MotoAmerica Championship Of Utah

MotoAmerica AMA/FIM North American Road Racing Series

Utah Motorsports Campus (East Course)

Grantsville, Utah

June 15, 2019

EBC Brakes Superbike Race One Results (all on Dunlop tires):

1. Toni Elias (Suz GSX-R1000), 23 laps, Total Race Time 35:10.727, Best Lap Time 1:31.033

2. Mathew Scholtz (Yam YZF-R1), -1.969 seconds, 1:31.070

3. Garrett Gerloff (Yam YZF-R1), -2.463, 1:30.783

4. Cameron Beaubier (Yam YZF-R1), -5.473, 1:31.095

5. Jake Lewis (Suz GSX-R1000), -22.984, 1:30.957

6. Josh Herrin (Suz GSX-R1000), -32.824, 1:30.621

7. Jake Gagne (BMW S1000RR), -34.521, 1:32.047

8. Jayson Uribe (Hon CBR1000RR), -34.952, 1:31.231

9. David Anthony (Kaw ZX-10RR), -35.420, 1:32.161

10. Mathew Orange (Yam YZF-R1), -1 lap, 1:34.673

11. Sam Verderico (Yam YZF-R1), -2 laps, crash, 1:35.296

12. Max Flinders (Yam YZF-R1), -2 laps, 1:36.846

13. Kyle Wyman (Duc Panigale V4 R), -3 laps, pitted, 1:32.473

14. JD Beach (Yam YZF-R1), DNF, crash, 1:30.577

15. Jeremy Coffey (BMW S1000RR), DNF, np lap time provided

16. Cameron Petersen (Yam YZF-R1), DNF, retired, 1:32.306

More, from a press release issued by MotoAmerica:

MotoAmerica: Elias Takes Race One At UMC

Landers Wins Liqui Moly Junior Cup, Gillim Scores Supersport Win

(Above) Toni Elias leads the field during Superbike Race One at UMC. Photo by Brian J. Nelson.

GRANTSVILLE, UT (June 15, 2019) – Yoshimura Suzuki’s Toni Elias lost a boatload of points when he crashed out of race two at Road America two weeks ago, but he almost made all of those back up today with a thrilling victory in race one of the Championship of Utah at the Utah Motorsports Campus.

In a race that featured as many as eight riders in the lead pack for nearly the duration, Elias emerged from the pack to win by 1.9 seconds after dropping as far back as seventh early in the race. But his Yoshimura Suzuki GSX-R1000 got better as the race wore on and he was where he needed to be when it counted, earning the 29thvictory of his MotoAmerica Superbike career – a mark that moves him to fifth on the all-time win list.

“This morning for the second qualifying I never felt this problem,” Elias said of his slow start. “I start the race and the second lap I start to lose the front too much. I didn’t expect that. So I was thinking to do a very calm pace for the first 10 laps, being in second position but I couldn’t. Josh (Herrin) passed me. Garrett (Gerloff) passed me. JD (Beach) passed me like lightning. Mat (Scholtz) was attacking me like an animal in the jungle. So, I tried to stay on the bike calm, waiting. I was thinking, ‘if this continues, I’m done today. I have to accept they will go.’ But after 12, 13 laps everybody slowed down the pace, everybody start to slide. Me too. But I felt comfortable. When my rear tire start to slide, start to spin, we released the stress on the front tire, so I start to feel much more comfortable. Play more with the bike, with the gas. Garrett helped me a lot passing JD because I could pass both in one corner. Amazing because I honestly couldn’t pass anyone. I was there like fifth. But then everything was quick. I arrive so quick. I pass Cameron and was very close that one, but also was good to get the rhythm. Then I arrived quickly to Herrin and I passed him in the first corner. Never expect to pass anyone in this corner and I was able to. I didn’t expect Garrett at the end, but he did a good job. He passed me, I overtake him. Everything was pleasing. This track is so difficult to pass. It was everybody in one group. Really difficult race, but at the end I didn’t expect to open that little gap, but helped me a lot to stay out of the trouble. Really this race was really important, especially after the disaster in the last corner at Road America.”

Once he worked his way to the front, he was able to pull a slight gap over the rest fighting behind him. In the end, the battle for the final podium positions went to Westby Racing’s Mathew Scholtz and Monster Energy/Yamalube/Yamaha Factory Racing’s Garrett Gerloff.

Scholtz’s race was a lot like Elias’ in that he also was back in the pack early in the race but was able to move his way forward. Both Scholtz and Elias were also helped a bit by Gerloff’s pass on Attack Performance Estenson Racing’s JD Beach, with Gerloff forcing Beach and himself wide which allowed Elias and Scholtz to pass. Scholtz also had a come-together with Josh Herrin on his way through the pack.

“I hope not,” Scholtz said when asked if he was expecting a visit from Herrin. “This track is really, really tight and to make passes here you’re against some pretty big guys. Herrin’s a hard rider. I’m a hard rider. All the guys are exceptional riders. I think it’s just part of the game. It’s one of those things. You all rush to come back tomorrow. I’m looking forward to the second race. I’m so, so happy to be back up here on the podium. I kind of felt like it was never going to happen. This year there are so many fast guys. You look at the practice sheets, there’s six or seven guys that are all capable of finishing on the podium. I’m just really happy. We love the new Magneti-Morelli system. Last year I kind of thought once we got this new system we would just be there, it would just be easy to go and race with these guys, but it turns out that’s not the case. The last couple of rounds we’ve been struggling and going back and forth, and we finally feel like we found a decent setup. This one’s for the Westby guys. We’ve had some very long, long debriefs, late nights. So happy to be back up here. The first couple of laps I didn’t feel good. I was running wide, tucking the front, but after the halfway point it seemed like it dropped off and I really started picking up my pace then. I kind of feel I need to ride better to actually get the most out of the new system. Hopefully tomorrow it will be me and Toni up front.”

Gerloff was having issues with his bike midrace and it cost him. Still, he ended up on the podium after passing his teammate Cameron Beaubier late in the race.

