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Mladin Leads Friday Superbike Practice At Road America

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1. Mat Mladin, Suzuki, 2:12.989 2. Aaron Yates, Suzuki, 2:14.163 3. Ben Spies, Suzuki, 2:15.132 4. Miguel Duhamel, Honda, 2:15.384 5. Jake Zemke, Honda, 2:15.749 6. Josh Hayes, Kawasaki, 2:15.892 7. Geoff May, Suzuki, 2:15.967 8. Eric Bostrom, Ducati, 2:16.694 9. Neil Hodgson, Ducati, 2:16.909 10. Steve Rapp, Suzuki, 2:17.005 11. Marty Craggill, Suzuki, 2:17.083 12. Larry Pegram, Honda, 2:17.341 13. Kurtis Roberts, Honda, 2:17.673 14. Jake Holden, Suzuki, 2:18.316 15. Jimmy Moore, Suzuki, 2:18.556 16. Eric Wood, Suzuki, 2:19.088 17. Lee Acree, Suzuki, 2:19.133 18. Seve Crevier, Honda, 2:19.186 19. Francis Martin, Suzuki, 2:19.462 20. Tony Meiring, Suzuki, 2:19.768 21. Cory West, Suzuki, 2:19.815 22. Brent George, Suzuki, 2:20.186 23. Clint McBain, Suzuki, 2:20.669 24. Akira Tamitsuji, Suzuki, 2:21.155 25. Jason Perez, Yamaha, 2:21.156 26. J.J. Roetlin, Suzuki, 2:21.543 27. Jeff Tigert, Honda, 2:21.561 28. Scott Jensen, Suzuki, 2:21.923 29. David Bell, Suzuki, 2:23.058 30. Jeremy Toye, Honda, 2:23.124 31. Andy Deatherage, Suzuki, 2:24.972 32. Dean Mizdal, Suzuki, 2:25.366 33. C.R. Gittere, Suzuki, 2:25.585 34. Brian Boyd, Suzuki, 2:25.892 35. Peter Holzinger, Suzuki, 2:26.044 36. Greg Fryer, Yamaha, 2:26.375 37. James Kerker, Honda, 2:26.636 38. Paul Heinen, Yamaha, 2:28.121 Official Lap Record = 2:13.346, Miguel Duhamel, Honda, 6/5/2004

Kiyonari Fastest In British Superbike Practice At Croft Circuit

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John Reynolds finished seventh fastest on his return to racing during today’s practice for Sunday’s sixth round of the British Superbike Championship at Croft Circuit in North Yorkshire. Rizla Suzuki’s reigning champion took a break from riding for the last six weeks – missing two rounds of the series as he underwent intensive treatment to his broken right leg – but today he was just a 10th-of-a-second away from a front row position and sure he can go significantly-faster during qualifying tomorrow. Team mate Scott Smart ended up 11th quickest on the time sheets, only a fraction of a second behind his team mate. He is still building confidence in his Rizla Suzuki and will be trying hard tomorrow to secure a good starting position on the grid. John Reynolds: “I am satisfied with my first day back on the bike and I’ll go to bed and sleep well tonight knowing I can run with anyone around Croft. We are well within reach of the front row and we have a few things to try tomorrow that I am confident will reduce our lap times. “We made a change to the head angle on my Rizla Suzuki towards the end of the second session and it now feels incredibly planted and pin sharp. Tomorrow we will look at the rear suspension, lift my right footpeg for more ground clearance and try a couple of tyre combinations. It’s so good to be back racing!” Scott Smart: “I was sixth in the morning session and feeling very confident. This afternoon I was pushing harder and that didn’t work for me. Whenever I push hard and put myself under pressure I start making small mistakes and my lap times suffer. I need to focus on relaxing and when I can do that on the bike I can run with the best of them. “My Rizla Suzuki feels good and the engine is pulling like a train. Once I relax I’ll be able to get the best from it and that’s what I am focusing on for qualifying.” Niall Mackenzie – Team Performance Co-ordinator: “That was a very strong first day back in the office for JR. You just cannot underestimate how impressive he was today. He has come back fast, determined and aggressive. He is still working on the set-up of his Rizla Suzuki and has a clear direction to follow. He will go faster and faster as the weekend progresses. “Scott is still building the relationship between himself and his GSX-R1000. We cannot fault him for effort – he is giving 110 per cent – but that seems to be working against him to some extent and he needs to relax a bit more, enjoy himself on the bike and then his lap times will definitely improve.” Practice Times: 1: Ryuichi Kiyonari (Honda) 1:21.034, 2: Michael Rutter (Honda) +0.088, 3: Karl Harris (Honda) +0.662, 4: Dean Thomas (Kawasaki) +0.817, 5: Gregorio Lavilla (Ducati) +0.839, 6: Tommy Hill (Yamaha) +0.933, 7: John Reynolds (Rizla Suzuki) +0.956, 8: Leon Haslam (Ducati) +0.957, 9: Steve Plater (Kawasaki) +1.014, 10: Danny Beaumont (Honda) +1.122. 11: Scott Smart (Rizla Suzuki) +1.231.

