From a press release issued by DXS Diablo Suzuki:

DXS Diablo finish 2nd and 6th at Montreal Molson Indy and waste no time celebrating:

DXS Diablo Racing, Team Suzuki took 2nd and 6th in a non-championship round of the Parts Canada Superbike series held at Circuit Gilles Villeneuve on Montreal’s Ille Notre-Dame. Riding their Suzuki Superbikes, teammates Steve Crevier and Jeff Williams entertained the enthused crowd of over 130,000 spectators who were in attendance for a day of racing at the Montreal Molson Indy. The track offered an array of excitement for the riders and fans alike. Jumbo video screens fed by on track television cameras displayed live racing action to the fans and offered same day television coverage of the event on RDS.

With grids based on Championship points Steve Crevier started Sundays race on the 2nd row. After a not-so-great-start Crevier was soon passing Yamaha sponsored Frank Trombino to take 3rd. Honda rider Jordan Szoke then pulled into the pits with a failed clutch leaving Crevier with a 2nd. With Crew Chief Jamie Bruines substituting the usual pit board with his “do wheelies” hand signals Crevier was uncertain of the traffic behind him and began to close the gap on first. Of course time ran out when Steve was a little behind so a second place was where he finished.

Meanwhile Jeff Williams had a great time battling with Matt McBride for 5th place. Watching himself on the jumbotrons Williams sneaked around McBride on the last lap by cutting the final turn in true Williams style.

Both riders immediately joined the cool down lap celebrations that really pumped up the excited crowd. Creviers Infamous stoppies, Jammin Jeff Williams wheelies rounded out the day for 2 very happy Diablo riders.

Next on the Schedule for DXS Diablo team Suzuki is the closing round of the Parts Canada Superbike Championship in Shannonville Ontario September 3 – 5. See you there.