“It was definitely a tight race,” Gerloff said. “It was awesome to see that many guys up there battling for the top three spots. It made it super interesting. A little stressful, but pretty fun. I just had a little bit of a technical issue in the middle of the race and had to figure out how to ride around it, but once I was able to, the bike still felt good and everything. So, I was able to come back. I wish I could have stayed closer to these guys when I was dealing with that because I felt like I had good pace at the end of the race. But stuff happens. We’ll get it all sorted out for tomorrow and come back stronger. Looking forward to it.”

Defending three-time MotoAmerica Superbike Champion and pole-sitter Beaubier ended up fourth after leading the early laps. In the end he was helped by Beach’s crash and Yoshimura Suzuki’s Josh Herrin’s issue with back pain that dropped him to sixth.

Elias now leads the title chase by 21 points over Beaubier, 176-155. He came into the weekend just nine points ahead of Beaubier after his Road America race-two debacle.

M4 ECSTAR Suzuki’s Jake Lewis ended up fifth after dropping off the back of the lead pack and making up places with Beach’s demise and Herrin’s physical issues.

Scheibe Racing BMW’s Jake Gagne barely bested Uribe Racing Honda’s Jason Uribe with FLY Racing/ADR Motorsports’ David Anthony and Maximum Effort Racing’s Matthew Orange rounding out the top 10.

Supersport – Gillim On Top

Rickdiculous Racing’s Hayden Gillim came away with his fourth Supersport win of the year in race one at the Utah Motorsports Campus on Saturday, the Kentuckian coming out on top of a race-long battle with his championship rival Bobby Fong.

Fong, on the M4 ECSTAR Suzuki, gave Gillim all he could for the 14 laps of the 2.2-mile East Course but came up .101 of a second short. Gillim now leads Fong by 12 points in the championship point standings, 122-110.

“It was really good,” Gillim said of his day. “This morning started off well and I was able to qualify on pole. Was having some fun this morning getting used to a new track. With it being short on the schedule, we didn’t quite get to figure out some of the things that we needed to figure out. We’re going to go back, work on some grip issues that we were having towards the end of the race. The first few laps were amazing, but I started dropping off pretty good. Bobby (Fong) was really pressuring me. I just tried to make sure I didn’t mess up. I was able to keep both wheels in line pretty well. I could hear him get pretty close in a couple spots on the track, so I figured that was where he was going to be trying to go for something. The last lap I tried to push as hard as I could and try to do a little defensive riding, and it paid off. It’s going to be another fun race tomorrow. It’s always fun racing with these guys.”

Third place went to the man who sits in third in the championship – Richie Escalante on the Hudson Motorcycle Yamaha YZF-R6. Like Gillim, Escalante also had his hands full with an M4 ECSTAR Suzuki – with this one ridden by rookie Sean Dylan Kelly. Escalante beat the 17-year-old Kelly to the line by just .628 of a second.

Liqui Moly Junior Cup: Landers Again

Ninja400R.com/Norton Motorsports/Dr. Farr’s Rocco Landers won his sixth race in seven starts in the Liqui Moly Junior Cup race on Saturday at UMC, the Oregonian fighting through from a poor start to beat Quarterley Racing/On Track Development’s Dallas Daniels by just .142 of a second.

For Daniels it was sixth podium of the year and his fifth runner-up finish to his rival Landers. The pair are now separated by 26 points, 155-129.

Altus Motorsports’ Kevin Olmedo earned his fourth podium of the season and his third in a row with a close third-place finish over Burleson Racing’s Isaiah Burleson, his best-ever MotoAmerica finish.

“It was a very fun race,” Landers said. “I didn’t get the best start. I kind of fell back to seventh or so. I was able to claw back to second, and Dallas (Daniels) probably had about a second and a half or so on me. I had to catch back up to him. Then on lap one my slider caught one of the curbing and came off. So, I was basically riding the whole race with one slider, and I’m a big knee dragger so I had to adjust my style a little bit. Since I caught up to Dallas, I was getting by him and tried to put as much distance as possible and tried to run the best rest of the race. I saw on the last lap he started reeling me in. I looked back and he was right there. I was like, ‘whoa, he’s close.’ ”

More, from a press release issued by Westby Racing:

Mathew Scholtz Comes From Behind To Finish As Runner-Up In Saturday’s MotoAmerica Superbike Race At Utah Motorsports Campus

Grantsville, UT – June 16, 2019 – Westby Racing’s Mathew Scholtz proved in Saturday’s MotoAmerica Superbike race at Utah Motorsports Park that, when comparing the importance of a strong start versus a strong finish, the latter is definitely preferable, especially when it nets a second-place result smack-dab in the middle of a pair of factory Superbike riders.

Aboard his privateer #11 Westby Racing Yamaha YZF-R1, Mathew qualified fourth on the starting grid and lined up on the inside of the second row. He got off to a decent start, but found himself at the tail end of the lead pack. The South African, who now lives in Georgia, struggled a bit in the early part of the 23-lap race, then put his head down and made some courageous and skilled maneuvers to move himself towards the front and past three of the factory riders until he was trailing 2017 MotoAmerica Superbike Champion Toni Elias in the lead. Elias’ gap at the front proved to be just a little too much for Mathew to overcome, but he and the team were delighted to finish second on the day.

“This track is really, really tight and to make passes here, you’re against some pretty big guys. All the guys are exceptional riders. I’m looking forward to the second race, but right now, I’m so, so happy to be back up here on the podium. I kind of felt like it was never going to happen. This year, there are so many fast guys. You look at the practice sheets and there are six or seven guys who are all capable of finishing on the podium. I’m just really happy. We love the new Marelli electronics system. Last year, I kind of thought, once we got this new system, we would just be there. It would just be easy to go and race with these guys, but it turns out that’s not the case. The last couple of rounds, we’ve been struggling, and we finally feel like we found a decent setup. So happy to be back up here. The first couple of laps, I didn’t feel good. I was running wide, tucking the front, but after the halfway point, it seemed like it dropped off and I really started picking up my pace.”

Superbike Race 2 is set to go green at Utah Motorsports Campus on Sunday at 3:00 PM Mountain Time.

