June 2005 Issue 6 CENTRAL MOTORCYCLE ROADRACING

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June 2005 Issue 6
CENTRAL MOTORCYCLE ROADRACING ASSOCIATION
K&N Wins Mini Endurance
BOD NOMINATIONS
It is once again time to make nominations
for the 2006/2007 Board of Directors election. The nomination deadline is July 31
and a form can be found on page 3 of this
newsletter.
The BOD seats currently held by Brooks
Gremmels, Jess Johnson, Lindsey Leard,
and Steve MacNamara will need to be filled
in the upcoming election.
AMA CHAMPIONSHIP
From Steve Breen:
The CMRA is actively looking for riders who
wish to compete in the 2005 AMA Road
Race Grand Championship. To help defray
costs, financial support will be offered to
riders selected to represent the club. This
event is to be held at Mid-Ohio on July 1820.
There are several different types of honors up for grabs. The Horizon Award: Our
own Logan Young won this prestigious
award last year which recognizes the most
promising new talent in American amateur
roadracing looking forward to a career in
the sport.
The Club Challenge: This award recognizes the strongest combined result of a
team sent by a regional club. Last year, the
CMRA won this honor represented by Ty
Howard, Ben Thompson and Logan Young.
Top Novice: Novice racers are not excluded! If you would like to compete against
the best novices in the nation, here's a
good opportunity.
If you are interested in taking part, please
send me an email at breeno AT gmail DOT
com or call the club office to be added to
the list for consideration. Pre-entry deadline
is July 1st. More info on this event can be
found at:
www.ama-cycle.org/amrace/2005/rr/index
GMD COMPUTRACK
CONTINGENCY/CERTIFICATE PROGRAM
Preston Gohlke, new operator of GMD
Computrack DFW, has come on board with
the CMRA with a contingency / certificate
ON THE COVER: Chris Headley of Village
Idiots leads the endurance event.
Unless otherwise noted, all photos by Shan Moore.
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program that will pay all fourth place finishers in big bike sprints and big bike
endurance a certificate for 50% off of a
GMD Computrack frame measurement.
CONTINGENCY AWARD:
GMD COMPUTRACK
NETWORK DFW
• Payment by certificate
• All events
• All CMRA big bike sprint and endurance
classes
• All 4th place finishers
• 50% discount off frame measurement
CONTINGENCY REQUIREMENTS:
GMD COMPUTRACK
NETWORK DFW
Payment by certificate for 50% discount off
frame measurement for all 4th place finishers. Certificates must be picked up from the
CMRA awards official at the racetrack.
The GMD Computrack certificates will be
available to all 4th place finishers through
our awards official Roxana Nichols. She will
have the certificates at the awards table, and
all fourth place finishers can go to her after
their last race of the day and she will check
the results, write their name on the certificate(s) and hand them over.
Preston and his GMD Computrack
machine will be at many of the upcoming
CMRA events. For more information, contact
Preston at (682) 518-1660 or [email protected].
TALKBACK IN TECH
BY DEREK HEATON – CHIEF TECH INSPECTOR:
With the phenomenal growth we have seen
in our club in the past few years, I feel the
need to touch on this subject.
This past weekend at M SR, I ran into more
people than usual complaining about safety
issues on their bikes.
One guy came up to tech his bike just
before the start of his race and there was
nothing wired on the front of the bike. He
said that it passed like that before. Not likely.
Even if it HAD been missed that is no excuse
not to have it done.
Another refused to believe that there was
two drain plugs on his bike. Even after I
told him that I race a bike with the same
motor and I know it to be a drain. I had to
show him the bike and get secondary verification from another source.
A generic problem that we still run into is
that some items are not done because the
tires still have to be changed. The rulebook
states that the bike must be ready to race
before coming to tech.
What we do is race and racing is inherently very dangerous. Please take this seriously enough to have your bike wired in a
safe manner before you come to tech. The
rulebook is very specific. If you still have
questions, post them in the tech section or
PM me.
Believe me, I am the last person to want
to make your life hard on a race weekend.
But, in the off chance that something
needs to be done, bring your drill, drill bits,
safety wire, wire pliers and silicone sealant.
PS. you can get a good cheap set of safety wire pliers from Harbor Freight.
OVER-FILLED ENDURANCE GRIDS
Our endurance grids have been over-filled
at each race so far this year. There is no
rule anywhere stating that teams with
points are guaranteed a spot on the grid.
The only way to be assured of a spot on
the grid is to enter before it's full. We have
no way of knowing whether or not the grid
will be full until the time it fills. We can't
ask teams who have made their entry early
to remove themselves from the grid
because a team with points has shown up
at the last minute and decided to race. It is
clear that we will have to eliminate
"teams" who are signed up for practice
only. Designating who those "teams" are
ahead of time is not always easy, but we
will make an attempt to do so.
Pre-entry forms have been available online and in the mail to everyone since
January. You are allowed to pre-enter for
any race weekend, any time up until one
News items, tid-bits and anything important to CMRA or Roadracing in general can
be e-mailed to [email protected] for inclusion in The Inside Line.
- Shan Moore/editor
First Turn
week before the race. As a matter of fact,
one pre-entry form can be faxed in right
now for the rest of the season...just write
something to that effect on top of the
form.
Our cancellation/refund policy was
changed in March to eliminate penalizing
folks who pre-enter. I charge all credit cards
on the Monday before the race weekend,
not before, not after. If you cancel prior to
your credit card being charged, you will not
be charged the $10 administration fee.
Pre-entries for endurance teams must
have at least two names and signatures in
order to be accepted. If you can't get your
other riders' signatures prior to faxing or
mailing in the pre-entry, don't list them on
the form. The team owner and the other
riders must come together to registration at
the track to be added on.
In each pre-entry folder at every race, I
put in a blank pre-entry form. The reason
is so that while they are all at the track, the
team owner can have all members of the
team sign their names and fill out their
emergency contact information. Then the
team owner can use that as a master form
to make copies for all future events. The
only thing needed is to fill in the appropriate track, date of race and fees for that
race. This eliminates having to fax it around
to get signatures before sending it in.
Bottom line: our grids are getting fuller
and fuller at every race including some of
the sprint classes. We hate turning folks
away because grids are filled, so please get
your entries in early.
Maximum Grid At Each Track:
Hallett – 55, Motorsport Ranch – 55, Oak
Hill – 50, Texas World – 65.
RACE GRIDS & RESULTS
Grids are posted each day prior to the
Riders Meeting. An announcement is
made over the PA system at the time of
posting. The posting time is printed on the
grid sheet. Riders have 30 minutes from
the posted time to resolve any inaccurate
grid positions, including riders entered in
the wrong classes, wrong grid position or
missing from the grid. Grids are locked
after 30 minutes. It is the rider’s responsibility to verify grid sheets for accuracy. If
there is a problem with the grid, you must
bring your pink entry receipt with you to
Registration within the 30 minutes to get it
resolved.
Results are posted shortly after the conclusion of the race. The posting time is
printed on the results. Riders have 30 minutes from the posted time to protest the
results. If there is a problem, go immediately to Registration and fill out a protest form.
There is a $25 cash fee to file a scoring
protest. (The $25 will be returned to you if
your protest is upheld.) Once your protest
if filed, Registration will notify the Race
Director and Scoring, “Under Protest” will
be written on the posted results and the
protest will be reviewed as soon as possible. It is the rider’s responsibility to verify
results within the 30-minute time frame.
Results are final after 30 minutes.
VINCENT HASKOVEC DECALS
BY MICHAEL PATTERSON
We are making some Vincent Haskovec
decals in hopes of raising a little money to
help him out. 100% of the money raised
will go straight to Vincent. Just let us know
how many decals you need and I will drop
them in the mail to you.\
Decal colors are white with black letters
or yellow with black letters. The size is
about 1.5 in. tall X 2in wide.
Make sure and send your name, address
and let us know that it’s for Vincent so I
can keep my books straight.
Donations can be made in the form of
Check, Cash, Credit Card, and Paypal to:
Totally Graphic Designs, 104 Allen Street
Weatherford, TX. 76086. 817-594-1699
shop or 817-613-6070 cell. paypal address:
[email protected]
NO PROBLEM R ACEWAY ADDED FOR ‘06
Steve Breen, Walter Walker and Norm
McDonald went to N PR in May to meet
with Winston, the track manager. After
spending 4 hours looking at every aspect of
the track: new extended pits, new hot pits
and the wall in Turn 1 moved back 250
feet, they took one of the two race dates
available for 2006. February 10th through
the 12th, 2006. It will be a 3-day event so
all CMRA members can get a full day of
practice on Friday.
It will be our first race of 2006 and will
probably include a mini endurance and a
big bike endurance on Saturday and sprint
races on Sunday. The new hot pit is away
from the regular pit area. It is about as long
as TWS hot pit. You can take all of your
equipment down including pickups, vans
and trailers and keep it in the area. No one
will have to cross the hot pit, as we will all
be on one side. The track is 40 feet wide
and the front straightaway is 60 feet wide.
There are hot showers, inside restrooms,
hookups for RVs including electric, water
and sewer. The track has spent a lot of
money making the track improvements.
