Bike at the 17th annual VisionAire NorthStar Nationals : Round 1 : Tony Mullen, Brandenton FL, Suzuki GSXR, Left lane, (0.443) 7.564 175.67, def. Brian Ayers, Greenville ...

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BRAINERD MN - SUMMIT FastNews - Summary of eliminations in Pro Stock Bike at the 17th annual VisionAire NorthStar Nationals : Round 1 : Tony Mullen, Brandenton FL, Suzuki GSXR, Left lane, (0.443) 7.564 175.67, def. Brian Ayers, Greenville NC, Suzuki GSXR, (0.410) 7.611 173.94 Gary Tonglet, Metairie LA, Suzuki GSXR, Right lane, (0.432) 7.570 175.81, def. Ron Ayers, Greenville NC, Suzuki GSXR, (0.468) 7.637 167.66 Matt Hines, Trinidad CO, Suzuki GSXR, Right lane, (0.419) 7.480 177.65, def. Craig Treble, Chandler, AZ, Suzuki GSXR, (0.440) 7.731 170.10 John Smith, Champlin MN, Suzuki GSXR, Right lane, (0.455) 7.525 178.57, def. Reggie Cole, Springfield MA, Suzuki, (0.486) 8.001 163.96 Angelle Seeling, New Orleans LA, Suzuki GSXR, Right lane, (0.409) 7.531 177.61, def. C.J. Smith, Champlin MN, Suzuki, (0.000 foul) (Broke) David Schultz, Fort Myers FL, Suzuki GSXR, Right lane, (0.429) 7.507 177.16, def. Redell Harris, Baton Rouge LA, Suzuki GSXR, (0.433) 16.295 45.57 Antron Brown, Chesterfield NJ, Suzuki GSXR, Right lane, (0.459) 7.595 173.54, def. Dan Baisley, Portland OR, Harley FLH, (0.435) 8.000 162.10 Steve Johnson, Chatsworth CA, Suzuki GSXR, Right lane, (0.426) 7.594 174.75, def. Greg Underdahl, Forest Lake MN, Suzuki GSXR, (0.470) 7.579 176.67 Round 2 : G Tonglet, Right lane, (0.461) 7.562 176.53, def. A Brown, (0.398 foul) 7.552 175.57 A Seeling, Right lane, (0.407) 7.537 176.78, def. S Johnson, (0.416) 7.708 172.44

T Mullen, Left lane, (0.421) 7.483 183.00, def. J Smith, (0.437) 7.489 179.03 M Hines, Right lane, (0.434) 7.398 181.74, def. D Schultz, (0.356 foul) 7.578 176.71 Round 3 : A Seeling, Right lane, (0.444) 7.517 175.78, def. G Tonglet, (0.401) 7.713 171.39

M Hines, Right lane, (0.439) 7.405 181.81, def. T Mullen, (0.473) 7.487 178.32

Round 4 : M Hines, Right lane, (0.410) 7.421 180.79, def. A Seeling, (0.414) 7.445 182.55

Low ET: Matt Hines 7.398 seconds Top Speed: John Smith 185.07 MPH Results provided by the FastNews Network, courtesy of Summit Racing Equipment ** http://www.summitracing.com/ **

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