2009 NBL ELITE SERIES CHECKPOINT FRESNO TRACK AN INSTANT HIT - STUMPY AND POST ON THE MOVE
May 27, 2009
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At what is now considered one of America's finest and fastest tracks, the NBL All-American Nationals in Fresno, CA may have served as a turning point for Randy Stumpfhauser and Alise Post. Riders were raving about Fresno's downhill course and as the NBL Elite Series now heads East for two events, the chase for the coveted NBL National Title has tightened up even more. GHP's Randy Stumpfhauser used the energy of home track advantage to claw his way closer to the top. Stumpy, who is still ranked 2nd in the series, took home a huge win on Saturday in front 
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