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More, from a press release issued by Attack Performance/Estenson Racing:

Beach Looks for Redemption in Race Two at Utah Motorsports Campus

With the MotoAmerica Superbike Championship approaching the halfway mark the pace was hot in race one at Utah Motorsports Park in Grantsville, Utah. Attack Performance Estenson Racing’s JD Beach was right in the mix and in third position, but unfortunately a crash ended his campaign for his third podium of the season.

The dirt track/road racer had a decent start to the day in the jam-packed schedule for the two-day race format and qualified sixth. Although he didn’t get his usual stellar start, Beach was in the lead pack and steadily moved his way up through the rostrum. On lap six he had worked his way up to fourth, but the battle was fever-pitched and he got shuffled back to sixth as the race neared halfway. Beach fought his way back and was able to slip into third. Unfortunately, an error had him in the gravel with six laps to go.

While it was disappointing to miss out on a podium opportunity, Beach and his team made forward progress and look to take what they learned in race one and put the Attack Performance Estenson Racing Yamaha YZF-R1 on top tomorrow.

JD Beach — MotoAmerica Superbike #95:

“It definitely sucked to crash out of third, but I think even though we crashed, there was a lot of good to take away from the race. The bike was working great and I was feeling really good. We had the quickest lap of the race, too, so that’s a plus. I think we learned some stuff in the race, as well, and can make the bike a little bit better for the race tomorrow. I know the team’s going to work hard to get the bike back together and give me a great bike for race two. I’m really looking forward to it and looking forward to racing at the front again.”

MotoAmerica Superbike race two at Utah will be aired on FS2 Sunday, June 16 at 8:00 p.m. ET. You can also stream all the action live on MotoAmerica Live+ starting at 10:00 a.m. ET.

Stay up to date with Estenson Racing on Facebook, Twitter , Instagram and YouTube.

(Above) The start of Supersport Race One at UMC. Photo by Brian J. Nelson.

MotoAmerica Championship Of Utah

MotoAmerica AMA/FIM North American Road Racing Series

Utah Motorsports Campus (East Course)

Grantsville, Utah

June 15, 2019

Supersport Race One Results (all on Dunlop tires):

1. Hayden Gillim (Yam YZF-R6), 14 laps, Total Race Time 21:46.777, Best Lap Time 1:32.386

2. Bobby Fong (Suz GSX-R600), -0.101 second, 1:32.381

3. Richie Escalante (Yam YZF-R6), -10.925 seconds, 1:32.918

4. Sean Dylan Kelly (Suz GSX-R600), -11.553, 1:32.951

5. PJ Jacobsen (Yam YZF-R6), -19.967, 1:33.366

6. Bryce Prince (Yam YZF-R6), -23.447, 1:33.803

7. Josh Hayes (Yam YZF-R6), -25.024, 1:34.136

8. Braeden Ortt (Kaw ZX-6R), -30.136, 1:34.695

9. Nick McFadden (Yam YZF-R6), -30.452, 1:34.767

10. Lucas Silva (Suz GSX-R600), -30.687, 1:34.760

11. Jason Aguilar (Yam YZF-R6), -35.337, 1:34.692

12. Ashton Yates (Yam YZF-R6), -43.540, 1:35.188

13. Jaret Nassaney (Suz GSX-R600), -43.988, 1:35.298

14. Cory Ventura (Yam YZF-R6), -46.860, 1:34.948

15. Carlos Abraham Garcia (Yam YZF-R6), -46.937, 1:35.427

16. Caroline Olsen (Yam YZF-R6), -47.490, 1:35.621

17. Benjamin Smith (Yam YZF-R6), -69.902, 1:36.123

18. Aaron Graham (Yam YZF-R6), -86.138, 1:37.816

19. Robert Pierce (Yam YZF-R6), -98.843, 1:39.146

20. Jeremy Simmons (Yam YZF-R6), -1 lap, 1:40.148

21. Jason Johnson (Kaw ZX-6R), -1 lap, 1:40.113

22. Alejandro Thermiotis (Yam YZF-R6), DNF, 1:37.727

23. Nolan Lamkin (Yam YZF-R6), DNF, 1:37.994

More, from a press release issued by Team Hammer:

FONG ON THE PODIUM IN UTAH

Team Hammer continued its trophy-winning ways on Saturday as the 2019 MotoAmerica AMA/FIM North American Road Racing season resumed at Utah Motorsports Campus.

Coming off a remarkable 1-2 finish last time out at Road America, M4 ECSTAR Suzuki teammates Bobby Fong and Sean Dylan Kelly were once again battling for podium positions in the MotoAmerica Supersport category.

Fong got an outstanding launch off the front row of the grid aboard his Suzuki GSX-R600 and led the opening lap before settling into a strong second place lap two. From there he applied immense pressure on the race leader for the rest of the race.

The Californian showed his opponent a wheel in the race’s final corner, but there was no room to make a pass safely, forcing Fong to accept a runner-up result on this day, just 0.101-second off the win.

After claiming his fifth podium of the 2019 season, Fong said, “There were some spots where he was he was a little better than me, and other places I was a little better, and it kept changing as the race went on. I couldn’t quite get close enough to make a move, but I’m happy to finish second and get some points. We’ll move on to tomorrow. I think we can make some adjustments and get faster. But as for today, we’re on the podium and we can’t complain.”

Kelly was in the opposite position as he attempted to lock down the final spot on the podium. The 17-year-old made a move early in the race to take over third, at which point he found himself defending the position in a two-rider duel of his own.

He was relegated to fourth with just over a lap remaining and took the checkered flag in fourth position. Like Fong, Kelly will look for improvements overnight in hopes of keeping his record of securing a podium at every stop in his rookie season alive tomorrow.

Meanwhile, M4 ECSTAR Suzuki’s Jake Lewis registered one of his strongest rides of the Superbike season. He ran as part of a tight seven-rider freight train at the front of Saturday’s premier-class race aboard his Superbike-spec GSX-R1000 for just over half distance.

At that point, he gradually faded off the fight for the win, but continued on to solidify his position. Lewis was rewarded for his patience, gaining two positions late in the race to take his fourth fifth-place finish of the year.

