Copyright 2002, Roadracing World Publishing, Inc.

By Beth Wyse

Team Embry’s Geoff May came to the WERA National Challenge Series round at Roebling Road and took two convincing wins in a day free of red flags.

May won the Open Superstock race on his Suzuki GSX-R1000, winning by almost the length of the front straight. His second victory came in Formula 1, when he again had a long lead. Only three of the five bikes that started the race were still running at the end.

Vesrah Suzuki accounted for three wins, with John Jacobi winning the Dunlop 600cc Superstock race on his Suzki GSX-R600. Teamate Tray Batey won in 750cc Superstock on a Suzuki GSX-R750, the first time he has won in the class all season. Batey also won in Heavyweight Twins on his Suzuki TL1000R after an early battle with a Ducati 996 ridden by Bill St. John.

Ricky Ford barely took the win in 600cc Superbike on his Suzuki GSX-R600 over Chuck Ivey and Tommy Bauchiero.

The combined Expert and Novice 750cc Superbike race saw Novice Greg Moore take the overall race lead on his Suzuki GSX-R750 and hold on to win.

Brian Kcraget won the 125cc Grand Prix race on his Honda RS125. The turnout for the weekend was light and only five bikes started the race. Formula 2 was a close race, with 18-year-old Logan Young on a Honda RS250 passing Kcraget just before the finish line.

Dave Yaakov won by a huge margin in Lightweight Twins, riding a Suzuki SV650.