Entering the drag strip is much like entering
the front straightaway at T WS except it is
smooth not the big dip. There are track
days there about once a month on
Mondays. We'll get the info and post it as
soon as possible.
MISSING TROPHIES FROM MSR
At MSR apparently someone picked up the
wrong trophies from the trophy table.
Please check to make sure that you picked
up the correct trophy for your class and if
it’s wrong, please bring it with you to the
next race at Oak Hill.
Because some riders are unable to stay
until the end of the day for trophy presentation, we began making trophies available
during the day as a courtesy. Trophies may
be picked up any time during the day
rather than waiting for the trophy presentation, but you must find Roxana Nichols and
let her know which trophy you are picking
up so she can check it off her list. Roxana
is not always at the trophy table because
she also takes care of the corner workers
during the day. If you don't see her in the
trophy area, check the corner working tent.
Do not take a trophy without checking
with Roxana. Please check carefully that
you’ve picked up the correct trophy. If this
continues to be a problem, we may have
to go back to waiting until trophy presentation to make them available. ■
Remaining 2005 CMRA Schedule
June 25-26 Oak Hill Raceway
July 30-31 Texas World Speedway
Aug 19-21 Hallett
Sept 10-11 Oak Hill Raceway
Oct 1-2 Texas World Speedway
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Central Motorcycle Roadracing Association
PO Box 123888
Fort Worth, TX 76121
(817) 377-1599
BOARD OF D IRECTORS
President - Norm McDonald - [email protected]
Vice President - Steve Breen - [email protected]
Brooks Gremmels - [email protected]
Jesse Johnson - [email protected]
Lindsey Leard - [email protected]
Steve McNamara - [email protected]
Chris Rankin - [email protected]
Contingency Coordinator - Bill Syfan [email protected]
Race Management - Nancy Selleck [email protected]
Race Director - Walter Walker [email protected]
Cornerworking - Barry & Roxana Nichols
[email protected]
Track Chaplain - Fred Chapman [email protected]
Newsletter - Shan Moore
[email protected]
Nomination for 2006-2007 Board of Directors
Nominations for the 2006-2007 Board of Directors are now open and nominations close July
31, 2005. Person being nominated must be a CMRA member in good standing.
I nominate _____________________________________ as a BOD for a 2 year term.
Date of nomination______________________________
Has agreed to this nomination YES____ NO____
CMRA member making this nomination______________________________________
Send nomination form to:
CMRA P.O. Box 123888 Ft. Worth, TX 76121
Nomination submission must be postmarked on or before July 31, 2005. After receiving nominations, Nancy
Selleck will send a letter to the person being nominated for their acceptance to serve on the BOD for the 2
year term or their right of refusal. Nominee’s pictures and statements will be included in the newsletter mailed
after the Hallett Race in August. Ballots will also be included in that newsletter. Ballots must be postmarked on
or before October 15th and only current CMRA members are eligible to vote. The BOD will notify the winners,
and then post the results.
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Interview
derekDelpero
Electronic Big Brother
With the CMRA drawing close to 700
entries per event and running over 20sprint
races on Sunday, in addition to the
endurance events on Saturday,more pressure than ever is being put on our workers
in charge of scoring.This is a job that has
to be done fast and accurately. Derek
Delpero is the CMRA's man in charge of
electronic scoring and the 31-year-old has
done an impressive job of getting the
results and points tabulated quickly,accurately and online. We spoke with Derek at
Hallett about his responsibilities.
What do you do for a living?
I write computer software.
How long have you been involved in motorcycle racing?
Since 1998.
How long have you been working with the
CMRA?
Since 2003.
What are your responsibilities with the
CMRA?
I am in charge of the results and I make up the
grids. I am basically in charge of the electronic
side of scoring - final results, points, etc.
What are some of the biggest problems that
you run in to with scoring?
The biggest issues we run into are people forgetting to put their transponders on their bikes. We
occasionally have people with the wrong
transponder on their bikes; that happens more
often in endurance racing when a team signs up
and says they are going to use a certain
transponder but end up with another one.
Basically our policy is that if you mess up and
use the wrong transponder, you are not going to
get scored until you come and correct the situation.
People signing up for the wrong classes is also
an issue, as well as bikes with unreadable num-
bers. Even though we have the transponder system, the manual scorers still need to be able to
read those numbers.
With the number of entries we are getting, we
would have a lot of scoring errors if we didn't
have the electronic system. There are just too
many places were humans can make a mistake, whether it is me entering the results
off of the manual score sheets or the
manual scorers who are trying to keep
up with 60 bikes coming by at 150 mph
at Texas World. Nobody's eyes are that
good.Sometimes we'll have an enquiry
about someone who thought they
passed someone, but when we check
the lap sheet it gets resolved. We also
have the manual score sheets to
double check against.
You also tabulate all the
points for the championship
standings, is that correct?
Yes, I developed a software program to manage all of that for the
club.
You also race with an endurance
team.
Yes, right now I am racing with Team
Mystery Dance and we are racing
the"Moose" which is an XR-250 in a 125
chassis. This year it is pretty much just me
and Daniel Browning. I haven't ridden since
Cresson and I am looking forward to going
back.
What satisfies you most about you CMRA
job?
I like it that the riders are happy that they have
results quickly and that they are happy with the
job that I am doing. It is obviously something
that has to be done and probably the only thing I
don't like about it is that it is hard for me to race
and do this at the same time. The mental transition from working and getting on the track is difficult. ■
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MSR Endurance
John Orchard of the Village Idiots exits Rattlesnake during Saturday’s 5-hour endurance race.
Shogun Motorsports CMRA Endurance
Series Round four
MotorSport Ranch
Cresson, TX
June 4, 2005
Despite being without the services of injured
teammates Steve Breen and Craig Montgomery,
Village Idiots used consistent lap times and minimized their time in the pits to claim the win at
round four of the Shogun Motorsports
Endurance Series by a two lap margin over
series points leader Northwest Honda Racing.
The 5-hour race, which paid an $1125 purse, featured several different leaders during the first
three hours of action; however, the Yamaha YZFR6-mounted Village Idiots went the full distance
on the same set of tires, while Northwest Honda
Racing required three rears to go the distance on
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their Honda CBR1000RR, which ultimately was
the difference in the contest.
With the win, the “Idiots” extended their lead
in the C Superbike class point standings after
nearly losing it to Team O’Donnell after a disastrous outing at Texas World last month. They
also clawed their way back into contention for
the overall title, moving from seventh after Texas
World, up into to fourth after MSR.
The CMRA endurance series continues to grow
with each event and officials had to turn away a
few late entries at MotorSport Ranch in order to
keep the grid at a reasonable 55 teams on the
1.7 mile course, which was run in the clockwise
direction.
At the start of the race, holeshot artist Logan
Young grabbed the lead for Northwest Honda
Racing, while John Orchard, of Village Idiots, and
Tyler McDonald, riding the KNMotorcycles.com
YZF-R6, followed. Going into Wagon Wheel,
McDonald moved around Orchard, taking the
second-place position, while Shannon Ball of
Team Penetration found his way around DesertRat.com’s Troy Green for fourth.
By the 10-minute mark, Ball had worked his
way into the lead, a position he would hold until
the engine on the YZF-R6 expired just before the
end of the first hour.
After an hour of racing, Northwest Honda
Racing had established a commanding 22-second lead over Desert-Rats.net, while
KNMotorcycles.com, Village Idiots and Team
Racing circulated a lap down. However, the
MotorSport Ranch circuit, which is notorious for
using up tires, was beginning to take its toll on
the leading team and Village Idiots, with Chris
Headley now on board, moved into the lead.
After dicing with Village Idiots for a few laps,
MSR Endurance
John O’Donnell of Team O’Donnell (6) leads a member of Two Finger Racing (50) and
others, while Project Mayhem (below) gets down to business.
Northwest Honda Racing pitted to make the first of
two tire changes. Another tire change during the
fourth hour cancelled any chance Northwest Honda
Racing had for the victory and Village Idiots cruised
home with their second overall win of the year.
With the second place finish, Northwest Honda
Racing (Ronnie Lunsford, Greg Abbott, Rusty Allen,
Matt Maschmann, Logan Young) claimed the
Formula 1 class win, while Desert-Rats.net (Brad
Thomas, Stephen Guynes, Greg Wanless, Troy
Green) finished third overall and top A Superstock
entry. KNMotorcycles.com (Tyler McDonald, Will
Gruy, Jason Peterson) finished fourth overall and
were the top placing C Superstock finishers, while
Faltless Racing (Eric Falt, Robert Bradlaw, Charles
Ergle, Scott Levine) ran a flawless race to win the
Formula 2 division with a 13th overall. Overall winners Village Idiots were also first in the C Superbike
class.
KNMotorcycles.com dedicated their class win to
Sam McDonald’s father-in-law, Bob Agent, who
passed away the week before. ■
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MSR Endurance
Above left: House of Cycles Racing (17) leads an unidentified team and 37 Times Racing (37). (above right) Desert-Rats.net.
Below: Team Racing finished sixth overall and second in the CSuperstock class.
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MSR Endurance
Above: Jason Peterson of KNMotorcycles.com chases an unidentified rider.
