Sent on behalf of Royal Enfield
Royal Enfield
has named Dalton
Gauthier as the
replacement rider in the
upcoming Orange County
Half-Mile in
Middletown, New York as
Johnny Lewis continues
to recover after an injury at
the Ventura Half-Mile. Gauthier
will be hitting the track at the
Orange County Speedway to
compete in the sixth
Mission AFT SuperTwins
event of Progressive
American Flat Track
season on Saturday, June 15th.
A
native of Pine Grove,
Pennsylvania, Gauthier turned
pro in 2015 and is widely
regarded as one of the most
naturally talented riders in the
sport. Nicknamed “Go-Time”,
Gauthier is well known for his
stunning performance in the 2016
Arizona Half-Mile and is
currently tied for third
all-time in singles wins.
“We’re wishing Johnny a speedy
recovery but, in the meantime,
we’re stoked for Dalton to step
in and get behind the
handlebars, ” said Adrian
Sellers, Head - Custom &
Motorsport at Royal Enfield.
“It’s no easy feat to jump into
the middle of the season, but
there aren’t many racers with
Go-Time’s resume. Dalton is a
fantastic racer and a true
professional. We’re glad to have
him on the team.”
Lewis, who is Royal Enfield’s
lead rider for the Mission AFT
SuperTwins class, will manage
the team at the Orange County
Half-Mile. The founder and owner
of Moto Anatomy, Lewis has
played an essential role in
putting Royal Enfield on the
Progressive American Flat Track
map, helping to develop,
campaign, and win on the
marque’s Twins FT motorcycle.
For more information on
Progressive American Flat Track
and the Orange County Half-Mile
please visit
https://www.americanflattrack.com/.