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Cameron Beaubier dominated MotoAmerica Metal Commander Superbike Qualifying One (Q1) Friday afternoon at Street America, in Elkhart Lake, Wisconsin. Late within the session, five-time Champion Beaubier put his head down on his Dunlop-shod Tytlers Cycle Racing BMW M 1000 RR and ripped off a 2:09.764 – 1.2 seconds sooner than anybody else within the discipline.
Josh Herrin was second-best with a 2:11.006 on his Warhorse HSBK Racing Ducati Panigale V4 R.
Bobby Fong claimed the third and ultimate spot on the provisional entrance row along with his 2:11.210.
Fong’s late quick lap bumped Xavi Fores off the provisional entrance row, however the Spaniard’s 2:11.364 on his Imaginative and prescient Wheel M4 ECSTAR Suzuki GSX-R1000R put him fourth within the discipline.
Superbike rookie Sean Dylan Kelly was fifth with a 2:11.495 on his TopPro Racing BMW.
Herrin’s teammate Loris Baz completed the session in sixth with a 2:11.659.
Beaubier’s teammate JD Seaside was seventh at 2:11.750.
Fores’ teammate Brandon Paasch did a 2:11.831, which was eighth-quickest.
Assault Efficiency/Progressive/Yamaha Racing’s Cameron Petersen (2:11.920) and Jake Gagne (2:11.968) rounded out the highest 10 in a session that noticed 2nd to tenth lined by lower than one second.
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