Below: Ramon Gonzales of Doc Racing Team.
“I was going the fastest I ever went in my
whole life and...”
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We dissect Mofo Racing’s 2002 SV650
The Suzuki SV650 seems to be a popular race bike among CMRA members and it is a good way to get into racing. We looked at Scott Levine’s bike
a few months ago, but there are so many in the club that we thought it would be cool to look at another. This is MoFo Racing's endurance bike/
Motorcycles Unlimited D Superstock sprint bike. In addition to the features listed below, it also has a Mychron Plus Instrument pod including: tach,
temp gauge, programmable shift lights, oil pressure, speedo, gear indicator and lap timer.
Mods:
• Hotbodies bodywork
• Zero Gravity double bubble windscreen
• Grave fairing stay
• Intuit frame sliders
• Quick release seat pins
• Scotts steering damper
• Vortex clip ons
• Vortex fuel cap
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• Motorcycles Unlimited revalved Race Tech Forks
• Ohlins shock retrofitted with a hydraulic preload adjuster
• EBC fully floating race rotors and brakes
• Goodridge Kevlar lines
• Renthal sprocket RK chain
• Attack adjustable rearsets
• Yoshimura RS3 exhaust
• BMC air filter
• Modified Factory carb kit
MSR Mini Endurance
K&N Remains Perfect
Shogun Motorsports Mini Endurance
Championship Series: Round 4
MotorSport Ranch
Cresson, TX
June 4, 2005
WIll Gruy (above) of Team K&N. Below: R S Express(60) leads Team Sidewinder (17).
Team K&N kept their record perfect for 2005 by
claiming their fourth overall win in four starts at
the latest round of the Shogun Motorsports Mini
Endurance event held at MotorSport Ranch.
Team K&N teammates Tyler McDonald and Will
Gruy covered 59 laps during the two hour event
and finished one lap ahead of the second place
team, Team Jesus.
Team K&N’s overall win assured them a lion’s
share of the $250 purse and also gave them the
Formula 4 class win, e xtending their points lead
in that division; while Team Jesus, with Zac
Chapman and Derek Wagnon on board, finished
second in the Formula 4 division.
The only blemish during the event was a red
flag at the one-hour mark, brought out when
Ryan O’Donnell and Dustin Dominguez went
down in Big Bend. O’Donnell was transported
out with a broken collar bone, but returned to
watch sprint race action on Sunday.
Third overall and third place in the Formula 4
class went to Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap
(Stephanie Graham, Robert Nickell, Dennis
Dudley), while AF1 Racing (Micah Shoemaker,
Jon Francis, Greg LeClair, Clayton Schutz) won
the Formula 5 division with a sixth overall finish.
In the Formula 6 division, STD Racing (Pat
Brown, Yuliya Dvorak, Chris Reed, Jesse
Johnson) took the win with a 16th overall and
Excel (Robert Blevins, Dustin Dominguez, John
Wardlow, Conner Blevins) won the Formula 7
class with a 25th overall finish.
RS Express (Thomas Hoover, Chris Reed,
Charles Ergle, Eric Kancir) maintained second
place in both the overall standings and the
Formula 4 standings with a fourth overall finish
at MotorSport Ranch; while Team E xtreme
Powersports (Robert White, Nicholas
Montonaro, Troy Green, Jesse Davis) remains
atop the Formula 5 series standings despite a
10th overall (fourth in class) finish at MSR. ■
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MSR Mini Endurance
Above: Under-Dog Racing (34) leads Red Spade (30) and Hunkered Down (72) out of Rattlesnake. Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap (below).
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MSR Sprints
Ty Howard leads Bryan West en route to one of his five wins on Sunday.
2005 CMRA Championship Series
Round 5
MotorSport Ranch
Cresson, TX
June 5, 2005
Ty Howard was virtually unstoppable at
round five of the C MRA Championship
Roadracing Series held at MotorSport
Ranch near Cresson, Texas. The
Weatherford, Texas-resident won 5 of the
6 events he entered over the weekend and
claimed over $11,000 in CMRA cash and
manufacturer’s contingency money for his
efforts.
Howard rode a combination of Suzuki
and Kawasaki machinery in order to make
the most of the available contingency
money offered over the weekend and posted wins in the Racing Performance Services
B Superstock Expert race (which features a
$150 purse), the C Superstock Expert (which
features a $500 purse), the Pace American
Trailers Formula 1 Expert race (which fea-
tures a $1000 purse), the Sum of all Parts
A Superstock Expert race (which features a
$150 purse) and the RaceworX C Superbike
Expert race (which features a $150 purse).
Howard also added $150 to his take by win ning the Mr. Coder Racing Fast Lap Award
for turning the fastest lap during the
sprint races. His only defeat came in the A
Superbike Expert race, where he finished
third behind Heath Small and Randall
Kienast.
Also cashing in on CMRA purse money
were Will Gruy, who won the 125 GP ($250
purse) and Super Motard ($250 purse)
races, Bryan West, who won the Racing B
Superbike Expert class ($250 purse), Heath
Small who won the Motorcycles Unlimited
A Superbike Expert race ( $150 purse), Dane
Westby, who won the lion’s share of the
$500 purse paid in the Lightweight Twins
Expert class and Jon Francis, who won the
AF1 Racing Heavyweight Twins Expert class,
which features an end-of-the-year cash
award.
Notable performances in the Novice divisions were turned in by Cory Burleson,
who claimed seven Novice-class wins, and
by Derrick Smith, who won two.
Over 540 sprint entries, including 46 mini
sprints, participated in Sunday’s sprint
races, which were run in the clockwise
direction.
The Junior Motard riders kicked on
Sunday’s racing action with the first race
of the day. At the start, Jacob Chapman
jumped out to a big lead en route to a
flag-to-flag win over Thomas Branyon.
Randall Falt and Shelby Brewer battled
back and forth over the third place position with Falt making a last lap pass to
secure the final step on the podium. Shelby
Brewer ended up fourth, while Rachel
Brewer and Dallas King rounded out the
top six.
Eric Falt took a strong early lead in race
2, the Super Motard/F2 Ex & Nov/ Vintage
LW race, but yielded to Will Gruy on the
second lap. However, on lap three, Robert
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MSR Sprints
Kent Moffit (above) and Randall Falt (below) during sprint action.
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Bradlaw, who was running third at the
time, clipped the back of another rider and
went down hard, knocking himself out and
bringing out the red flag. On the restart,
Falt again jumped out into the lead, but was
quickly overtaken by Gruy and Tyler
McDonald. Tan, who had started up closer
to the front this time, flew by McDonald
and Gruy in Ricochet to take the lead, a
position he would not relinquish. At the
finish, Tan took a five second win with Eric
Kancir, who had worked his way up from
the Formula 2 wave, in second. Gruy finished third and top Super Motard, followed
by McDonald (2nd Super Motard), Chase
Vivion (3rd F2 Ex) and Falt (3rd Super
Motard). Brandon Spradling was the top F2
Novice in seventh.
Ty Howard took a runaway win in the
Racing Performance Service B Superstock
Expert race. Shannon Ball challenged
Bryan West early in the race over the sec ond place position, but at the finish, it was
West with the runner up spot by five
lengths over Ball. Logan Young and Kevin
Pate rounded out the top five.
Cory Burleson topped the biggest grid of
the day - 46 riders - to win race 4, the B
Superstock Novice race. The race was red
flagged after just one lap, and on the
restart, Burleson took control with John
Bernett and Ronnie Hay challenging early.
Bernett eventually claimed the runner up
spot, with Hay in third and Carlos Lescale
in fourth.
Dane Westby continued to move up the
CMRA racing order and added yet another
victory to his resume by claiming the win in
race 5, the LW Twins Ex & Nov/ Classic
Unlimited/Vintage Superbike race. Westby
had to fend off the advances of Tyler
McDonald, who passed for the lead in
Rattlesnake, but the SV650-mounted Westby
regained the lead on the back side of the
track and stretched it into a seven second
advantage at the finish. Eric Falt finished
third, while Brandon Spradling was the top
finishing LW Twins Novice in fourth. Chris
Vinson won the Classic Unliminted division
in eighth overall, while George Schroeder
was first in the Vintage Superbike class in
29th.
Ty Howard took his second win of the day
in race six, the C Superstock Expert race.
Howard led from start to finish, while
Shane Kuehler inherited second place after
Heath Small went down on lap four. Logan
Young finished third, while Chris Headley
and Bill drake rounded out the top five.
Eric Falt got another one of his holeshots
and led the Unlimited Motard/Formula
CMRA Lightweight field of race seven
through the first few turns. Both Will Gruy
and Tyler McDonald had passed Falt by the
mid-way point of the second lap and were
beginning to pull a gap. Tyler shadowed the
smooth riding Gruy until the final lap when
Gruy pulled up with mechanical problems.
At the finish, the order was McDonald, Falt,
Dave Alsobrook, Colin Fowler and Jimmy
Smithwick in the top five positions. Thomas
Gaspard was the top finishing Formula
CMRA Lightweight entry in 10th.
Cory Burleson experienced relatively fresh
air out front as he cruised to a seven-second win over Ronnie Hay in the C Superstock
Novice race. Carlos Lescales, John Bernett
and William Guthrie claimed positions third
through fifth.
