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JOLIET IL - SUMMIT FastNews - Summary of eliminations in Pro Stock Bike at the 2nd annual Fram Route 66 Nationals: ...

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JOLIET IL - SUMMIT FastNews - Summary of eliminations in Pro Stock Bike at the 2nd annual Fram Route 66 Nationals: Round 1: Tony Mullen, Houston TX, Suzuki GSXR, Right lane, (0.419) 7.488 179.44 def. Ron Ayers, Greenville NC, Suzuki GSXR, (0.433) 7.496 176.49 Greg Underdahl, Forest Lake MN, Suzuki GSXR, Right lane, (0.457) 7.474 176.60 def. Brian Ayers, Greenville NC, Suzuki GSXR, (0.426) 7.561 175.41 Antron Brown, Chesterfield NJ, Suzuki GSXR, Right lane, (0.403) 7.445 182.67 def. Larry Cook, West Linn OR, Suzuki GSXR, (0.447) 7.588 175.78 Matt Hines, Trinidad CO, Suzuki GSXR, Right lane, (0.484) 7.358 184.12 def. Joe DeSantis, Rootstown OH, Suzuki GSXR, (0.437) 7.745 168.28 Angelle Seeling, New Orleans LA, Suzuki GSXR, Right lane, (0.440) 14.174 56.79 def. C.J. Smith, Champlin MN, Kawasaki ZX7R, (0.354 foul) 7.890 139.91 David Schultz, Fort Myers FL, Suzuki GSXR, Right lane, (0.499) 7.384 182.18 def. Craig Treble, Chandler AZ, Suzuki GSXR, (0.395 foul) 7.867 175.89 Fred Camarema, Placentia CA, Suzuki GSXR, Left lane, (0.435) 7.543 176.35 def. John Smith, Champlin MN, Suzuki GSXR, (0.488) 7.571 179.64 Steve Johnson, Birmingham AL, Suzuki GSXR, Left lane, (0.499) 7.471 178.26 def. Gary Tonglet, Metairie LA, Suzuki GSXR, (0.517) 7.496 173.81 Round 2: S Johnson, Left lane, (0.433) 7.508 175.91 def. A Seeling, (0.482) 7.828 172.59 A Brown, Right lane, (0.462) 7.471 181.35 def. G Underdahl, (0.366 foul) 7.515 175.98 D Schultz, Right lane, (0.559) 7.417 181.84 def. F Camarema, (0.000 foul) Broke M Hines, Right lane, (0.436) 7.323 184.14 def. T Mullen, (0.406) 7.480 179.64 Round 3: S Johnson, Left lane, (0.431) 7.547 174.10 def. A Brown, (0.440) 11.377 71.80 M Hines, Right lane, (0.401) 7.407 180.14 def. D Schultz, (0.434) Broke Round 4: M Hines, Right lane, (0.443) 7.365 182.75 def. S Johnson, (0.428) 7.530 175.39 Low ET: Matt Hines 7.326 seconds Top Speed: Matt Hines 184.14 MPH Results provided by the FastNews Network, courtesy of Summit Racing Equipment ** http://www.summitracing.com/ **

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