Race outlook Participant data Race table Hiroyuki Hino, who continues to make good progress in the A class, makes his first appearance at Ogura Bank. Show your own speed at the dome bank and show an overwhelming performance. This year, when the stage was raised to the 1st and 2nd teams, the mountain of 5V and the championship was built after July. At the Rainbow Cup Final in Kurume in June, he missed the S-class special advance and drank tears, but since then he has continued to run a masterpiece. Immediately after achieving a complete V in Wakayama, Komatsushima finished 114 and Beppu won three consecutive victories. 9 races and 8 wins in 3 places. While sticking to the stance of actively setting up, he has left results with flexible running such as rolling out according to the development. If it's a 7-car midnight, it's unlikely that you'll miss a gimmick, so let's lead the V front firmly. Hiroaki Yamamoto, who has a stable leg, digs into Hino from the Shikoku clerk. Shigeki Ito, who was demoted from the S class, is mass-producing white stars by demonstrating his superior power. The local Kishiwada advanced to the final without any damage to V, and in Kumamoto, he won the third straight victory. In the final, Ito pushed in from Daigoro Kitagawa's count and took V, but he made full use of his mobility in the first day special selection and the semi-final. It will be a formidable existence for Hino, as it will leave results even if it escapes. The blow of Hiroshi Kukihara, who was showing off a strong roll even in the S class in the previous term, cannot be underestimated. This term also won the championship in Chiba, the beginning of the demotion. The following Tachikawa is quasi-V. As long as you can grasp the point of the gimmick, it is not difficult to kick another line. Yasuaki Hirokawa, who is solid, confronts another line by tagging with Go Sugiyama at home. If Sugiyama can take the opportunity to afflict another line, the flow will turn to the Kyushu area. Norio Mochizuki and Hideharu Tanaka's talented people can't take their eyes off, and it's a fun three days. Shinta Matsunaga　[Fukuoka, 92nd term, A2] Two wins in Tamano in July. With the winning stars since May, it looks like they'll be riding the waves. Kokura, the home, has started from the white star in two places in a row. Let's get off to a good start in the series now. Shuhei Midorikawa　[Fukushima, 95th term, A2] ５月の落車で２カ月の欠場を余儀なくされ、７月の西武園でカムバック。初日はシンガリに敗れたものの、２日目にまくり、最終日を逃げ切りで連勝。力を示した。 KEIRIN Express Copyright© 1998-2014　Nikkan Prosports Shinbunsya kk. All rights reserved. 当サイトに掲載された全ての文章、画像について無断転載、直接リンクを禁じます。 お問合わせはwebmaster@nikkan-pro.co.jpまで