Provisional AMA Supersport Race Results: 1. Tommy Hayden, Kawasaki, 10 laps 2. Roger Hayden, Kawasaki, -0.004 second 3. Jason DiSalvo, Yamaha, -9.881 seconds 4. Aaron Gobert, Yamaha, -9.912 seconds 5. Ben Spies, Suzuki, -12.856 seconds 6. Geoff May, Suzuki, -20.082 seconds 7. Damon Buckmaster, Yamaha, -20.442 seconds 8. Chris Peris, Yamaha, -21.302 seconds 9. Robert Jensen, Yamaha, -38.248 seconds 10. Shawn Conrad, Kawasaki, -44.349 seconds 11. Blake Young, Suzuki, -44.401 seconds 12. Jason Farrell, Kawasaki, -53.293 seconds 13. Nathan Hester, Yamaha, -57.987 seconds 14. Matt Furtek, Kawasaki, -63.886 seconds 15. Taylor Knapp, Yamaha, -65.862 seconds 16. Giovanni Rojas, Yamaha, -67.344 seconds 17. Jeff Tigert, Honda, -69.190 seconds 18. Keith Marshall, Suzuki, -70.532 seconds 19. Barrett Long, Yamaha, -70.744 seconds 20. Dan Ortega, Yamaha, -71.045 seconds 21. Tristan Schoenewald, Honda, -72.583 seconds 22. Andy Feuersthaler, Suzuki, -67.176 seconds 23. Shea Fouchek, Suzuki, -82.418 seconds 24. Chad Klock, Honda, -82.794 seconds 25. Victor Chirinos, Yamaha, -93.525 seconds 26. Myron Bell, Suzuki, -98.253 seconds 27. Chris Siebenhaar, Honda, -98.290 seconds 28. Scott Ackerman, Yamaha, -111.259 seconds 29. Greg Steltenpohl, Honda, -114.858 seconds 30. Dwayne Lang, Kawasaki, -128.040 seconds 31. Jessica Zalusky, Kawasaki, -129.356 seconds 32. Scotty Van Scoik, Kawasaki, -129.385 seconds 33. Simon Kowalski, Suzuki, -141.006 seconds 34. Justin Filice, Honda, -1 lap, DNF 35. Ben Attard, Kawasaki, -3 laps, DNF, mechanical 36. Danny Eslick, Suzuki, -4 laps, DNF 37. Scott Ryan, Suzuki, -5 laps, DNF 38. Calvin Martinez, Suzuki, -7 laps, DNF Provisional AMA Supersport Championship Point Standings: 1. Tommy Hayden, 211 points 2. Jamie Hacking, 165 points 3. Roger Hayden, 163 points 4. Spies, 149 points 5. TIE, DiSalvo/Aaron Gobert, 146 points 7. May, 135 points 8. Peris, 134 points 9. Jensen, 128 points 10. Attard, 116 points More, from a press release issued by Kawasaki: KAWASAKI DOMINATES ROAD AMERICA Tommy Hayden wins third Supersport race of the season ELKHART LAKE, Wis. (June 5, 2005) Reigning AMA Supersport champion Tommy Hayden and series runner-up Roger Hayden dominated the field aboard their Kawasaki NINJA® ZX™-6RR motorcycles as AMA motorcycle road racing returned to Road America Raceway last weekend. In AMA Supersport action, Tommy qualified on the pole for the fourth time this season and posted a huge 1.3-second advantage over the rest of the field while Roger qualified fourth. When the race began Sunday afternoon, both Haydens blasted out front and quickly pulled away from the rest of the field. Throughout the duration of the race the pair swapped for the lead many times as they gained nearly eight seconds on third-place rider Jason Disalvo. As the final lap wound down the last straightaway became a drag race for the green bikes with Tommy crossing the line ahead of Roger by only .004 seconds. Attack Kawasaki rider Ben Attard endured mechanical problems and pulled off the track on lap eight of the 10-lap event. With the win, Tommy now has a substantial point lead in the overall AMA Supersport point standings with 211 points; Roger sits in third place with 163 points. In the AMA Superstock race, Tommy and Roger battled with several riders after the start with Tommy in fifth and Roger in seventh by the end of the first lap. As the pair battled for the front, Roger moved ahead of Tommy into fifth near the halfway point of the race and Tommy was in sixth. As the final laps wound down each rider gained one more position with Roger crossing the finish line in fourth and Tommy in fifth. During the first AMA Superbike race on Saturday, Attack Kawasaki rider Josh Hayes claimed his first podium finish of the season, capturing third place after the race was red-flagged due to rain. In the second Superbike race on Sunday, Hayes rode a clean and consistent race to finish in sixth, scoring his seventh top-ten finish for the season. Hayes’ teammate Ben Attard qualified fourth for Saturday’s AMA Formula Xtreme event and captured his fourth top-five finish for the season after crossing the finish line in fourth place. Attard has now moved into fifth in the overall point standings for Formula Xtreme. Racing resumes when the teams head to Mazda Raceway Laguna Seca in Monterey, Calif., July 8-10.