MotoAmerica Superbike/Superstock 1000 Combined Race One Results From Mazda Raceway Laguna Seca

MotoAmerica Superbike/Superstock 1000 Combined Race One Results From Mazda Raceway Laguna Seca

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MotoAmerica AMA/FIM North America Road Racing Series

Mazda Raceway Laguna Seca

Monterey, California

July 19, 2015

Provisional Combined Superbike/Superstock Race One Results (wet-to-dry conditions, all on Dunlop tires):

1. Josh Hayes (Yamaha), Superbike, 23 laps, 34:35.752, best lap time 1:27.382

2. Cameron Beaubier (Yamaha), Superbike, -18.872 seconds, 1:27.944

3. Roger Hayden (Suzuki), Superbike, -49.189, 1:27.653

4. Jake Lewis (Suzuki), Superbike, -59.751, 1:28.798

5. Mark Heckles (Yamaha), Superstock, -1 lap, 1:31.485

6.  Steve Rapp (BMW), Superstock, -1 lap, 8.121 seconds,1:30.027

7.  Chris Ulrich (Suzuki), Superbike, -1 lap, 8.321 seconds, 1:29.305

8.  Taylor Knapp (Yamaha), Superstock, -1 lap, 15.957 seconds, 1:32.238

9.  Shane Narbonne (Yamaha), Superstock, -1 lap, 39.491 seconds, 1:30.714

10. Cory Call (BMW), Superstock, -1 lap, 66.160 seconds, 1:32.121

11. Jake Gagne (Yamaha), Superstock, -1 lap, 77.227 seconds, 1:37.518

12. Tyler O’Hara (Yamaha), Superstock, -2 laps, crash, 1:35.871

13. Josh Day (Yamaha), Superstock, -2 laps, 7.354 seconds, pitted, 1:33.074

14. Bernat Martinez (Yamaha), Superbike, -2 laps, 17.044 seconds, 1:38.110

15. Sheridan Morais (Aprilia), Superstock, -2 laps, 19.954 seconds, pitted, 1:32.925

16. Oleg Pianykh (Yamaha), Superstock, -2 laps, 31.645 seconds, started from pit lane, 1:32.182

17. Barrett Long (Yamaha), Superstock, -2 laps, 60.106 seconds, 1:40.091

18. Devon McDonough (Aprilia), Superstock, -2 laps, 65.137 seconds, 1:38.782

19. Kevin Pinkstaff (Kawasaki), Superbike, -2 laps, 96.266 seconds, 1:40.121

20. Max Flinders (Yamaha), Superstock, -3 laps, 1:42.851

21. Elena Myers (Suzuki), Superbike, -5 laps, pitted twice, 1:39.104

22. Chris Fillmore (KTM), Superbike, -5 laps, 12.479 seconds, pitted, 1:31.479

23. Josh Chisum (Yamaha), Superstock, -6 laps, DNF, crash, 1:36.428

24. Chad Swain (Suzuki), Superstock, -7 laps, DNF, retired, 1:42.448

25. Daniel Rivas (BMW), Superbike, -12 laps, started from pit lane, DNF, retired, 1:33.435

26. Mathew Orange (BMW), Superbike, -13 laps, DNF, retired, 1:40.850

27. Danny Eslick (Honda), Superbike, DNS

28. Sebastiao Ferreira (Yamaha), Superstock, DNS

Provisional Superbike Race One Results (wet-to-dry conditions, all on Dunlop tires):

1. Josh Hayes (Yamaha), 23 laps

2. Cameron Beaubier (Yamaha), -18.872 seconds

3. Roger Hayden (Suzuki), -49.189

4. Jake Lewis (Suzuki), -59.751

5. Chris Ulrich (Suzuki), -1 lap

6. Bernat Martinez (Yamaha), -2 laps

7. Kevin Pinkstaff (Kawasaki), -2 laps

8. Elena Myers (Suzuki), -5 laps, pitted twice

9. Chris Fillmore (KTM), -5 laps, pitted

10. Daniel Rivas (BMW), -12 laps, started from pit lane, DNF, retired

11. Mathew Orange (BMW), -13 laps, DNF, retired

12. Danny Eslick (Honda), DNS

Provisional Superstock 1000 Race One Results (wet-to-dry conditions, all on Dunlop tires):

