MotoAmerica: Moore On Royal Enfield BTR Provisional Pole At Road America

MotoAmerica: Moore On Royal Enfield BTR Provisional Pole At Road America

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Mikayla Moore dominated MotoAmerica Royal Enfield Build. Train. Race. (BTR) Qualifying One Friday at Road America, in Elkhart Lake, Wisconsin. Riding her Royal Enfield Continental GT 650 on Dunlop control tires, the 20-year-old defending Champion turned a 2:51.642. Not only was that 7.7 seconds faster than anyone else in the 13-rider field it was also good enough to beat Moore’s own All-Time Lap Record of 2:53.880 by more than two seconds.

The next four riders, however, were separated by less than 0.3 second – Cassie Creer 2:59.345 (second), Emma Betters 2:59.414 (third), Camille Conrad 2:59.439 (fourth), and Aubrey Credaroli 2:59.626 (fifth).

 

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