MotoAmerica: Medina Takes Provisional Junior Cup Pole At Road Atlanta

MotoAmerica: Medina Takes Provisional Junior Cup Pole At Road Atlanta

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Yandel Medina was quickest in MotoAmerica Junior Cup Qualifying One Friday afternoon at Michelin Raceway Road Atlanta, in Braselton, Georgia. Riding his New York Safety Track Racing Kawasaki Ninja 400 on Dunlop control tires, the young New Yorker navigated the 2.55-mile track in 1:42.976 to lead the field of 24 riders and claim provisional pole position.

Eli Block was second-best with a time of 1:43.741 on his BARTCON Racing Kawasaki, and Avery Dreher, the defending Champion, took the third and final spot on the provisional front row with a lap of 1:43.768 on his Bad Boys Racing Ninja 400.

The entire Junior Cup field is using Kawasaki Ninja 400s this weekend at Road Atlanta.

 

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