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Kawasaki Back On Top With Cianciarulo’s Fifth Win of the Season

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Southwick, Mass. (June 30, 2019) – Monster Energy Pro Circuit Kawasaki’s Adam Cianciarulo raised the intensity at the sandbox of The Wick 338 to grab his first Moto 1 win of the season, going on to collect his fifth overall win with a 1-2 moto score. With the first half of the season in the books, Cianciarulo now sits 23 points ahead of second place in the championship standings. Martin Davalos had a tough day, finishing 33rd.
Coming into the sixth round, Cianciarulo had taken the overall win four times but had never grabbed a win in Moto 1. That changed on the rutted and sandy track in Southwick as he charged out to his very first holeshot of the season and stepped up the intensity in the first several turns of the race, gaining an advantage over second right away. He kept the charge going all moto and came across the finish line 11 seconds ahead of second.

He obviously had his starts dialed at The Wick 338 as he collected his second straight holeshot in Moto 2 and charged to the lead. He relented the lead on the seventh lap but kept his distance from the next competitor to earn second and take his fifth overall of the season with a 1-2.
“I’ve learned so much since I turned pro and I have an amazing team to lean on to make sure I’m fully prepared each moto,” said Cianciarulo. “After pushing hard in Moto 1 and the track at its worst in Moto 2, I just didn’t have anything to keep the lead, but felt comfortable where I was at. I can’t say enough good things about the team. It just feels so good to be able to bounce back after last weekend. I’m so grateful.”
The day was a tough one for veteran Davalos. He made a few trips to the ground that cost him a better finish, eventually scoring 22-40 on the day for 33rd overall.

“It was a rough day at the wick to say the least,” said Davalos. “I had some good get-offs but I’m thankful to be okay. I’ve been putting in a constant fight this year both mentally and physically but I won’t give up. It’s not in my nature to stop trying. Each weekend is another opportunity to break through.”
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250 Class Event Results – Southwick, Massachusetts (The Wick 338)

  1. Adam Cianciarulo (Kawasaki), 1-2
  2. Dylan Ferrandis (Yamaha), 3-1
  3. Justin Cooper (Yamaha), 2-3
  4. RJ Hampshire (Honda), 4-4
  5. Shane McElrath (KTM), 6-7
  6. Alex Martin (Suzuki), 10-5
  7. Brandon Hartranft (Yamaha), 7-8
  8. Colt Nichols (Yamaha), 5-11
  9. Cameron Mcadoo (KTM), 11-6
  10. Jacob Hayes (Yamaha), 12-9

     33. Martin Davalos (Kawasaki), 22-40

250 Class Championship Points Standings

  1. Adam Cianciarulo (Kawasaki), 269
  2. Justin Cooper (Yamaha), 246
  3. Dylan Ferrandis (Husqvarna), 232
  4. Colt Nichols (Yamaha), 178
  5. Chase Sexton (Honda), 167
  6. RJ Hampshire (Honda), 165
  7. Hunter Lawrence (Honda), 162
  8. Michael Mosiman (Yamaha), 148
  9. Alex Martin (Suzuki), 143
  10. Shane McElrath (KTM), 108

     14. Garrett Marchbanks (Kawasaki), 63
     17. Martin Davalos (Kawasaki), 54
About Pro Circuit
Based in Corona, Calif., Pro Circuit Products, Inc. is a leader in off-road motorcycle and ATV exhausts and aftermarket performance parts. Started in 1978, Pro Circuit is the go to shop for recreational riders and professionals for everything from suspension work to complete engine packages and everything in between.

Created by former desert racer Mitch Payton, Pro Circuit proves its products and services week-in and week-out through its tagline “We Race.” Every product that dons the Pro Circuit stamp stems from the legendary Pro Circuit race team. A staple in the professional paddock, Pro Circuit Racing has earned 30 AMA championships and more than 250 race wins in more than 30 years of competition.
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Dan Lamb is a 12+ year journalist and the owner of MotoXAddicts.

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