Heath Small ran and hid from the A
Superbike Expert entries in the Motorcycles
Unlimied-sponsored ninth race. Small held
nearly a 14-second gap over second place
finisher Randall Kienast at the finish, while
Ty Howard rode a borrowed K awasaki to
third place. Craig Thomson claimed fourth
and William Shupak was fifth.
Dane Westby grabbed the early lead in the
South Central Race Center D Superbike race
with Tyler McDonald and Dustin Dominguez
running second and third. However,
Brandon Spradling and Cory Burleson were
engaged in a battle that would carry the
duo into second and third by the final lap.
Westby claimed the win, with Burleson nipping Spradling at the finish for second.
McDonald and Chris Romeo rounded out
the top five. Burleson was the top finishing
Novice, while Spradling was second in the
Novice division.
Jon Francis, Ronnie Lunsford and Alan Tan
ran one, two and three after the start of
the AF1 Racing Heavyweight Twins race, however Bill Erzal turned the fastest lap of the
race on lap two and moved ahead of Tan to
challenge Lunsford and Francis for the win.
Francis and Lunsford managed to hold
Erzal at bay, and at the finish less than
three seconds separated the trio. Eric Falt
finished fourth, just ahead of Tan, while
Pierson Callahan (above) and Billy Click (below).
17
MSR Sprints
Bryan West (above) leads several riders during the B Superbike Race.
Below: Joe Feco (362) leads Guillermo Gonzalez (332) and others.
18
John Bernett took the novice win in seventh.
Ty Howard claimed a third win of the day in the 10 lap Pace
American Trailers Formula 1 race, however, it was Bryan West
with the early lead after the start. Howard moved around West
for the lead in Wagon Wheel and eventually pulled out a sevensecond gap by the finish. On the fourth lap, Logan Young went
under West in Tombstone to take over second, then on lap six,
Heath Small made a similar move on West in Ricochet. At the finish, the order was Howard, Young, Small, West and Randall
Kienast.
In the Formula 1 Novice race, Derrick Smith parlayed a fast
start into a 12 second win. Myles Turner went the distance in second, while Justin Riley worked his way up to finish third.
Will Gruy topped Tyler McDonald for the 125GP win in race 14.
Cory Burleson moved up from the second wave to place third
overall and first in the D Superstock Novice class, while Eric Falt
was fourth overall and first D Superstock Expert.
Ty Howard passed Logan Young on the third lap of the race and
held on to win the Sum of all Parts A Superstock Expert race.
Bryan West had been the early leader, grabbing the holeshot and
showing the 24-rider field the way around on the opening lap,
but he was passed on lap four by Young and Howard, who waged
their battle for the remainder of the race. At the finish, Howard
held a half-second gap over Young, with West, Heath Small and
Randall Kienast claiming spots three through five.
Ronnie Lunsford went under Gordon Bradeen in Wagon Wheel
to take the lead in the Formula 40 Heavyweight/Formula 40
Lightweight race. At the halfway mark, Bill Erzal turned up the
heat and moved into the runner up position, pushing Lunsford t o
the checkers. Lunsford edged Erzal by 0.353-seconds at the finish
with Bradeen taking third over Bill Underwood and Harry
Tomlinson.
The C Superbike Novice/Classic Superbike race was another Cory
Burleson benefit, with the Harison, Arkansas-rider taking an easy
win as Ronnie Hay claimed another runner up finish. The race was
red flagged on the fourth lap when Ryan Rutkowski went down,
but the restart played out pretty much the same as the first one,
with Burleson and Hay out front, followed by Nathan Gardner,
William Guthrie and Joe Feco.
Heath Small pushed Ty Howard for the duration of the
RaceworX C Superbike Expert race, finishing less than two seconds behind at the checkers. Shane Kuehler claimed the show
position, with John Orchard in fourth and Tyler McDonald just
edging Chris Headley at the finish for fifth.
Dane Westby claimed his third race win of the day, this time in
the Formula CMRA Heavyweight/Formula CMRA Mediumweight
race. Chris Vinson ran solo in second for the entire race, while
Will Gruy passed Dustin Dominguez in the late stages to take
third. Christopher Corder finished fifth with Steven Sinclair
grabbing seventh and first Mediumweight bike.
The final race of the day was the Komodo Racing B Superbike
race, which was won by Bryan West. West led from start to finish, while Shannon Ball moved past Heath Small on lap five to
claim second. Fourth went to Larry Myers, while Craig Thomson
finished one position back. Top Novice went to Cory Burleson in
eighth. ■
Results
Hallett May 14-15, 2005
3 Faltless Racing
Formula 1 Endurance
4 Drive By Racing
1 Northwest Honda Racing
2 2Wheelz.com
(Houston, TX / 1 / CBR1000RR)
(Denison, TX / 5 / Suz GSXR750)
3 37Times Racing
(Arlington, TX / 37 / Suz GSXR600)
4 Project Mayhem
(Anacoco, LA / 32 / Suz GSXR1000)
5 Black Sunshine
(Cedar Park, TX / 62 / Hon CBR929RR)
A Superstock Endurance
1 Junk Yard Dog
(Houston, TX / 30 / Suz GSXR600)
2 Team Ridesmart
(League City, TX / 72 / Suz GSXR750)
3 Fifth Element Racing
4 Desert-Rats.net
(Dallas, TX / 4 / Yam YZF-R1)
(Garland, TX / 9 / Suz SV650)
(Needville, TX / 90 / Suz SV650)
5 Team Ogre (Dallas, TX / 34 / Suz SV650)
7 Total Rider / TLB Intl
8 Landshark Racing
9 Team Takeoffs
(Kansas City, MO / 76 / GSXR750)
(Pflugerville, TX / 40 / Yam YZF-R1)
(Little Rock, AR / 36 / Kaw ZX636)
(Harrison, AR / 96 / Suz GSXR750)
10 Team Rockwall Honda (Dallas, TX / 44 / Suz GSXR750)
C Superstock Endurance
1 KNMotorcycles.com
2 Lawdawg Racing
(Sapulpa, OK / 29 / Yam YZF-R6)
(Newalla, OK / 68 / Kaw ZX636)
6 Chris Headley (The Colony, TX / 69 / Kaw ZX636)
6 Tulsa Cycle Supply (Tulsa, OK / 64 / Suz SV650)
7 Bill Drake (Houston, TX / 270 / Suz GSXR600)
7 North Texas Superbikes (College Station, TX / 71 / SV650)
8 Harry Tomlinson (Aledo, TX / 2 / Yam YZF-R6)
8 Screaming Trollop (Austin, TX / 24 / Suz SV650)
9 Daniel Sinclair (Rockwall, TX / 221 / Suz GSXR600)
9 Log Racing
(Houston, TX / 56 / Suz SV650)
10 Jan Stadler (Dallas, TX / 76 / Suz GSXR600)
10 CED Racing
(Dallas, TX / 75 / Suz SV650)
11 Kitchen Pass
(Clovis, NM / 78 / Suz SV650)
12 Team Silverback (Harrison, AR / 66 / Suz SV650)
