Strang Wins FMF Steele Creek GNCC Race On Last Lap

There's a reason that racing fans show up every weekend for
motorsports events across
the country. They know that anything can happen. That was certainly
the case this past Sunday when a thrilling GNCC outdoor race at FMF
Steele Creek came down to the last turn.
Charlie Mullins of KTM led the pack for most of the day, but Suzuki
rider Josh Strang challenged him on the last lap, attempting to
pass him on nearly every turn. Mullins was able to hold off
Strang's advances, however, and appeared to have victory in the
bag.
That is, until the very last turn of the race. The two riders went
into the turn and Mullins simply fell down. It was a momentary
collapse, but one that ultimately cost him the race. Strang
reportedly looked stunned as he crossed the finish line, with the
win giving him the top spot in the points standings as well.
"I got pretty lucky there when Charlie went down," Strang told
Cycle News. "It was unfortunate for him but I'll take the win for
sure."
Mullins told the news source that he was disappointed in himself
and had never thrown a race away like that in his career. The rider
was able to recover from the stumble and finish second overall.