Roadracing World Young Guns’ Alex Dumas was the fastest rider in the solitary Twins Cup practice on Saturday, putting his Suzuki SV650 on top of the charts by a full 1.188 seconds.

Autovest Suzuki’s Joseph Blasius impressed as well, running fourth-quickest in the session, ahead of Sunday’s qualifying Twins Cup session and race.

Team Hammer is looking forward to more success at UMC on Sunday!

About Team Hammer

The 2019 season marks Team Hammer’s 39th consecutive year of operating as a professional road racing team. Racebikes built and fielded by Team Hammer have won 72 AMA Pro and MotoAmerica National races, have finished on AMA Pro and MotoAmerica National podiums 214 times and have won five AMA Pro National Championships, as well as two FIM South American Championships. The team has also won 135 endurance races overall (including seven 24-hour races) and 13 Overall WERA National Endurance Championships with Suzuki motorcycles, and holds the U.S. record for mileage covered in a 24-hour race. The team also competed in the televised 1990s Formula USA National Championship, famously running “Methanol Monster” GSX-R1100 Superbikes fueled by methanol, and won four F-USA Championships.

MotoAmerica Championship of Utah

MotoAmerica AMA/FIM North American Road Racing Series

Utah Motorsports Campus (East Course)

Grantsville, Utah

June 15, 2019

Stock 1000 Free Practice One Results (all on Dunlop tires):

1. Andrew Lee (Kaw ZX-10R), 1:34.291

2. Travis Wyman (BMW S1000RR), 1:35.151

3. Michael Gilbert (Kaw ZX-10R), 1:35.217

4. Geoff May (Kaw ZX-10R), 1:35.655

5. Miles Thornton (Suz GSX-R1000), 1:36.051

6. Chad Lewin (Yam YZF-R1), 1:36.156

7. Stefano Mesa (Kaw ZX-10R), 1:36.378

8. Rhett Norman (Yam YZF-R1), 1:37.823

9. Wyatt Farris (Kaw ZX-10R), 1:37.870

10. Scott Decker (Yam YZF-R1), 1:37.972

11. Sebastiao Ferreira (Kaw ZX-10R), 1:38.344

12. Bradley Ward (Kaw ZX-10R), 1:38.520

13. Justin Delong (Yam YZF-R1), 1:38.925

14. Sean Thomas (Suz GSX-R1000), 1:39.131

15. Sahar Zvik (Kaw ZX-10R), 1:39.488

16. Sherwick Min (Apr RSV4), 1:40.857

17. Roi Holster (Yam YZF-R1), 1:41.890

18. Steven Shakespeare (Yam YZF-R1), 1:43.222

19. Dr. Jeffrey Purk (Yam YZF-R1), 1:43.367

20. Ken Pfister (Kaw ZX-10R), 1:43.399

21. Manuel Segura (Kaw ZX-10R), 1:43.401

22. Jim Wilson (Kaw ZX-10R), 1:43.633

23. Shane Hobgood (Kaw ZX-10R), 1:48.999

Laconia Short Track/American Flat Track

New Hampshire Motor Speedway
Loudon, New Hampshire
June 15, 2019
AFT Twins Free Practice One Results (all on Dunlop tires):

1. Briar Bauman (Ind), 18.252 seconds
2. Jared Mees (Ind), 18.582
3. Brandon Robinson (Ind), 19.087
4. Bronson Bauman (Ind), 19.104
5. Sammy Halbert (Har), 19.137
6. Robert Pearson (Ind), 19.370
7. Jarod Vanderkooi (Har), 19.391
8. Donald Mullen II (Kaw), 19.426
9. Henry Wiles (Ind), 19.601
10. Jeffrey Carver Jr. (Ind), 19.698
11. Brandon Price (Ind), 19.843
12. Larry Pegram (Ind), 19.843
13. Bryan Smith (Kaw), 19.881
14. Jake Johnson (Yam), 19.907
15. James Monaco (Ind), 20.133
16. Davis Fisher (Ind), 20.248
17. Ronnie Jones (Yam), 20.429
18. Jay Maloney (Ind), 20.808
19. Brock Schwarzenbacher (Kaw), 20.867
20. Nick Armstrong (Yam), 21.075
21. Roger Hayden (Yam), 21.118
22. Ryan Varnes (Ind), 21.140
23. Dalton Winkler (Kaw), 21.143
24. Jeremiah Alexander (Kaw), 21.973

AFT Singles Free Practice One Results (all on Dunlop tires):

1. Max Whale (Kaw), 19.381 seconds
2. Mikey Rush (Hon), 19.408
3. Tristan Avery (KTM), 19.458
4. Dan Bromley (KTM), 19.478
5. Dalton Gauthier (Hus), 19.484
6. Ryan Wells (Yam), 19.637
7. Andrew Luker (Kaw), 19.702
8. Chad Cose (Hon), 19.704
9. James Rispoli (Kaw), 19.722
10. Cameron Smith (Hon), 19.744
11. Jeremiah Duffy (Hon), 19.773
12. Tanner Dean (Hon), 19.791
13. Shayna Texter (KTM), 19.856
14. James Ott (Hon), 19.880
15. Matthew Beland (Hon), 19.881
16. Austin Luczak (Hon), 19.961
17. Ben Lowe (Yam), 19.988
18. Matthew Guenther (Yam), 20.019
19. Trent Lowe (Hon), 20.079
20. Jayson Bloss (Kaw), 20.133
21. Morgen Mischler (KTM), 20.267
22. Shane Narbonne (Hon), 20.317
23. Oliver Brindley (Yam), 20.333
24. Dominic Monaco (Hon), 20.344
25. Jesse Janisch (Yam), 20.351
26. Cole Zabala (Hon), 20.365
27. Nick Weimer (Hon), 20.442
28. Dalton Brisbois (Hon), 20.452
29. Damon Coca (Hon), 20.492
30. Jeremy Orr (KTM), 20.529
31. Jacob Walter (Hon), 20.845
32. Curtis Vanderkooi (Yam), 20.930
33. Scott Barrett (Hon), 21.071
34. Garret Wilson (Yam), 21.170
35. Clayton Isherwood (Hon), 21.186
36. Corey Alexander (Kaw), 21.280
37. Alex Quarterley (Kaw), 21.372
38. Kevin Stollings (Hon), no time recorded

