XDA Pro Street Eliminations - 6 Second 220+ MPH Motorcycles

XDA - 20th annual Platinum Fleet Repair Bike Fest
Maryland International Raceway
July 24-26, 2020
Orient Express Racing Pro Street
Winner - Greg Wallace / Runner-up - Chris Moore
#1 Qualifier - Jeremy Teasley 6.564
My oh my was Orient Express Racing Pro Street a sight to see at the XDA season opener. The temperatures were hot, but that was nothing compared to how hot the Pro Street field was. Class champion Jeremy Teasley took the top qualifying spot on the DME Racing GSX-R1000 with a 6.564.
Ehren Litten, who holds the MPH record at 232.59 did not break his own record, but he did run an impressive 229.70mph on an entirely new set up for this year. And on his Litten-built and tuned Hayabusa, Greg Wallace also put down big MPH with a 228.89 that will earn him the #4 spot on the Pro Street MPH Goat List (Greatest of all Time).
Kenny Brewer finally brought his three year in the making 'Show Bike' to the track to prove he could run with the big boys. And he did just that with the biggest upset of the weekend taking out the class champion Jeremey Teasley in round one running a 7.071 to Teasley's 7.259. Gamblers would have had their money on Teasley as the sure-fire winner of that round aboard the world's quickest Pro Street bike. But the literbike suffered a valve train issue and quickly slowed Teasley, sending Brewer to round two. Proving as tuners try to push the limits of their machines, anything can happen on Sunday.
In round two of eliminations Gaige Herrera ran a 6.667 to become the World’s Quickest Nitrous Hayabusa in Pro Street. Proving that even in the heat of July, the XDA and Maryland International Raceway can produce world record numbers.
Chris Moore won over his brother Alex in round one with a 6.60. Then in round two, he was ready for Rodney Williford running his personal best Pro Street pass to date, a 6.509. But Williford cut a red light when he couldn't keep the power of his GSX-R1000 from wanting to launch like a missile down the track sending Moore to the semi-final. In the semi-final, Moore faced Justin Shakir, who had problems at the starting line, sending Moore to the final to meet Greg Wallace.
On his new Hayabusa, Greg Wallace was making impressive passes all weekend and looks to be a top contender for this season. Wallace qualified in the lower half of the field with a 6.95, but after seeing his passes on Sunday, you could see he turned around his game very quickly. In round one of eliminations, Wallace ran a 6.687 to take out Jason Dunigan. In round two, he ran a 6.59 taking out Darion Payne, and then in the semi-final, he took out his teammate Litten with a 6.643.
With Chris Moore running a 6.50 in round two, and Wallace on a steady descent on ET, everyone in Pro Street knew the final would be a good race. Wallace got the starting line advantage cutting a .047 light on Moore's .132. As Moore attempted to catch up to Wallace, he was fighting for control over the literbike as it pulled him over the center line taking out the 1000' cone. Greg Wallace won running a 6.547 to take the win and hold the points lead in what will only be a three-race series this year. The next two events will mean everything for the guys now behind him in points.
// FINALS
GREG WALLACE .047 / 6.547 / 228.89
CHRIS MOORE .132 / 6.883 / 166.35
// ROUND 3
CHRIS MOORE .151 / 6.788 / 195.56
Justin Shakir .094 / 20.134
GREG WALLACE .065 / 6.643 / 208.10
EHREN LITTEN .080 / 6.740 / 217.00
// ROUND 2
JUSTIN SHAKIR .054 / 9.158 / 101.53
Kenny Brewer .035 13.570 / 55.19
CHRIS MOORE .238 / 6.509 / 218.34
Rodney Williford -.316 / 9.246 / 93.73
EHREN LITTEN .048 / 6.589 / 229.70
Gaige Herrera .065 / 6.667 / 206.54
GREG WALLACE .076 / 6.590 / 219.79
Darion Payne .102 / 10.610 / 70.41
// ROUND 1
KENNY BREWER .035 / 7.071 / 198.35
Jeremy Teasley .072 / 7.259 / 149.73
JUSTIN SHAKIR .088 / 6.789 / 214.18
MARK GARGIULO .127 / 7.233 / 152.57
RODNEY WILLIFORD .126 / 6.820 / 186.46
RJ Bake .098 / 7.026 / 192.58
CHRIS MOORE .154 / 6.600 / 206.23
Alex Moore .048 / 7.054 / 205.57
EHREN LITTEN .057 / 6.701 / 211.89
Jordan Haase .057 / 9.475 / 94.08
GAIGE HERRERA .063 / 6.687 / 204.73
Ricky Wood .006 / 15.402 / 42.75
GREG WALLACE .048 / 6.620 / 218.37
Jason Dunigan .057 / 6.802 / 204.20
DARION PAYNE .194 / 6.841 / 211.73
RYAN SCHNITZ Broke
Video Courtesy of www.SchnitzRacing.com
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Shoutout from TAT Express out of Hutchins, TX

[@peytonhibdon7659]

Chris Moore wanted that win badly to try and stay in it on a bike skating all over the track. Great racing but hate seeing empty stands.

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Not being able to have fans this year at events really sucks, but at least we can race!

[@mylilpony71]

I hated seeing that also!

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If Chris could’ve made that bike stay straight it would’ve gone .40s!

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I'm sure we will see big numbers from him in a few weeks at VMP!

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Good job Greg

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That’s what’s up! Giving the heavy hitters a good run!

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My boy took it home

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More of this 😍😍

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Where are all the fast zx10s and 14s 😂😆😂😂