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Walker Fowler is a machine. Plain and simple, that description fits him best. Well mannered, you just couldnt ask for anyone better to be out front and taking complete command of this series.
Other then a mechanical issue at Steele Creek, this young man has been on a tear and has won each following round convincingly!
With all the spectators cleared from the line, it was time for the 16 riders entered in the 90cc Production class to head off the line for the days race!
The start of these races are so critical and every rider launches almost in complete unison when the green flag drops!
You can hang up the line staying even for more then 5 feet, here Walker Fowler is hard on the gas working to get his Hetricks Kasea to the first turn!
Rounding the 1st turn, it was unclear who would grab the holeshot with Fowler on the inside being challenged by another rider on the blue Kasea!
The first turn cleared and the drag race still wasnt over!
A wide open charge to the second turn earned Walker the holeshot and a clear line into the woods. Emerging into another field section, Fowler was off and running strong!
As other riders emerged, I spotted Devon Delucca and he was on fire! It was all I could do to grab a shot of him as he made a pass on #13 and was out of sight !
As the minutes passed, and laps were scored, Micheal Keleman was on his own mission and worked himself to second behind Fowler.
Cheyne Gravley was running 3rd behind Keleman and it looked as if this would heat up as the two remained close.