KYLE CHISHOLM
Kyle Chisholm was sad to see the series move out of his home state of Florida but was eager to dig into that Texas soil. Arlington has a very distinguishable orange dirt that makes for fantastic dirt bike racing. Kyle got his day started in usual fashion with steady times. He qualified just outside the top 20 and knew his work was cut out for him. Kyle launched off the gate when his Heat race began and went to work. He made his way into the position needed and finished just inside the top 9. When the Main Event began, Kyle had a poor gate pick and was forced to let off the throttle sooner than expected going into the first corner. He put his head down and made it into the top 15 by the time the checkered flag flew.
CADE CLASON
Cade Clason has been on the up and up as of late and was ready to continue to do so when the early morning program began inside Dallas Cowboy Stadium. Cade started off strong and finished up even stronger, qualifying 21st overall in the premier division. He would line up for the gate looking to continue his Main Event streak. Cade got a mid pack start and was doing all the work he could to move forward. He would fall just short of qualifying position and would have to lay it all on the line for the LCQ. When this race began Cade ripped one of his fantastic starts and made his way into the lead early. He continued to ride the ebbs and flows of the track as his lead would grow and shrink. It looked like he had it in the bag when suddenly he lost a couple of positions on the last lap. Nevertheless, Cade would go on to the Main where he finished 19th overall on the weekend.
RYAN SURRATT
Ryan Surratt was right back to his flashy ways when the day of qualifying began inside Dallas Cowboys’ Stadium. It was hard to miss him as he was flying around the track throwing down nap naps, whips, and scrubs. Ryan put in a very confident qualifying time and was looking to back up his impressive performance from the week before. The Heat race didn’t exactly go Ryans’ way but that was ok because he knew exactly what he was going to do in the LCQ. When the gate finally dropped for this one, Ryan jumped out into a half a bike length lead instantaneously. He secured himself in the lead and began to lay down some heaters. His speed and style were impressive and it was exactly what was needed to punch his ticket to the Main. He would finish 20th overall on the night.