11 Josh Lowery (Batesville, AR / 146 / Hon CBR600RR)
12 Bill Underwood (N. Richland Hills, TX / 654 / Yam YZF-R6)
13 Miki Espiritu (Oklahoma City, OK / 63 / Suz GSXR600)
13 Gitchasum Racing
14 Craig Montgomery (Addison, TX / 49 / Kaw ZX636)
14 Two Finger Racing
(Austin, TX / 50 / Suz SV650)
15 Darrell Dotson (N. Little Rock, AR / 232 / Yam YZF-R6)
15 Legacy Racing 2 (Spring, TX / 19 / Suz SV650)
5 Team Anvil (San Antonio, TX / 11 / Suz GSXR1000)
6 Longneck Motorsports
4 John Orchard (Flower Mound, TX / 51 / Yam YZF-R6)
5 Shane Kuehler (Arlington, TX / 234 / Yam YZF-R6)
Superstock D Exper t
Sum of All Parts - Superstock A Expert
1 Dustin Dominguez (Newalla, OK / 68 / Suz SV650)
1 Heath Small (Waller, TX / 7 / Yam YZF-R1)
2 Eric Falt (Garland, TX / 1 / Suz SV650)
2 Ty Howard (Weatherford, TX / 35 / Suz GSXR750)
3 Chris Romeo (Bellaire, TX / 36 / Suz SV650)
3 Logan Young (Houston, TX / 345 / Hon CBR1000RR)
4 Robert Bradlaw (Houston, TX / 40 / Hon CRF450)
4 Andy Galindo (Dallas, TX / 46 / Suz GSXR750)
5 Scott White (Tulsa, OK / 349 / Suz SV650)
5 Bryan West (Austin, TX / 955 / Suz GSXR750)
6 Michael Hamric (Spring, TX / 9 / Suz SV650)
6 Kevin Pate (Crowley, TX / 171 / Suz GSXR750)
7 Andrew Ale xander (Hesston, KS / 413 / Duc 900SS)
7 Dustin Meador (Tulsa, OK / 122 / Suz GSXR750)
8 Colin Fowler (Magnolia, TX / 96 / Hon CRF450)
8 Brian Cox (Broken Arrow, OK / 31 / Suz GSXR1000)
3 Lone Star Track Days (Houston, TX / 7 / Hon CBR600RR)
9 Nathan Weber (Ft Worth, TX / 15 / Suz GSXR750)
4 Big Air Racing (Duncan, OK / 21 / Hon CBR600RR)
10 Craig Thomson (Arlington, TX / 144 / Suz GSXR750)
5 Team Penetration (Houston, TX / 95 / Yam YZF-R6)
2 Randall Kienast (Dallas, TX / 288 / Hon CBR1000RR)
6 Adrenalin Fiends Racing
12 Darnell Dorsey (Hollister, MO / 74 / Suz GSXR1000)
7 House of Cycles Racing (W. Monroe, LA / 17 / Kaw ZX636)
13 Barron Cheek (Round Rock, TX / 811 / Suz GSXR750)
4 Daniel Dominguez (Newalla, OK / 44 / Suz GSXR1000)
8 Team Streetbike Depot (Tuttle, OK / 85 / Kaw ZX636)
5 William Shupak (Anacoco, LA / 23 / Suz GSXR1000)
9 Team Racing (Houston, TX / 88 / Yam YZF-R6)
10 Continental Racing
(Bacliff, TX / 67 / Hon CBR600RR)
(Benton, KS / 38 / Yam YZF-R6)
11 G.A.F. Racing (The Colony, TX / 91 / Suz GSXR600)
12 Komodo Racing
(Grapevine, TX / 58 / Yam YZF-R6)
13 Rockwall Honda.com
14 HB Racing
(Dallas, TX / 54 / Hon CBR600RR)
(Berryville, AR / 89 / Kaw ZX-6R)
Motorcycles Unlimited - Superbike A Expert
7 Carlo Garavaglia (Wichita Falls, TX / 237 / Suz GSXR750)
Racing Performance Service - Superstock B Expert
8 Michael Nellis (Georgetown, TX / 32 / Hon RC51)
9 Gordon Bradeen (Houston, TX / 37 / Yam YZF-R1)
2 Shannon Ball (Collinsville, OK / 395 / Suz GSXR600)
10 Billy Click (Willis, TX / 73 / Hon CBR1000RR)
12 John O'Donnell (Flower Mound, TX / 75 / Hon CBR600RR)
16 Just Plain Slow (Katy, TX / 48 / Yam YZF-R6)
13 Craig Montgomery (Addison, TX / 49 / Yam YZF-R1)
17 Team AF1 (Austin, TX / 87 / Hon CBR600RR)
6 Randall Kienast (Dallas, TX / 288 / Suz GSXR750)
14 Darnell Dorsey (Hollister, MO / 74 / Suz GSXR1000)
18 Mach1 Racing (Willard, MO / 35 / Yam YZF-R6)
19 Hobby Raceing
15 Lo-Budget Pro
(Spicewood, TX / 49 / Suz GSXR600)
(S. Houston, TX / 94 / Hon CBR600F3)
C Superbike Endurance
Komodo Racing - Superbike B Exper t
10 Jon Francis (Austin, TX / 64 / Apr RSV1000)
2 Lone Gunmen (Austin, TX / 10 / Kaw ZX636)
3 Howlie Boyz
(Liberty, MO / 98 / Yam YZF-R6)
4 Village Idiots
(Allen, TX / 3 / Yam YZF-R6)
1 Team O'Donnell (Flower Mound, TX / 6 / Hon CBR600RR)
5 Rook Racing 2
6 Back Marker Racing
7 Relic Racing
8 Baaad Duc Racing
9 Cafe Racer
(Little Rock, AR / 23 / Yam YZF-R6)
(Austin, TX / 92 / Suz GSXR600)
(Garland, TX / 60 / Duc 748R)
(Kansas City, MO / 55 / Suz GSXR600)
18 Josh Lowery (Batesville, AR / 146 / Hon C BR600RR)
10 Hotbodies Racing (Waller, TX / 57 / Yam YZF-R6)
RaceworX - Superbike C Exper t
Superstock C Exper t
Formula 2 Endurance
1 Ty Howard (Weatherford, TX / 35 / Yam YZF-R6)
2 Ty Howard (Weatherford, TX / 35 / Yam YZF-R6)
1 Mofo's Racing
3 Tyler McDonald (Sapulpa, OK / 20 / Yam YZF-R6)
2 Fireball Racing
(Caldwell, TX / 97 / Suz SV650)
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Results
8 Dylan Brown (Kansas City, MO / 657 / Hon RS125)
5 Ryan Rutkowski (Carrollton, TX / 329 / Kaw EX500)
Pace American Trailers - Formula 1 Exper t
8 Chris Romeo (Bellaire, TX / 36 / Suz GSXR600)
9 Miki Espiritu (Oklahoma City, OK / 63 / Suz GSXR600)
1 Ronnie Lunsford (Houston, TX / 39 / Ducati 999)
3 Logan Young (Houston, TX / 345 / Hon CBR1000RR)
South Central Race Center - Superbike D Expert
Formula 40 Heavyweight Expert
1 Dane Westby (Tulsa, OK / 213 / Suz SV650)
8 Steve Haesemeyer (Merriam, KS / 80 / Hon CBR600F2)
3 Tyler McDonald (Sapulpa, OK / 20 / Yam WR450)
9 Bill Erzal (Austin, TX / 25 / Apr RSV1000)
4 Will Gruy (Dallas, TX / 441 / Yam WR450)
10 Sha Edwards (Dallas, TX / 89 / Suz GSXR600)
5 Chase Vivion (Rockwall, TX / 600 / Yam YZ426)
1 Scott Levine (Oklahoma City, OK / 3 / Suz SV650)
10 Steve Davis (Harrison, AR / 66 / Suz SV650)
AF1 Racing - Heav yweight Twins Expert
Formula 40 Lightweight
3 Cathy White (Euless, TX / 185 / Suz SV650)
4 Keith Coker (Hitchcock, TX / 549 / Suz SV650)
19 Michele Danese (The Colony, TX / 514 / Hon T SR125)
5 Tim Johnson (Conroe, TX / 155 / Kaw KX500)
20 Sha Edwards (Dallas, TX / 89 / Suz GSXR600)
6 Charles Lohr (Austin, TX / 175 / Hon RS125)
7 Mark Klepper (Austin, TX / 226 / Apr RS250)
Formula 2 Expert
5 Will Gruy (Dallas, TX / 441 / Hon RS125)
1 Alan Tan (Austin, TX / 12 / Yam TZ250)
7 Tyler McDonald (Sapulpa, OK / 20 / Hon RS125)
9 Tad Murley (McKinney, TX / 816 / Hon RS125)
4 Eric Falt (Garland, TX / 1 / ATK 605)
Lightweight Twins Expert
6 Dave Alsobrook (Rockwall, TX / 139 / Ktm SMR450)
8 Michele Danese (The Colony, TX / 514 / Hon T SR125)
7 Jimmy Smithwick (Belton, TX / 898 / Ktm 525)
Unlimited Motard
Formula CMRA Heavyweight
5 David Taylor (Mt. Vernon, MO / 411 / Suz SV650)
Super Motard
7 Christopher Corder (Dallas, TX / 325 / Suz SV650)
10 Andrew Alexander (Hesston, KS / 413 / Duc 900SS)
8 Daniel Rusert (Hurst, TX / 306 / Suz SV650)
6 Dylan Brown (Kansas City, MO / 657 / Yam YZ426)
11 Ty Howard (Weatherford, TX / 35 / Yam WR450)
8 Ty Howard (Weatherford, TX / 35 / Yam WR450)
Formula CMRA Mediumweight
1 Greg LeClair (Austin, TX / 103 / Apr RS250)