Roger Hayden Sets The Pace In AMA Supersport Practice At Road America

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Provisional Friday Afternoon AMA Supersport Practice Times: 1. Roger Hayden, Kawasaki, 2:20.658 2. Tommy Hayden, Kawasaki, 2:20.790 3. Jason DiSalvo, Yamaha, 2:21.427 4. Ben Attard, Kawasaki, 2:21.900 5. Geoff May, Suzuki, 2:22.138 6. Ben Spies, Suzuki, 2:22.403 7. Damon Buckmaster, Yamaha, 2:22.792 8. Aaron Gobert, Yamaha, 2:22.889 9. Danny Eslick, Suzuki, 2:23.293 10. Robert Jensen, Yamaha, 2:24.354 11. Chris Peris, Yamaha, 2:24.536 12. Jason Farrell, Kawasaki, 2:26.269 13. Blake Young, Suzuki, 2:26.743 14. Barrett Long, Yamaha, 2:27.056 15. Jeff Tigert, Honda, 2:27.099 16. Justin Filice, Honda, 2:27.174 17. Giovanni Rojas, Yamaha, 2:27.817 18. D. Ortega, Kawasaki, 2:27.880 19. Taylor Knapp, Yamaha, 2:27.957 20. Tristan Schoenewald, Honda, 2:29.084

Pridmore Out With Broken Foot

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Michael Jordan Motorsports Suzuki’s Jason Pridmore will not be racing at Road America this weekend after breaking a bone in his right foot in a crash during promoter’s practice Thursday. “I was only going to do a few laps, because I just wanted to see where I was at after my Barber crash,” Pridmore told Roadracingworld.com. “I just started to accelerate up the hill out of turn five, and the front wheel locked. Of course, the first thing I did to save it was put my foot out, and my foot jammed into the ground. Then the bike caught, flicked me over the highside and I landed right on my elbow. “I went back over to see if I hit some oil or something, and I didn’t see any. But I did see this long black mark. I tried to spin the front wheel, and it wouldn’t move. The corner workers had to pick it up to put it in the truck, because the front wheel wouldn’t roll.” Pridmore said he went to the hospital after the incident mainly to prevent an infection by thoroughly cleaning the puncture wound in his left elbow and as an afterthought decided to have his foot X-rayed, which confirmed the fracture. “I have two fractures in my fifth metatarsal,” said Pridmore. “We sent the X-rays to Dr. Ting today. We will probably end up flying out of here Sunday and having surgery Monday, if it comes down to that.”