AFT Twins Free Practice Two Results (all on Dunlops):

1. Briar Bauman (Ind), 19.204 seconds
2. Sammy Halbert (Har), 19.343
3. Jared Mees (Ind), 19.526
4. Jarod Vanderkooi (Har), 19.529
5. Donald Mullen II (Kaw), 19.629
6. Henry Wiles (Ind), 19.663
7. Jay Maloney (Ind), 19.805
8. Jake Johnson (Yam), 19.813
9. Brandon Robinson (Ind), 19.828
10. Bronson Bauman (Ind), 19.900
11. Bryan Smith (Kaw), 20.068
12. Brandon Price (Ind), 20.103
13. Davis Fisher (Ind), 20.188
14. Jeffrey Carver Jr. (Ind), 20.201
15. Ryan Varnes (Ind), 20.260
16. Larry Pegram (Ind), 20.319
17. James Monaco (Ind), 20.323
18. Robert Pearson (Ind), 20.367
19. Roger Hayden (Yam), 20.404
20. Brock Schwarzenbacher (Kaw), 20.462
21. Nick Armstrong (Yam), 20.534
22. Dalton Winkler (Kaw), 20.698
23. Ronnie Jones (Yam), 20.965
24. Jeremiah Alexander (Kaw), 21.767

AFT Singles Qualifying One Results (all on Dunlop tires):

1. Dalton Gauthier (Hus), 19.239 seconds
2. Chad Cose (Hon), 19.416
3. Mikey Rush (Hon), 19.432
4. Andrew Luker (Kaw), 19.479
5. Matthew Beland (Hon), 19.502
6. Tristan Avery (KTM), 19.538
7. Ryan Wells (Yam), 19.638
8. Max Whale (Kaw), 19.670
9. Cameron Smith (Hon), 19.679
10. Jeremiah Duffy (Hon), 19.695
11. Cole Zabala (Hon), 19.706
12. Shayna Texter (KTM), 19.759
13. Dan Bromley (KTM), 19.766
14. James Ott (Hon), 19.804
15. Tanner Dean (Hon), 19.821
16. Oliver Brindley (Yam), 19.893
17. James Rispoli (Kaw), 19.930
18. Jeremy Orr (KTM), 19.974
19. Trent Lowe (Hon), 19.992
20. Jesse Janisch (Yam), 20.045
21. Ben Lowe (Yam), 20.059
22. Matthew Guenther (Yam), 20.110
23. Morgen Mischler (KTM), 20.126
24. Austin Luczak (Hon), 20.166
25. Dominic Monaco (Hon), 20.221
26. Dalton Brisbois (Hon), 20.255
27. Jayson Bloss (Kaw), 20.339
28. Kevin Stollings (Hon), 20.344
29. Corey Alexander (Kaw), 20.389
30. Damon Coca (Hon), 20.410
31. Nick Weimer (Hon), 20.557
32. Alex Quarterley (Kaw), 20.595
33. Shane Narbonne (Hon), 20.662
34. Jacob Walter (Hon), 20.713
35. Curtis Vanderkooi (Yam), 20.746
36. Scott Barrett (Hon), 20.993
37. Clayton Isherwood (Hon), 21.000
38. Garret Wilson (Yam), 21.340

AFT Twins Qualifying One Results (all on Dunlop tires):

1. Briar Bauman (Ind), 19.325 seconds
2. Henry Wiles (Ind), 19.627
3. Sammy Halbert (Har), 19.683
4. Jarod Vanderkooi (Har), 19.744
5. Bronson Bauman (Ind), 19.748
6. Jared Mees (Ind), 19.761
7. Brandon Price (Ind), 19.900
8. Donald Mullen II (Kaw), 19.920
9. Brandon Robinson (Ind), 19.967
10. Davis Fisher (Ind), 19.976
11. Robert Pearson (Ind), 19.979
12. Jeffrey Carver Jr. (Ind), 20.075
13. Roger Hayden (Yam), 20.092
14. Jay Maloney (Ind), 20.095
15. Jake Johnson (Yam), 20.104
16. James Monaco (Ind), 20.141
17. Nick Armstrong (Yam), 20.279
18. Ryan Varnes (Ind), 20.298
19. Brock Schwarzenbacher (Kaw), 20.350
20. Larry Pegram (Ind), 20.368
21. Dalton Winkler (Kaw), 20.390
22. Bryan Smith (Kaw), 20.399
23. Ronnie Jones (Yam), 21.157
24. Jeremiah Alexander (Kaw), 21.757

AFT Singles Qualifying Two Results (all on Dunlop tires):

1. Mikey Rush (Hon), 19.290 seconds
2. Chad Cose (Hon), 19.375
3. Shayna Texter (KTM), 19.404
4. Dalton Gauthier (Hus), 19.449
5. Max Whale (Kaw), 19.462
6. Ryan Wells (Yam), 19.477
7. Tristan Avery (KTM), 19.479
8. Andrew Luker (Kaw), 19.488
9. Jesse Janisch (Yam), 19.533
10. Dan Bromley (KTM), 19.577
11. Ben Lowe (Yam), 19.667
12. Matthew Beland (Hon), 19.699
13. Cameron Smith (Hon), 19.721
14. Kevin Stollings (Hon), 19.759
15. Tanner Dean (Hon), 19.860
16. Jeremiah Duffy (Hon), 19.899
17. Oliver Brindley (Yam), 19.902
18. James Rispoli (Kaw), 19.903
19. Cole Zabala (Hon), 19.904
20. Trent Lowe (Hon), 19.973
21. Austin Luczak (Hon), 20.013
22. Morgen Mischler (KTM), 20.032
23. Jayson Bloss (Kaw), 20.127
24. Matthew Guenther (Yam), 20.186
25. Nick Weimer (Hon), 20.208
26. Jeremy Orr (KTM), 20.213
27. Shane Narbonne (Hon), 20.313
28. Dominic Monaco (Hon), 20.335
29. Dalton Brisbois (Hon), 20.398
30. James Ott (Hon), 20.412
31. Corey Alexander (Kaw), 20.519
32. Clayton Isherwood (Hon), 20.585
33. Garret Wilson (Yam), 20.589
34. Curtis Vanderkooi (Yam), 20.629
35. Damon Coca (Hon), 20.651
36. Alex Quarterley (Kaw), 20.721
37. Scott Barrett (Hon), 20.907
38. Jacob Walter (Hon), 20.978