125 Grand Prix
2 Steven Sinclair (Rockwall, TX / 550 / Ducati 750)
3 David Petitpas (Lewisville, TX / 313 / Yam FZR400)
3 Derek Wagnon (Ft Worth, TX / 111 / Hon RS125)
Classic Unlimited
2 John Barsic (Bryan, TX / 296 / Hon CBR600F3)
Formula CMRA Lightweight
3 Karl Hansen (Waxahachie, TX / 118 / Hon C BR600)
4 Heather Asbury (Carrollton, TX / 629 / Hon RS125)
1 Nick Gruy (Dallas, TX / 204 / Yam TZ85)
4 Mark Kline (Ennis, TX / 215 / Hon C BR600F2)
2 Zac Chapman (Weatherford, TX / 461 / Hon RS80)
5 Scott Vivion (Rockwall, TX / 384 / Yam FZR400)
3 Thomas Gaspard (Lake Charles, LA / 418 / Kaw EX500)
7 Michele Danese (The Colony, TX / 514 / Hon TSR125)
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Classic Superbike
24 Shane Zelm (Irving, TX / 361 / Suz GSXR600)
37 Leonard Coker (New Braunfels, TX / 552 / Hon CBR600RR)
25 Chavvon Smith (Grapevine, TX / 133 / Hon CBR600RR)
38 Larry Myers (Spicewood, TX / 199 / Suz GSXR600)
26 Tony Wang (Batesville, AR / 206 / Hon CBR600RR)
39 Jeff Jordan (Arlington, TX / 321 / Yam YZF-R6)
27 Jarrod Rottman (Watauga, TX / 360 / Suz GSXR750)
40 Jason Ellsworth (Houston, TX / 707 / Suz GSXR600)
28 Paul Haas (Sapulpa, OK / 347 / Kaw ZX-7R)
29 Sunil Thandassery (Irving, TX / 676 / Yam YZF-R6)
30 Erik Pearson (Houston, TX / 523 / Hon CBR600RR)
Superstock D Novice
1 Cory Burleson (Harrison, AR / 909 / Suz SV650)
31 William Guthrie (Austin, TX / 948 / Kaw ZX-6R)
2 Brandon Spradling (Humble, TX / 214 / Suz SV650)
32 Michael Wiley (Shawnee, OK / 279 / Hon CBR600RR)
3 Zac Chapman (Weatherford, TX / 461 / Suz SV650)
1 Cory Burleson (Harrison, AR / 909 / Suz GSXR750)
4 Leo McKeown (Clovis, NM / 178 / Duc 900SS)
2 Derrick Smith (Denison, TX / 312 / Suz GSXR600)
34 Luigi Casali (Wichita Falls, TX / 261 / Suz GSXR600)
3 Troy Fuller (Pflugerville, TX / 408 / Yam YZF-R1)
35 Joe Feco (Buffalo, MO / 362 / Kaw ZX-6R)
4 Guillermo Gonzalez (Houston, TX / 332 / Hon CBR600RR)
5 Matthew Crabtree (Wichita, KS / 273 / Yam YZF-R6)
37 John Brock (Wichita, KS / 714 / Yam YZF-R6)
8 John Coleman (Tulsa, OK / 484 / Suz SV650)
Superstock A Novice
6 Myles Turner (Dallas, TX / 342 / Hon CBR600RR)
7 Carlos Lescale (Missouri City, TX / 224 / Yam YZF-R6)
39 Christopher Roberts (Little Rock, AR / 136 / Kaw ZX-6R)
10 Igal Askeroglu (Houston, TX / 670 / Suz SV650)
8 Cliff Snyder (Benbrook, TX / 786 / Suz GSXR750)
9 Brent Wood (Hutchinson, KS / 771 / Hon C BR600RR)
41 Chris Pozza (N. Little Rock, AR / 444 / Yam YZF-R6)
10 Jonathan Wright (Little Rock, AR / 723 / Yam YZF-R6)
12 Justin Sonnen (San Antonio, TX / 744 / Suz GSXR600)
13 Rick Wagner (Tulsa, OK / 203 / Suz SV650)
Superstock C Novice
14 Robin Hodson (Austin, TX / 500 / Suz SV650)
15 Susette Dupuis (Plano, TX / 546 / Suz SV650)
2 John Bernett (Tulsa, OK / 409 / Yam YZF-R6)
14 Justin Riley (Arlington, TX / 425 / Hon CBR600RR)
3 Ronnie Hay (Garland, TX / 650 / Kaw ZX636)
16 Cody Kitchen (Siloam Springs, AR / 613 / Yam YZF-R1)
2 Seth Cooke (Tyler, TX / 369 / Suz GSXR1000)
17 Aaron Stone (Sherwood, AR / 988 / Yam YZF-R1)
3 Anthony Fogolini (Ft Worth, TX / 669 / Hon C BR600RR)
Superbike A Novice
18 Cal Freeman (Alexander, AR / 454 / Kaw ZX-10R)
19 Brian Driver (Ft Worth, TX / 350 / Yam YZF-R1)
8 Brandon Ballard (Green Forest, AR / 889 / Yam YZF-R6)
20 Chris Kutalek (Spring, TX / 417 / Suz GSXR600)
9 Michael Juarez (Arlington, TX / 158 / Yam YZF-R6)
22 Jeff Robinson (Crossett, AR / 842 / Yam YZF-R6)
11 Brent Wood (Hutchinson, KS / 771 / Hon CBR600RR)
8 Brian Fox (Arlington, TX / 727 / Yam YZF-R6)
12 Buck Beasley (Bacliff, TX / 671 / Hon C BR600RR)
Superstock B Novice
10 Joel Rich (Ft Worth, TX / 217 / Yam YZF-R6)
14 Nathan Gardner (Carrollton, TX / 705 / Yam YZF-R6)
11 Troy Fuller (Pflugerville, TX / 4 08 / Yam YZF-R1)
12 Jimmy Crow (Sherman, TX / 201 / Yam Y ZF-R6)
16 Jeremy Hunt (Dallas, TX / 703 / Yam YZF-R6)
13 Cody Kitchen (Siloam Springs, AR / 613 / Yam YZF-R1)
17 Leon Chad (Houston, TX / 324 / Yam YZF-R6)
14 Marv Esterly (Midland, TX / 496 / Suz GSXR1000)
19 Tomas Godula (Garland, TX / 137 / Yam YZF-R6)
21 John Morrow (Jenks, OK / 694 / Hon CBR600F4)
22 Paul Wilkinson (Seabrook, TX / 253 / Yam YZF-R6)
23 Chris Kotowski (Irving, TX / 126 / Suz GSXR600)
3 Anthony Fogolini (Ft Worth, TX / 669 / Hon CBR600RR)
Superbike B Novice
17 Buck Beasley (Bacliff, TX / 671 / Hon CBR600RR)
20 Guillermo A. Gonzalez (Houston, TX / 542 / Hon RC51)
33 Miguel Rosas (Coppell, TX / 712 / Hon CBR600RR)
Superbike C Novice
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Results
11 Pierson Callahan (Little Rock, AR / 223 / Yam TZ250)
12 Rodney Barkalow (Austin, TX / 730 / BUE XB12R)
Lightweight Twins Novice
4 Les Banta (Oklahoma City, OK / 256 / Suz SV650)
2 Chuck Cofer (Austin, TX / 908 / Hon RS250)
6 Brent Smith (Green Forest , AR / 809 / Suz SV650)
14 John Morrow (Jenks, OK / 694 / Hon C BR600F4)
Formula 2 Novice
15 Butch Feco (Buffalo, MO / 242 / Kaw ZX-6R)
10 Jeffrey Duke (Coppell, TX / 917 / Suz SV650)
19 Jeff Jordan (Arlington, TX / 321 / Yam Y ZF-R6)
13 Scott Bass (Bastrop, TX / 742 / Suz SV650)
14 Chris Accardo (Grapevine, TX / 541 / Suz SV650)
16 Tracy Edwards (Benton, KS / 238 / Suz SV650)
Superbike D Novice
14 Wayne Wilder (Grapevine, TX / 358 / Yam TZ250)
19 Scott Thompson (Little Rock, AR / 759 / Suz SV650)
22 Lawrence Lucia (Beaumont, TX / 821 / Suz SV650)
Formula 1 Novice
22 Rodney Barkalow (Austin, TX / 730 / BUE XB12R)
23 Nick Gruy (Dallas, TX / 204 / Yam TZ85)
3 John Bernett (Tulsa, OK / 409 / Hon RC51)
4 Dave Alsobrook (Rockwall, TX / 139 / Apr RSV1000)
Formula 40 Heavyweight Novice
1 Jimmy Crow (Sherman, TX / 201 / Yam YZF-R6)
5 David Wilson (Allen, TX / 120 / Kaw ZX636)
13 Buck Beasley (Bacliff, TX / 671 / Hon C BR600RR)
Heavyweight Twins Novice
Junior Motard Novice
1 Ethan Yost (Duncan, OK / 64 / Yam TTR90)
2 Bayley White (Tulsa, OK / 46 / Yam TTR90)
3 Shelby Brewer (Rogers, AR / 717 / Yam T TR90)
4 Randall Falt (Garland, TX / 3 / Yam TTR90)
5 Dallas King (Independence, KS / 7 / Yam PW80)
6 Savanah Davis (Inola, OK / 31 / Yam TTR90)
7 Mark Klepper (Austin, TX / 226 / Apr RSV1000)
1 Tyler McDonald (Sapulpa, OK / 20 / Yam YZ85)
8 Henrik Larsen (Sugar Land, TX / 277 / Apr RSV1000)
3 Will Hendrick (College Station, TX / 212 / Mori 80)
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Formula 4
