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Alex Cudlin Claims Victory In Final Showdown |
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Alex Cudlin has again showed his fantastic 2010 form by claiming another double podium at the latest Qatar International Road Racing Championships, riding for team QERT Suzuki. Alex entered the final round of the Qatar International Road Racing Championship 2nd place in the title challenge, some 38 points behind leader and team mate Frenchman Anthony Delhalle. Alex knew coming into the weekend’s two races that to claim overall championship honours would be nearly impossible, with only 50 points up for grabs. In order for Alex to win the title, he would need his team mate to score two non finishes in the races, which was highly unlikely. Alex started the weekend fast, storming to Pole position for both races and getting the upper hand in the mental stakes leading into the two 15 laps races. Race one started furiously, with both QERT riders in an intense battle for supremecy. |
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Alex Cudlin's chances of securing back to back race victories in this year’s 2010 World Endurance Superstock Championships come to an end just 6 laps into the race. Contesting the 8 hours of Albacete in Spain, Alex and the Qert team were dominating every session they competed in. Showing the form and pace they had in winning round one of the championship at the infamous Le Mans 24 Hour in France only a few weeks before, Qert were making sure that everyone in the paddock knew they could back it up with a second victory. After team mate Anthony Dellhale stormed to a fantastic starting position, posting the fastest Superstock time and 3rd outright in the Superbike category in Superpole, the team were on a high knowing they could win the Superstock class. After Anthony’s sensational superpole lap, the team elected him to start the race, with Alex going second on the rotor. Anthony stormed away from the start to position himself in the leading superbike group and comfortably in the lead in the Superstock category, but just 6 laps into the race, disaster had struck, turning the whole race upside down. |
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