AFT Singles Heat Race One Results (all on Dunlop tires):

1. Dalton Gauthier (Hus), 5 laps
2. Andrew Luker (Kaw), -01.669 seconds
3. Shayna Texter (KTM), -01.954
4. Jeremy Orr (KTM), -04.053
5. Jesse Janisch (Yam), -04.264
6. Kevin Stollings (Hon), -05.016
7. Oliver Brindley (Yam), -05.149
8. Cameron Smith (Hon), -05.252
9. Matthew Guenther (Yam), -05.999
10. Jacob Walter (Hon), -07.367
11. Corey Alexander (Kaw), -08.463
12. Dominic Monaco (Hon), -09.111
13. Garret Wilson (Yam), -09.136

AFT Singles Heat Race Two Results (all on Dunlop tires):

1. Mikey Rush (Hon), 5 laps
2. Max Whale (Kaw), -00.752 second
3. Dan Bromley (KTM), -01.392
4. James Rispoli (Kaw), -02.024
5. Jeremiah Duffy (Hon), -02.514
6. Tristan Avery (KTM), -02.755
7. James Ott (Hon), -02.990
8. Austin Luczak (Hon), -03.428
9. Jayson Bloss (Kaw), -03.867
10. Damon Coca (Hon), -05.297
11. Dalton Brisbois (Hon), -05.815
12. Scott Barrett (Hon), -06.511
13. Alex Quarterley (Kaw), -08.866

AFT Singles Heat Race Three Results (all on Dunlop tires):

1. Chad Cose (Hon), 5 laps
2. Ben Lowe (Yam), -00.575 second
3. Ryan Wells (Yam), -00.895
4. Matthew Beland (Hon), -02.820
5. Cole Zabala (Hon), -04.056
6. Trent Lowe (Hon), -04.264
7. Nick Weimer (Hon), -05.461
8. Morgen Mischler (KTM), -06.244
9. Clayton Isherwood (Hon), -06.350
10. Curtis Vanderkooi (Yam), -06.693
11. Shane Narbonne (Hon), -07.373
12. Tanner Dean (Hon), -1 lap

AFT Twins Qualifying Two Results (all on Dunlop tires):

1. Briar Bauman (Ind), 19.492
2. Henry Wiles (Ind), 19.555
3. Jeffrey Carver Jr. (Ind), 19.608
4. Jarod Vanderkooi (Har), 19.655
5. Jared Mees (Ind), 19.671
6. Davis Fisher (Ind), 19.710
7. Bronson Bauman (Ind), 19.745
8. Sammy Halbert (Har), 19.810
9. Roger Hayden (Yam), 19.826
10. Jake Johnson (Yam), 19.828
11. James Monaco (Ind), 19.843
12. Brandon Robinson (Ind), 19.891
13. Robert Pearson (Ind), 19.915
14. Donald Mullen II (Kaw), 19.946
15. Brandon Price (Ind), 19.957
16. Bryan Smith (Kaw), 19.977
17. Ryan Varnes (Ind), 20.319
18. Dalton Winkler (Kaw), 20.323
19. Brock Schwarzenbacher (Kaw), 20.393
20. Larry Pegram (Ind), 20.412
21. Jay Maloney (Ind), 20.464
22. Nick Armstrong (Yam), 20.508
23. Ronnie Jones (Yam), 20.590
24. Jeremiah Alexander (Kaw), 21.106

AFT Singles Semi One Results (all on Dunlop tires):

1. Dalton Gauthier (Hus), 8 laps
2. Mikey Rush (Hon), -01.656 seconds
3. Dan Bromley (KTM), -03.197
4. Ben Lowe (Yam), -04.100
5. Shayna Texter (KTM), -04.912
6. Jesse Janisch (Yam), -05.847
7. Morgen Mischler (KTM), -06.883
8. Matthew Beland (Hon), -07.030
9. Jayson Bloss (Kaw), -07.252
10. Jeremiah Duffy (Hon), -07.795
11. Trent Lowe (Hon), -08.156
12. Oliver Brindley (Yam), -10.071
13. Tanner Dean (Hon), -10.309
14. Curtis Vanderkooi (Yam), -11.279
15. Matthew Guenther (Yam), -11.512
16. James Ott (Hon), -4 laps

AFT Singles Semi Two Results (all on Dunlop tires):

1. Ryan Wells (Yam), 8 laps
2. Chad Cose (Hon), -00.678 second
3. Max Whale (Kaw), -00.920
4. James Rispoli (Kaw), -01.167
5. Cameron Smith (Hon), -01.894
6. Andrew Luker (Kaw), -03.210
7. Tristan Avery (KTM), -03.651
8. Kevin Stollings (Hon), -03.995
9. Jacob Walter (Hon), -07.588
10. Austin Luczak (Hon), -07.749
11. Clayton Isherwood (Hon), -08.639
12. Damon Coca (Hon), -08.932
13. Nick Weimer (Hon), -17.411
14. Jeremy Orr (KTM), -49.619
15. Cole Zabala (Hon), -1 lap

AFT Twins Semi  One Results (all on Dunlop tires):

1. Jeffrey Carver Jr. (Ind), 10 laps
2. Briar Bauman (Ind), -00.740 second
3. Davis Fisher (Ind), -03.178
4. Jared Mees (Ind), -04.206
5. Roger Hayden (Yam), -04.815
6. James Monaco (Ind), -05.454
7. Brandon Price (Ind), -07.142
8. Jay Maloney (Ind), -08.340
9. Ryan Varnes (Ind), -08.889
10. Brock Schwarzenbacher (Kaw), -13.479
11. Ronnie Jones (Yam), -17.111
12. Donald Mullen II (Kaw), -9 laps