5 Derrick Patman (Denton, TX / 17 / Hon RS80)
5 Longneck Motorsports
6 Tom Thompson (Lindale, TX / 100 / Yam TZ85)
6 Team Takeoffs (Harrison, AR / 96 / Suz GSXR750)
5 Team Sidewinder (Denton, TX / 17 / Hon RS80)
7 Nick Gruy (Dallas, TX / 204 / Yam YZ85)
7 Junk Yard Dog
6 J&R Racing
8 Thomas Hoover (Aledo, TX / 620 / Hon RS80)
8 Total Rider / TLB Intl (Pflugerville, TX / 40 / Yam YZF-R1)
7 Poetry on Wheels
9 Doc Racing Team (Monterrey, MX / 53 / Hon CBR1000RR)
8 Team Scheme
10 CBM Racing (Temple, TX / 18 / Suz GSXR750)
9 OTE
Formula 5
(Kansas City, MO / 76 / GSXR750)
2 Dennis Dudley (Killeen, TX / 631 / Apr RS50)
C Superstock Endurance
4 RS Express
(Aledo, TX / 60 / Hon RS80)
(Cedar Park, TX / 26 / Mori 80)
(Carrollton, TX / 29 / Hon RS80)
10 Hunkered Down
(Humble, TX / 72 / Hon CR80)
11 Warren Racing 2
(Leander, TX / 84 / Hon RS80)
3 Johnny Lee Clark (Moore, OK / 244 / Muz SM125)
1 KNMotorcycles.com
4 Garet Tomlinson (Aledo, TX / 202 / Hon NS50R)
2 Team Racing
5 Rick Shelton (Dallas, TX / 462 / Apr RS50)
3 Lawdawg Racing
6 Joey Harper (Ft Worth, TX / 208 / Kaw KLX125L)
4 Lone Star Track Days (Houston, TX / 7 / Hon CBR600RR)
7 Chandler King (Independence, KS / 373 / Muz SM125)
5 Big Air Racing (Duncan, OK / 21 / Hon CBR600RR)
8 Richard Desmond (Midwest City, OK / 94 / Suz DRZ125)
6 Team AF1 (Austin, TX / 87 / Hon CBR600RR)
1 AF1 Racing
9 Dennis Foster (Murphy, TX / 230 / Hon NSR50)
7 Adrenalin Fiends Racing
2 Mosley Racing
10 Richard Eads (W. Monroe, LA / 93 / Hon RS60)
8 Team Streetbike Depot (Tuttle, OK / 85 / Kaw ZX636)
Formula 6
(Sapulpa, OK / 29 / Yam YZF-R6)
(Houston, TX / 88 / Hon CBR600RR)
(Newalla, OK / 68 / Kaw ZX636)
(Bacliff, TX / 67 / Hon CBR600RR)
(Dallas, TX / 58 / Kaw EX250)
(Ft Worth, TX / 88 / Hon RS80)
12 Rubber Chicken Racing
13 Under-Dog Racing
14 Mystery Dance
(Euless, TX / 90 / Hon CRF230F)
(Arlington, TX / 34 / Kaw KX80)
(Azle, TX / 2 / Hon RS250F)
AF1 Racing - Formula 5 Endurance
(Austin, TX / 87 / Apr RS50)
3 Awtooling
(Greenville, MS / 99 / Hon CRF150)
(Cypress, TX / 70 / Yam TZ60)
9 Retrograde Racing (Austin, TX / 41 / Kaw ZX636)
4 Team Extreme Powersports
10 Just Plain Slow
5 Wreckage Racing
(Katy, TX / 48 / Suz SV650)
11 Continental Racing
(Benton, KS / 38 / Yam YZF-R6)
6 Shrews
2 Richard Desmond (Midwest City, OK / 94 / Suz DRZ125)
12 RaceKomodo.com
(Grapevine, TX / 58 / Yam YZF-R6)
7 Red Spade
3 Conner Blevins (Noble, OK / 327 / Hon NSR50)
13 House of Cycles Racing (W. Monroe, LA / 17 / Kaw ZX636)
8 WRW Racing
14 Blue Groove Racing
9 GMAN Racing 2
5 Jason Keene (Austin, TX / 142 / Hon XR100)
15 Team Penetration (Houston, TX / 95 / Yam Y ZF-R6)
6 Walker Keene (Garland, TX / 797 / Hon XR100)
16 Rockwall Honda.com
17 Team Sublime (Grapevine, TX / 15 / Tri TT600)
(Garland, TX / 33 / Hon CBR600F3)
(Dallas, TX / 54 / Hon CBR600RR)
(San Antonio, TX / 21 /CRF150)
(Austin, TX / 18 / Apr RS50)
(Dallas, TX / 51 / Apr RS50)
(Austin, TX / 30 / Derbi GPR)
10 Trinity Racing
(Houston, TX / 49 / Hon NSR50)
(Aledo, TX / 20 / Hon NS50R)
(Pflugerville, TX / 22 / Hon NSR50)
11 Tacos Bobs Racing (Flower Mound, TX / 97 / Hon NSR50)
12 A Electrical Service
(Rockdale, TX / 93 / Hon RS60)
9 Joey Harper (Ft Worth, TX / 208 / Kaw KLX125L)
C Superbike Endurance
Formula 6 Endurance
10 Kyler King (Independence, KS / 718 / Hon XR70)
1 Village Idiots (Allen, TX / 3 / Yam YZF-R6)
1 STD Racing
2 Team O'Donnell (Flower Mound, TX / 6 / Hon CBR600RR)
2 No Fear Racing 2
12 Lawrence Lucia (Beaumont, TX / 821 / Muz SM125)
3 Lone Gunmen (Austin, TX / 10 / Kaw ZX636)
3 STD Racing 2 (Rosharon, TX / 61 / Hon NSR50)
4 Rook Racing 2 (Denison, TX / 31 / Yam YZF-R6)
4 Mr. Corder Racing 2 (Dallas, TX / 25 / Muz SM125)
13 Christopher Corder (Dallas, TX / 325 / Muz SM125)
5 Chicken Strip Racing 2
Formula 7
6 Back Marker Racing
1 Dirk Anderson (Spring, TX / 442 / Hon XR100)
7 Baaad Duc Racing
2 Rob Rundell (Rockdale, TX / 969 / Hon XR100)
8 Relic Racing
9 Whiplash
(Maumelle, AR / 69 / Yam YZF-R6)
(Little Rock, AR / 23 / Yam YZF-R6)
(Garland, TX / 60 / Duc 748R)
(Austin, TX / 92 / Suz GSXR600)
(Waller, TX / 63 / Suz GSXR600)
5 RPG Racing
6 Team JP
(Houston, TX / 7 / Hon NS50R)
(Bartlesville, OK / 16 / Kaw KLX110)
(Dallas, TX / 62 / Apr RS50)
(W. Monroe, LA / 92 / Derbi 50)
7 Two Bro's & A Motard Racing
(Independence, KS / Muz)
8 Team Bad Company (League City, TX / 43 / Met GP50)
9 JCL Racing
(Lago Vista, TX / 89 / Met GP50)
Formula 2 Endurance
Formula 7 Endurance
6 Summer Moorehead (Bartlesville, OK / 161 / Yam TTR90)
1 Faltless Racing
1 Excel
7 Nick Gruy (Dallas, TX / 204 / Yam YSR50)
2 Mofo's Racing
2 Hypercycle (Ennis, TX / 12 / Yam YSR50)
3 Fireball Racing
(Caldwell, TX / 97 / Suz SV650)
3 Speed Demonz (Spring, TX / 44 / Hon XR100)
Motorsport Ranch June 4-5, 2005
Formula 1 Endurance
4 Screaming Trollop (Austin, TX / 24 / Suz SV650)
4 Maxxius (Garland, TX / 59 / Hon XR100)
5 Nick Danger Racing
5 J&M Racing (Frisco, TX / 65 / Hon XR100)
6 Drive By Racing
1 Northwest Honda Racing
(Houston, TX / 1 / CBR1000RR)
(Anacoco, LA / 32 / Suz GSXR1000)
8 Kitchen Pass
3 37Times Racing
9 Gitchasum Racing
5 Black Sunshine
6 Duff Racing
(Cedar Park, TX / 62 / Hon CBR929RR)
(Ft Worth, TX / 43 / Suz SV650)
(Needville, TX / 90 / Suz SV650)
(Clovis, NM / 78 / Suz SV650)
Formula 4
1 Tyler McDonald (Sapulpa, OK / 20 / Yam YZ85)
(Dallas, TX / 75 / Suz SV650)
11 Surgical Arts
12 Two Finger Racing
A Superstock Endurance
1 Desert-Rats.net
(Andover, KS / 42 / Yam YSR50)
10 CED Racing
13 Team Ogre (Dallas, TX / 34 / Suz SV650)
2 Team Ridesmart
6 Freedom
7 North Texas Superbikes (College Station, TX / 71 / SV650)
2 Project Mayhem
4 2Wheelz.com
(Noble, OK / 27 / Hon NSR50)
4 Derrick Patman (Denton, TX / 17 / Hon RS80)
5 Thomas Hoover (Aledo, TX / 620 / Hon RS80)
6 Tiffianni Hicks (Arlington, TX / 294 / Kaw KX80)
(Dallas, TX / 4 / Yam YZF-R1)
(League City, TX / 72 / Suz GSXR750)
Formula 4 Endurance
7 Tom Thompson (Lindale, TX / 100 / Yam TZ85)
1 Team K&N (Sapulpa, OK / 1 / Yam YZ85)
8 Brandon Warren (Leander, TX / 184 / Hon RS80)
3 Team Anvil (San Antonio, TX / 11 / Suz GSXR1000)
2 Team Jesus
9 Kelly Tompkins (Cypress, TX / 7 04 / Yam TZ60)
4 Fifth Element Racing
3 Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap
(Weatherford, TX / 46 / Hon RS80)
(Garland, TX / 28 / RS80)
10 Kent Moffit (Flower Mound, TX / 297 / Hon NSR50)