1. Mark Heckles (Yamaha), 22 laps

2. Steve Rapp (BMW), -8.121 seconds

3. Taylor Knapp (Yamaha), -15.957

4. Shane Narbonne (Yamaha), -39.491

5. Cory Call (BMW), -66.160

6. Jake Gagne (Yamaha), -77.227

7. Tyler O’Hara (Yamaha), -1 lap, crash

8. Josh Day (Yamaha), -1 lap, pitted, ran off track

9. Sheridan Morais (Aprilia), -1 lap, pitted

10. Oleg Pianykh (Yamaha), -1 lap, started from pit lane

11. Barrett Long (Yamaha), -1 lap

12. Devon McDonough (Aprilia), -1 lap

13. Max Flinders (Yamaha), -2 laps

14. Josh Chisum (Yamaha), -5 laps, DNF, crash

15. Chad Swain (Suzuki), -6 laps, DNF, retired

16. Sebastiao Ferreira (Yamaha), DNS

More, from a press release issued by Yamaha:

Clear Sailing On The Coast For Hayes, Who Wins Superbike Race 1 At Mazda Raceway Laguna Seca; Monster Energy/Graves/Yamaha Teammate Beaubier Is Second

Monterey, CA – July 19, 2015 – It doesn’t matter if track conditions are dry, wet, or somewhere in-between, four-time and defending AMA Superbike Champion Josh Hayes always focuses on the task at hand, which is to win races. And, that he did, in MotoAmerica Superbike Race 1 at Mazda Raceway Laguna Seca.

Starting from the pole aboard his #1 Monster Energy/Graves/Yamaha YZF-R1, Josh got a perfect jump off the line and quickly took his spot at the front of the field where he went to work clicking off consistent laps, which enabled him to lap the field all the way up to fourth place and also pull almost a 19-second gap to second place by the time he took the checkered flag.

That second-place finisher was the other Monster Energy/Graves/Yamaha R1 Superbike, ridden by Josh’s fast teammate Cameron Beaubier. The northern California, who considers Mazda Raceway Laguna Seca his home track, tried valiantly to keep up with Josh’s furious pace, but it’s clear that Josh is not yet ready to give up his #1 competition number to his beloved stablemate.

“I’ve been around for a little while, and I’ve raced here in conditions similar to what we had in this morning’s race” Josh commented. “By turn four on the warmup lap, I knew that I wanted slick tires instead of rains. I had no questions about my decision. Plus, I’ve got a few AMA Championships under my belt, so I didn’t feel the pressure like Cam and Roger (Hayden) might have. We’re in Championship contention, and my crew says ‘go for it’ and win races, so that’s great for my confidence, as well. I’m really happy to get this win!”

Cameron said, “It was tough. I was struggling out there on the first few laps with the drying race line…and Josh was on it. He was on a whole other track, it seemed like. I’ve got to thank my guys, though, for getting my bike put back together after my tipover during Superpole yesterday. They always give me a perfect R1 to race, no matter what.”

Josh’s eighth victory of the season keeps him at the top of the Superbike points standings, and Cameron is still solidly in second place in the MotoAmerica Championship. MotoAmerica Superbike Race 2 will go green later on Sunday, at 4:45 PM PST.

Watch Round 7 Of The MotoAmerica Championship on CBS Sports

MotoAmerica Round 7 from Mazda Raceway Laguna Seca will air on Sunday, July 26, at 2:00 PM EST, with a re-air at 5:00 PM EST. For the complete MotoAmerica TV broadcast schedule on CBS Sports Network, visit http://www.motoamerica.com/motoamerica-tv-schedule

For live, online streaming during the race weekend, go to www.MotoAmerica.com and click on “Streaming” under the “LIVE” header in the top-left corner of the page.

For more Yamaha racing news, results, photos, and videos, visit http://www.YamahaMotorsports.com/Racing Also, check out “YamahaMotorUSA” on all your favorite social media sites.

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