AFT Twins Semi Two Results (all on Dunlop tires):
1. Henry Wiles (Ind), 10 laps
2. Bronson Bauman (Ind), -00.659 second
3. Sammy Halbert (Har), -01.977
4. Jake Johnson (Yam), -02.296
5. Robert Pearson (Ind), -02.830
6. Bryan Smith (Kaw), -03.705
7. Jarod Vanderkooi (Har), -04.860
8. Dalton Winkler (Kaw), -09.143
9. Larry Pegram (Ind), -11.702
10. Nick Armstrong (Yam), -12.537
11. Brandon Robinson (Ind), -15.669
12. Jeremiah Alexander (Kaw), -10 laps

AFT Singles Main Event Results (all on Dunlop tires):

1. Mikey Rush (Hon), 17 laps
2. Dalton Gauthier (Hus), -01.889 seconds
3. Max Whale (Kaw), -02.551
4. Andrew Luker (Kaw), -03.179
5. Dan Bromley (KTM), -04.010
6. Ryan Wells (Yam), -04.237
7. James Rispoli (Kaw), -04.833
8. Ben Lowe (Yam), -05.219
9. Jesse Janisch (Yam), -06.063
10. Kevin Stollings (Hon), -07.399
11. Tristan Avery (KTM), -07.466
12. Matthew Beland (Hon), -07.707
13. Chad Cose (Hon), -08.263
14. Cameron Smith (Hon), -09.575
15. Morgen Mischler (KTM), -11.068
16. Shayna Texter (KTM), -12.099
17. Jeremy Orr (KTM), -4 laps

AFT Twins Main Event Results (all on Dunlop tires):

1. Bronson Bauman (Ind), 25 laps
2. Briar Bauman (Ind), -00.502 second
3. Jake Johnson (Yam), -00.824
4. Jarod Vanderkooi (Har), -01.059
5. Bryan Smith (Kaw), -02.709
6. Brandon Robinson (Ind), -04.170
7. Henry Wiles (Ind), -04.416
8. Roger Hayden (Yam), -04.622
9. Jeffrey Carver Jr. (Ind), -05.016
10. Robert Pearson (Ind), -05.762
11. Jay Maloney (Ind), -06.748
12. Davis Fisher (Ind), -06.989
13. Brandon Price (Ind), -07.744
14. James Monaco (Ind), -09.490
15. Jared Mees (Ind), -5 laps
16. Sammy Halbert (Har), -19 laps
17. Dalton Winkler (Kaw), -19 laps

(Above) Rocco Landers (97) defeated Dallas Daniels (69) in Junior Cup Race One in Utah. Photo by Brian J. Nelson.

MotoAmerica Championship of Utah

MotoAmerica AMA/FIM North American Road Racing Series

Utah Motorsports Campus (East Course)

Grantsville, Utah

June 15, 2019

Liqui Moly Junior Cup Race One Results (all on Dunlop tires):

1. Rocco Landers (Kaw Ninja 400),  8 laps, Best Lap Time 1:41.637

2. Dallas Daniels (Kaw Ninja 400), -0.142 second, 1:41.536

3. Kevin Olmedo (Kaw Ninja 400), -8.382 seconds, 1:42.986

4. Isiah Burleson (Kaw Ninja 400), -8.455, 1:43.173

5. Gauge Rees (Kaw Ninja 400), -17.022, 1:43.434

6. Marc Edwards (Kaw Ninja 400), -17.167, 1:43.814

7. Toby Khamsouk (Kaw Ninja 400), -18.456, 1:43.816

8. Hunter Dunham (Kaw Ninja 400), -18.883, 1:44.155

9. Samuel Lochoff (Yam YZF-R3), -19.239, 1:44.003

10. Karen Ogura (Yam YZF-R3), -19.632, 1:44.029

11. Dominic Doyle (Kaw Ninja 400), -19.914, 1:44.066

12. Benjamin Gloddy (Kaw Ninja 400), -19.973, 1:44.011

13. Renzo Ferreira (Kaw Ninja 400), -20.085, 1:44.340

14. Damian Jigalov (Kaw Ninja 400), -24.745, 1:44.746

15. Brenden Ketelsen (Kaw Ninja 400), -25.045, 1:44.685

16. Liam Grant (Kaw Ninja 400), -25.456, 1:44.817

17. Jackson Blackmon (Yam YZF-R3), -25.728, 1:44.599

18. Nikolas Thompson (Kaw Ninja 400), -25.757, 1:44.688

19. Jamie Astudillo (Kaw Ninja 400), -39.654, 1:46.134

20. Teagg Hobbs (Kaw Ninja 400), -47.434, 1:47.663

21. John Knowles (Kaw Ninja 400), -48.006, 1:47.681

22. Cameron Jones (Hon CBR500R), -67.454, 1:47.958

23. Brett Voorhees (Yam YZF-R3), -69.714, 1:50.423

24. Grayson Davidson (Kaw Ninja 400), DNS

MotoAmerica Championship Of Utah

MotoAmerica AMA/FIM North American Road Racing Series

Utah Motorsports Campus (East Course)

Grantsville, Utah

June 15, 2019

EBC Brakes Superbike Qualifying Practice Two Results (all on Dunlop tires):

1. Cameron Beaubier (Yam YZF-R1), 1:29.862

2. Toni Elias (Suz GSX-R1000), 1:29.913

3. Garrett Gerloff (Yam YZF-R1), 1:30.096

4. Josh Herrin (Suz GSX-R1000), 1:30.878

5. Mathew Scholtz (Yam YZF-R1), 1:30.947

6. JD Beach (Yam YZF-R1), 1:31.165, crash

7. Jake Lewis (Suz GSX-R1000), 1:31.633

8. Cameron Petersen (Yam YZF-R1), 1:31.737

9. Jayson Uribe (Hon CBR1000RR), 1:32.007

10. David Anthony (Kaw ZX-10RR), 1:32.237

11. Jake Gagne (BMW S1000RR), 1:32.770

12. Kyle Wyman (Duc Panigale V4 R), 1:33.077

13. Mathew Orange (Yam YZF-R1), 1:35.371

14. Max Flinders (Yam YZF-R1), 1:35.964

15. Sam Verderico (Yam YZF-R1), 1:36.839

16. Jeremy Coffey (BMW S1000RR), 1:37.014

MotoAmerica Championship Of Utah

MotoAmerica AMA/FIM North American Road Racing Series

Utah Motorsports Campus (East Course)