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Results
11 Scott Millspaugh (Euless, TX / 190 / Hon C RF230F)
12 Ryan O'Donnell (Flower Mound, TX / 997 / Hon N SR50)
Formula 5
Racing Performance Service - Superstock B Expert
1 Anthony Smith (Rockdale, TX / 996 / Hon RS60)
4 Logan Young (Houston, TX / 345 / Suz GSXR750)
3 Richard Eads (W. Monroe, LA / 93 / Hon RS60)
4 JD Mosley (Greenville, MS / 715 / Hon C RF150)
5 Jesse Davis (Austin, TX / 725 / Hon CRF150)
6 Brandon Warren (Leander, TX / 184 / Met GP72)
15 Chris Bean (Temple, TX / 815 / Suz GSXR750)
11 Blake Fuller (Pflugerville, TX / 422 / Hon NSR50)
13 John Easley (Lago Vista, TX / 189 / Met GP50)
15 Kristipher Lillegard (Katy, TX / 473 / Yam YZF-R6)
Formula 6
Komodo Racing - Superbike B Expert
7 Chris Bean (Temple, TX / 8 15 / Suz GSXR750)
RaceworX - Superbike C Exper t
Superstock C Exper t
1 Ty Howard (Weatherford, TX / 35 / Kaw ZX636)
11 John Easley (Lago Vista, TX / 189 / Met GP50)
5 Tyler McDonald (Sapulpa, OK / 20 / Yam YZF-R6)
Formula 7
1 Dirk Anderson (Spring, TX / 442 / Hon XR100)
3 Scott Duncan (Palmer, TX / 402 / Yam YSR50)
10 Kristipher Lillegard (Katy, TX / 473 / Yam YZF-R6)
South Central Race Center - Superbike D Expert
6 Summer Moorehead (Bartlesville, OK / 161 / Kaw KLX110)
12 Tyler McDonald (Sapulpa, OK / 20 / Yam Y ZF-R6)
7 Jeffrey Martin (Frisco, TX / 516 / Hon XR100)
9 Pat Brown (Houston, TX / 616 / Yam YSR50)
6 Kevin Eggert (Clovis, NM / 78 / Suz SV650)
7 Chris Newhouse (Houston, TX / 79 / Suz SV650)
Sum of All Parts - Superstock A Expert
Superstock D Exper t
AF1 Racing - Heav yweight Twins Expert
Motorcycles Unlimited - Superbike A Expert
6 Eric Kancir (Keller, TX / 377 / Hon RS250)
3 Ty Howard (Weatherford, TX / 35 / Kaw ZX636)
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11 Frank Pate (Frisco, TX / 195 / Hon RS125)
6 Richard McFarland (Kilgore, TX / 258 / Hon CRF450)
6 Chris Newhouse (Houston, TX / 79 / Hon RS250)
Lightweight Twins Expert
8 Michael Martin (Frisco, TX / 191 / Suz DRZ 400)
Formula CMRA Heavyweight
2 Chris Vinson (Tyler, TX / 143 / Hon C BR600F2)
7 Chris Newhouse (Houston, TX / 79 / Suz SV650)
6 Mark Kline (Ennis, TX / 215 / Hon CBR600F2)
7 Karl Hansen (Waxahachie, TX / 118 / Hon CBR600)
Formula CMRA Mediumweight
125 Grand Prix
Super Motard
8 Michael Martin (Frisco, TX / 191 / Suz DRZ 400)
10 Mark Klepper (Austin, TX / 226 / Hon CRF450)
4 Jimmy Staggs (Saginaw, TX / 910 / Yam Seca II)
11 Harold Johnson (Keller, TX / 333 / Hus TC450)
4 David Petitpas (Lewisville, TX / 313 / Hon RS125)
Formula CMRA Lightweight
Vintage Superbike
6 Darryl Warren (Leander, TX / 227 / Hon RS125)
1 George Schroeder (San Antonio, TX / 330 / Suz GS1000)
2 Harold Hixon (San Antonio, TX / 50 / Hon CB400F)
3 Brandon Warren (Leander, TX / 184 / Hon RS80)
10 Paul Roderick (Midlothian, TX / 353 / Hon RS125)
Vintage Lightweight
1 Harold Hixon (San Antonio, TX / 50 / Hon CB400F)
Classic Unlimited
Pace American Trailers - Formula 1 Exper t
Formula 40 Heavyweight Expert
1 Chris Vinson (Tyler, TX / 143 / Hon C BR600F2)
6 Dean Clayton (San Antonio, TX / 474 / Suz GSXR750)
7 David Wilson (Ennis, TX / 152 / Suz GSXR750)
Classic Superbike
Formula 40 Lightweight
2 Kevin Eggert (Clovis, NM / 78 / Suz SV650)
5 Frank Newman (Ft Worth, TX / 243 / Suz SV650)
Unlimited Motard
Formula 2 Exper t
Superstock A Novice
8 David Lang (Killeen, TX / 571 / Hon C BR1000RR)
9 Mark Peskin (Austin, TX / 515 / Yam YZF-R1)
2 Eric Kancir (Keller, TX / 377 / Hon RS250)
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Results
12 Slade Gardner (Ft Worth, TX / 999 / Yam YZF-R6)
13 Bryan Middleton (Round Rock, TX / 963 / Suz GSXR750)
45 Mike Parmley (Richardson, TX / 936 / Hon CBR600RR)
14 Charles Stallworth (Humble, TX / 285 / Kaw ZX-7R)
Superbike A Novice
Superstock C Novice
4 John Bernett (Tulsa, OK / 4 09 / Yam YZF-R6)
Superstock B Novice
9 David Lang (Killeen, TX / 571 / Hon C BR1000RR)
14 Larry Tidwell (Irving, TX / 262 / Suz GSXR600)
13 Willie Carter (Fort Hood, TX / 612 / Suz GSXR600)
14 Peter Schroth (Wichita Falls, TX / 282 / Yam YZF-R6)
18 Stacy Bourland (Grand Prairie, TX / 140 / Suz GSXR600)
19 Karl Hansen (Waxahachie, TX / 118 / Hon CBR600)
20 Wayne Cunnings (Arlington, TX / 105 / Yam YZF-R6)
23 Tom Clarke (McKinney, TX / 276 / Suz GSXR600)
24 Sydney Jim (Sugar Land, TX / 328 / Yam YZF-R6)
25 Stephen Smith (Houston, TX / 827 / Suz GSXR600)
18 Brent Wood (Hutchinson, KS / 771 / Hon C BR600RR)
26 Paige LaBella (Dallas, TX / 112 / Yam YZF-R6)
19 Wayne Cunnings (Arlington, TX / 105 / Yam Y ZF-R6)
27 Jeff Jordan (Arlington, TX / 321 / Yam Y ZF-R6)
6 Blaine Johnson (Grapevine, TX / 557 / Suz TL1000S)
32 John Perone (Spring, TX / 164 / Hon C BR600RR)
11 Barry Hobbs (Austin, TX / 975 / Duc 748R)
13 Kurt Zimmerman (Plano, TX / 109 / Hon C BR600RR)
39 Miguel Rosas (Coppell, TX / 712 / Hon C BR600RR)
Superstock D Novice
Superbike B Novice
Superbike C Novice
33 Charles Stallworth (Humble, TX / 285 / Kaw ZX-7R)
34 Sydney Jim (Sugar Land, TX / 328 / Yam YZF-R6)
43 Tom Dunlap (Austin, TX / 421 / Apr RSV1000)
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3 John Roberts (Mico, TX / 869 / Suz SV650)
16 Paige LaBella (Dallas, TX / 112 / Yam YZF-R6)
9 Scott Duncan (Palmer, TX / 402 / Suz SV650)
20 Larry Tidwell (Irving, TX / 262 / Suz GSXR600)
16 Travis Lindsey (Houston, TX / 883 / Suz SV650)
14 Travis Lindsey (Houston, TX / 883 / Suz SV650)
18 Harold Johnson (Keller, TX / 333 / Suz SV650)
16 Paul Roderick (Midlothian, TX / 353 / Hon RS125)
Superbike D Novice
19 Bryan Altmeyer (Cedar Park, TX / 123 / Suz SV650)
Formula 1 Novice
Formula 40 Heavyweight Novice
11 David Lang (Killeen, TX / 571 / Hon CBR1000RR)
12 Kurt Zimmerman (Plano, TX / 109 / Hon C BR600RR)
13 Steve Stormont (Dallas, TX / 510 / Apr RSV1000)
Heavyweight Twins Novice
Junior Motard Novice
2 Thomas Branyon (San Antonio, TX / 87 / Hon XR70)
3 Randall Falt (Garland, TX / 3 / Yam TTR90)
1 Jake Chapman (Weatherford, TX / 50 / Yam TTR90)
4 Shelby Brewer (Rogers, AR / 717 / Yam T TR90)
5 Rachel Brewer (Rogers, AR / 6 / Yam TTR90)
6 Dallas King (Independence, KS / 7 / Yam PW80)
24 Kurt Zimmerman (Plano, TX / 109 / Hon CBR600RR)
7 Brandon Altmeyer (Cedar Park, TX / 91 / Yam TTR90)
Lightweight Twins Novice
Formula 2 Novice
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