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Once back to P1, Pierson led the remainder of the race, stretching out to a 10-second advantage at the checkered flag to earn maximum points on the weekend. He would get challenged early on in the Final, dropping down to third for one lap before retaking the lead. Pierson continued his authority on Sunday, clearing the field by three tenths of a second in qualifying before leading all the laps of the Prefinal. Branyon Tiner won the battle for second over Morgan, with Caleb Shrader fourth and Jacob Yesnick fifth. Pierson went on to dominate the rest of the day, winning the Prefinal and Final in wire-to-wire fashion. Qualifying was decided by 21 thousandths of a second, with Pierson edging out Cole Morgan for fast lap to begin Round Two. Leading the way throughout the weekend with a complete sweep was Josh Pierson.
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Next to X30 Senior with 23 entries per day, the Allen Berg Racing Schools KA100 Junior class was the second largest on the weekend with 21 drivers competing. Daniele completed the podium, with Edward Portz up to fourth with fast laps of the race. Norberg followed through to place second for a third straight podium finish in the series.
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She led the final five laps to claim her first series victory. Brooks and Joseph Daniele fought for the top spot for much of the race until Hannah Greenemeier took the top spot from both. This opened the door for someone to take control. However, contact at the start of the Final put Musgrave off course and out of the race, taking away his chance at victory. Musgrave was en route to grabbing a fourth victory on the weekend after setting fast time in qualifying and leading the entire Prefinal to begin Sunday's action. Joey Brienza and Trey Brown completed the top-five. SKUSA WinterNationals winner Christian Brooks advanced to second, dropping Norberg to third on the podium. Musgrave posted fast laps of the race in the Final to lead all 22 laps toward his first class triumph.
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Three-time SKUSA Pro Tour defending champion Ryan Norberg set fast time in qualifying, dropping to second behind Musgrave in the Prefinal. Musgrave grabbed his first series victory in the Rolison Performance Group X30 Senior division on Saturday to bring his total wins on the weekend to three. French was second, with Keawn Tandon third in Sunday's main event. Musgrave responded, leading every lap of the Prefinal and Final. On Sunday, French broke up Musgrave's perfect round streak by clinching the pole position in qualifying with a 42.603-lap — as well as breaking Billy's track record. French and Cody Hodgson completed the podium. 2017 SKUSA Pro Tour champion Jake French grabbed the holeshot to lead the opening lap of the Final, only to see Musgrave reclaim the top spot and drive away to a three-second advantage at the checkered flag. Fast time in qualifying was followed by a wire-to-wire win in the Prefinal. Saturday was a perfect score, his eighth straight dating back to the opening round in 2018. Three-time SKUSA SuperNationals winner Billy Musgrave doubled up in the Croc Promotion USA/Mad Old Nut Pro Shifter category on his IAME SSE 175cc engine to extend his win streak in the class to nine.
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One driver took home three first-place trophies on the weekend among those to win multiple times. Racers also made history by setting new track records in all California PKC classes on their Evinco Tires, as well as winning incredible podium and raffle prizes. A number of drivers were able to double up in the win column on the weekend in their respective categories, closing out the first half of the 2019 championship chase for the California PKC. Approximately 150 competitors navigated the ‘Tecnico' layout under challenging-hot weather conditions each day, totaling over 300 entries for the weekend. Rounds Two and Three were held at the CalSpeed Karting facility on June 8-9 following the opening event of 2019 in Buttonwillow in March. The California ProKart Challenge resumed the 2019 season with the first ever two-race weekend in series history.
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