Pit Pass Moto

Geoff May started his professional racing career in 2000 and competed in the Daytona 200, sponsored by his current employer, Ameris Bank (where he is a mortgage banker), and Amsoil. Geoff May finished in sixth place at the Daytona 200 over the weekend, only 1.206 seconds behind first place after the final four-lap sprint to the finish.

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Kyle Wyman, of N2 Racing Yamaha clinched his first Daytona 200 victory March 16, 2019. Following a crash on the 54th lap, the race essentially came down to a four-lap sprint to the finish. The margin of victory was small, with Wyman finishing .213 seconds ahead of second place, and only 1.206 seconds ahead of sixth place.

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Henry Wiles began racing in the American Flat Track Series in 2003 when it was known as AMA Pro Flat Track. Wiles has a record 14 consecutive wins at the Peoria TT, 2004-2018 (though it was rained out in 2007). At the first round of the 2019 Series at Daytona TT, Wiles finished in second place behind Briar Bauman and is sitting in second place in the overall standings.

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After suffering a knee injury in 2018, Kyle Peters is currently sitting in ninth place in the 250SX East in the Monster Energy AMA Supercross Championship. He has had 5 finishes in the top ten. Most recently, Peters finished in sixth place in Indianapolis, Indiana on March 16.

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Zach Osbourne, a two-time 250 East Supercross Champion and one-time 250 Pro Motocross Champion, missed a portion of his rookie 450 Supercross Series after sustaining a collarbone injury before the first round. He made his debut in Arlington, Texas at the seventh round. He is currently 19th in the overall standings of the 450 Supercross and finished seventh at the most recent round in Indianapolis, IN.

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Luke Neese, racing for K.S Trenchco/Triangle Cycles/Total Control Suspension, competed at the Daytona Supercross last weekend, March 9, placing 21st overall in the 250 Main event which was his first this season. He is currently 32nd in the overall standings of the 205SX East.

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In 2015, Cole Seely solidified his place among the top 450SX riders, notching his debut premier-class Supercross win as well as numerous podium appearances, finishing third in the final points standings and earning official Rookie of the Year honors. 2018 proved to be a challenge for Seely as he suffered a nearly career-ending crash at the Tampa Supercross, which sidelined him for the remainder of the year. Seely competed at the Daytona Supercross, finishing 13th.

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