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Dallas Daniels

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Few racers have debuted on the Progressive American Flat Track scene with so much widespread anticipation as Dallas Daniels. Fewer still have so thoroughly exceeded those associated expectations. After becoming the first rider to win the Nicky Hayden AMA Horizon Award in both flat track in roadracing in 2018, the countdown to his 16th birthday was on throughout the opening half of the 2019 season. Once he was finally old enough to participate, Daniels immediately made up for lost time and lived up to all the hype. Weeks after scoring his maiden MotoAmerica Junior Cup victory, Daniels kicked off his Parts Unlimited AFT Singles career with a solid 11th-place result. He was only just getting started, finishing inside the top five in his third race, and then flat-out dominating the Peoria TT. Daniels added two more podiums to his 2019 haul and came within a handful of points of breaking into the championship top ten despite not being allowed to compete until the season was half over. In his first full season as a professional, Daniels established himself as one of the sport’s brightest stars regardless of class. He completely dominated the Parts Unlimited AFT Singles championship fight in 2020, winning more than half the races and registering a six-race win streak en route to an early title wrap. He then became the first rider to ever win the Parts Unlimited AFT Singles title back-to-back with a four-victory, ten-podium campaign in 2021. And in his spare time, he also racked up three wins and four podiums in limited Mission Production Twins duty. Daniels stepped up to the top level of the sport in 2022 and immediately proved to be a Mission SuperTwins race winner and championship contender against the world’s best racers as a rookie. His next mission is his original mission: to become Grand National Champion.

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Year	Cls	Stnd	Pts	St	Wins	Best Fin	Worst Fin	Avg Fin	Poles	Best Qual	Worst Qual	Avg Qual	Laps Led
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2023	AFT SuperTwins	2	372	18	5	1	5	2.3	8	1	6	2.2	147
2023	AFT SuperTwins	2	372	18	5	1	5	2.3	8	1	6	2.2	147
2022	AFT SuperTwins	3	267	18	2	1	12	3.9	3	1	6	3.2	52
2021	AFT Production Twins	13	95	4	3	1	2	1.3	3	1	4	1.8	43
2021	AFT Singles	1	281	16	4	1	16	3.9	2	1	10	5.4	42
2020	AFT Singles	1	283	14	8	1	10	3.0	2	1	16	5.8	114
2019	AFT Singles	11	117	9	1	1	17	7.0	1	1	16	7.1	13