Grantsville, Utah

June 15, 2019

Supersport Qualifying Results (all on Dunlop tires):

1. Hayden Gillim (Yam YZF-R6), 1:31.983

2. Bobby Fong (Suz GSX-R600), 1:32.766

3. Richie Escalante (Yam YZF-R6), 1:32.963

4. Sean Dylan Kelly (Suz GSX-R600), 1:33.374, crash

5. PJ Jacobsen (Yam YZF-R6), 1:33.428

6. Josh Hayes (Yam YZF-R6), 1:33.831

7. Bryce Prince (Yam YZF-R6), 1:33.862

8. Nick McFadden (Yam YZF-R6), 1:34.199

9. Braeden Ortt (Kaw ZX-6R), 1:34.541

10. Lucas Silva (Suz GSX-R600), 1:34.770

11. Ashton Yates (Yam YZF-R6), 1:34.994

12. Jaret Nassaney (Suz GSX-R600), 1:35.112

13. Benjamin Smith (Yam YZF-R6), 1:35.187

14. Jason Aguilar (Yam YZF-R6), 1:35.266

15. Caroline Olsen (Yam YZF-R6), 1:35.279

16. Cory Ventura (Yam YZF-R6), 1:35.458

17. Carlos Abraham Garcia (Yam YZF-R6), 1:36.287

18. Alejandro Thermiotis (Yam YZF-R6), 1:37.079

19. Aaron Graham (Yam YZF-R6), 1:37.361

20. Robert Pierce (Yam YZF-R6), 1:37.404

21. Nolan Lamkin (Yam YZF-R6), 1:38.063

22. Jason Johnson (Kaw ZX-6R), 1:38.948

23. Jeremy Simmons (Yam YZF-R6), 1:39.634

24. Jeremiah Walker (MV Agusta F3 675), 1:39.927

25. Michael Kim (Yam YZF-R6), 1:41.583

MotoAmerica Championship of Utah

MotoAmerica AMA/FIM North American Road Racing Series

Utah Motorsports Campus (East Course)

Grantsville, Utah

June 15, 2019

Liqui Moly Junior Cup Qualifying Results (all on Dunlop tires):

1. Dallas Daniels (Kaw Ninja 400), 1:43.240

2. Rocco Landers (Kaw Ninja 400), 1:43.307

3. Kevin Olmedo (Kaw Ninja 400), 1:43.875

4. Dominic Doyle (Kaw Ninja 400), 1:43.937

5. Marc Edwards (Kaw Ninja 400), 1:44.039

6. Renzo Ferreira (Kaw Ninja 400), 1:44.076

7. Isiah Burleson (Kaw Ninja 400), 1:44.136

8. Karen Ogura (Yam YZF-R3), 1:44.233

9. Hunter Dunham (Kaw Ninja 400), 1:44.284

10. Gauge Rees (Kaw Ninja 400), 1:44.330

11. Damian Jigalov (Kaw Ninja 400), 1:44.492

12. Samuel Lochoff (Yam YZF-R3), 1:44.691

13. Brenden Ketelsen (Kaw Ninja 400), 1:44.868

14. Toby Khamsouk (Kaw Ninja 400), 1:45.109

15. Liam Grant (Kaw Ninja 400), 1:45.231

16. Jackson Blackmon (Yam YZF-R3), 1:45.523

17. Benjamin Gloddy (Kaw Ninja 400), 1:45.618

18. Nikolas Thompson (Kaw Ninja 400), 1:45.793

19. John Knowles (Kaw Ninja 400), 1:46.504

20. Grayson Davidson (Kaw Ninja 400), 1:46.793, crash

21. Cameron Jones (Hon CBR500R), 1:47.365

22. Jamie Astudillo (Kaw Ninja 400), 1:47.393

23. Teagg Hobbs (Kaw Ninja 400), 1:47.794

24. Brett Voorhees (Yam YZF-R3), 1:48.065

MotoAmerica Championship Of Utah

MotoAmerica AMA/FIM North American Road Racing Series

Utah Motorsports Campus (East Course)

Grantsville, Utah

June 15, 2019

Supersport Free Practice One Results (all on Dunlop tires):

1. Bobby Fong (Suz GSX-R600), 1:33.343

2. Hayden Gillim (Yam YZF-R6), 1:33.387

3. Sean Dylan Kelly (Suz GSX-R600), 1:33.948

4. Richie Escalante (Yam YZF-R6), 1:34.495

5. PJ Jacobsen (Yam YZF-R6), 1:34.814

6. Bryce Prince (Yam YZF-R6), 1:35.151

7. Josh Hayes (Yam YZF-R6), 1:35.713

8. Ashton Yates (Yam YZF-R6), 1:36.327

9. Cory Ventura (Yam YZF-R6), 1:36.423

10. Nick McFadden (Yam YZF-R6), 1:36.735

11. Jason Aguilar (Yam YZF-R6), 1:36.792

12. Braeden Ortt (Kaw ZX-6R), 1:36.807

13. Benjamin Smith (Yam YZF-R6), 1:36.830

14. Lucas Silva (Suz GSX-R600), 1:36.892

15. Carlos Abraham Garcia (Yam YZF-R6), 1:36.939

16. Caroline Olsen (Yam YZF-R6), 1:37.224

17. Nolan Lamkin (Yam YZF-R6), 1:37.464

18. Jaret Nassaney (Suz GSX-R600), 1:37.587

19. Robert Pierce (Yam YZF-R6), 1:39.304

20. Jason Johnson (Kaw ZX-6R), 1:39.735

21. Aaron Graham (Yam YZF-R6), 1:40.305

22. Alejandro Thermiotis (Yam YZF-R6), 1:40.592

23. Jeremiah Walker (MV Agusta F3 675), 1:41.693

24. Jeremy Simmons (Yam YZF-R6), 1:42.024

25. Michael Kim (Yam YZF-R6), 1:42.093