Friday Morning AMA Superstock Practice At Road America Led By Rapp

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Provisional Friday Morning AMA Superstock Practice Times: 1. Steve Rapp, Suzuki, 2:16.777 2. Aaron Gobert, Yamaha, 2:16.797 3. Geoff May, Suzuki, 2:16.841 4. Aaron Yates, Suzuki, 2:17.350 5. Michael Barnes, Suzuki, 2:17.392 6. Jason DiSalvo, Yamaha, 2:18.042 7. Tommy Hayden, Kawasaki, 2:18.158 8. John Haner, Suzuki, 2:18.309 9. Roger Hayden, Kawasaki, 2:18.363 10. Jake Holden, Suzuki, 2:18.895 11. Damon Buckmaster, Yamaha, 2:18.994 12. Jimmy Moore, Suzuki, 2:19.748 13. Eric Wood, Suzuki, 2:19.816 14. Brent George, Suzuki, 2:20.037 15. Tony Meiring, Suzuki, 2:21.242 16. Francis Martin, Suzuki, 2:21.578 17. Jason Perez, Yamaha, 2:21.717 18. Blake Young, Suzuki, 2:21.776 19. Lee Acree, Suzuki, 2:21.898 20. Akira Tamitsuji, Suzuki, 2:23.481

Carlos Checa Goes 211 mph Friday At Mugello

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MotoGP Top Speeds From Friday Afternoon Practice At Mugello: 1. Carlos Checa, Ducati, 211.027 mph 2. Loris Capirossi, Ducati, 207.299 mph 3. Roberto Rolfo, Ducati, 206.367 mph 4. Makoto Tamada, Honda, 205.808 mph 5. Max Biaggi, Honda, 204.378 mph 6. Valentino Rossi, Yamaha, 203.571 mph 7. Alex Barros, Honda, 203.446 mph 8. Sete Gibernau, Honda, 202.763 mph 9. Marco Melandri, Honda, 202.514 mph 10. Nicky Hayden, Honda, 202.390 mph 11. Shane Byrne, KTM Proton KR, 201.520 mph 12. Troy Bayliss, Honda, 201.458 mph 13. Colin Edwards, Yamaha, 201.147 mph 14. John Hopkins, Suzuki, 199.780 mph 15. Kenny Lee Roberts, Suzuki, 198.910 mph 16. David Checa, Yamaha, 198.848 mph 17. Alex Hofmann, Kawasaki, 198.289 mph 18. Ruben Xaus, Yamaha, 198.102 mph 19. Shinya Nakano, Kawasaki, 197.729 mph 20. Franco Battaini, Blata WCM, 186.171 mph 21. James Ellison, Blata WCM, 183.872 mph

Only Four Top AMA Riders Signed Beyond The 2005 Season

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The Current Contract Status Of Top AMA Riders At Road America (with regards to the 2006 season, as of June 2): Mat Mladin, unsigned Aaron Yates, unsigned Ben Spies, signed through 2006 Miguel Duhamel, unsigned Jake Zemke, unsigned Neil Hodgson, unsigned Eric Bostrom, unsigned Jamie Hacking, unsigned Damon Buckmaster, unsigned Aaron Gobert, unsigned Jason DiSalvo, signed through 2007 Tommy Hayden, signed through 2006 Roger Hayden, unsigned Josh Hayes, unsigned Ben Attard, unsigned Kurtis Roberts, unsigned Alex Gobert, unsigned Larry Pegram, unsigned Jeremy Toye, unsigned Marty Craggill, unsigned Geoff May, unsigned Michael Barnes, unsigned Jason Pridmore, signed through 2006 Steve Rapp, unsigned John Haner, unsigned Jake Holden, unsigned Lee Acree, unsigned Blake Young, unsigned Eric Wood, unsigned Jimmy Moore, unsigned Brent George, unsigned Tony Meiring, unsigned Chris Peris, unsigned

Zemke Leads First AMA Formula Xtreme Practice At Road America

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Provisional Friday Morning AMA Formula Xtreme Practice Times: 1. Jake Zemke, Honda, 2:20.340 2. Ben Attard, Kawasaki, 2:20.742 3. Miguel Duhamel, Honda, 2:20.909 4. Michael Barnes, Suzuki, 2:21.592 5. Chris Peris, Yamaha, 2:23.622 6. Steve Crevier, Honda, 2:23.801 7. Kevin Schwantz, Suzuki, 2:23.877 8. Alex Gobert, Honda, 2:24.038 9. Mike Hale, Honda, 2:24.136 10. Danny Eslick, Suzuki, 2:24.330 11. Mike Ciccotto, Buell, 2:25.730 12. Robert Jensen, Yamaha, 2:25.873 13. Ryan Andrews, Ducati, 2:26.652 14. Nathan Hester, Yamaha, 2:26.989 15. Ryan Elleby, Suzuki, 2:27.641 16. Tim Knutson, Yamaha, 2:28.491 17. Daniel Doty, Yamaha, 2:28.654 18. Taylor Knapp, Yamaha, 2:29.175 19. Dave Ebben, Buell, 2:29.432 20. Andy Feuersthaler, Suzuki, 2:30.561

What Will They Win At The AMA Races At Road America?

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AMA Superbike Championship Presented by Part Unlimited Suzuki Superbike Doubleheader at Road America June 3-5, 2005 Purse $110,000 AMA Superbike Total Purse $74,000 (awards paid for each race) 1. $4000 2. $3000 3. $2250 4. $1800 5. $1600 6. $1525 7. $1475 8. $1425 9. $1375 10. $1325 11. $1300 12. $1250 13. $1200 14. $1150 15. $1100 16. $1050 17. $1000 18. $950 19. $900 20. $825 21. $775 22. $725 23. $675 24. $625 25. $575 26. $500 27. $450 28. $400 29. $350 30. $300 31. $275 32. $250 33. $225 34. $200 35. $175 Pro Honda Oils Supersport Repsol Lubricants Superstock Lockhart-Phillips USA Formula Xtreme Purse for each class $12,000 (awards for each class) 1. $1650 2. $1350 3. $1100 4. $850 5. $750 6. $700 7. $650 8. $600 9. $550 10. $500 11. $475 12. $450 13. $425 14. $375 15. $325 16. $300 17. $275 18. $250 19. $225 20. $200

Action Fund Donations Rise, And More Soft Barriers Are On The Way

Haskovec Crash Inspires Contributions to Roadracing World Action Fund

The Roadracing World Action Fund, a 501(3)c non-profit corporation dedicated to reducing racetrack injuries by encouraging the use of soft barriers, has reached a grand total of $326,566.06 in contributions, with many new contributions from fans of Vincent Haskovec, who was seriously injured when he hit an unprotected wall at the AMA National at Infineon Raceway May 14.

In response, the Roadracing World Action Fund has ordered 30 new soft barriers and bought five used barriers from WMRRA, which is converting from portable to non-inflatable, non-portable barriers. The five, 30-foot inflatable barriers from WMRRA were shipped to Road America and were deployed by AMA Pro Racing for this weekend’s National.

About $40,000 more is needed to pay for the new soft barriers already on order and the used soft barriers already deployed at Road America, plus freight charges.

The new barriers will be deployed for both road racing and dirt track use.

Haskovec-inspired donations include: Frank Angel, $1000; Richard and Dena Martin of M4, $1000; NITRO/North Illinois Touring and Riding Organization, $300; Peter Hively, $250; Laura Roach, $200; David C. Grace, $150; Drew Hardie, $100; William H. Conn, $100; Melissa Berkoff, $100; John Lemak, $100; John Pearson, $100; Greg Sachs, $50; Charlotte Meyers, $50; Franz Volpi, $50; Rolf Sullivan, $50; Vic Norton, $50; Jason Lasser, $50 ($30 road race and $20 dirt track); George B. Leavell, $50; Jenny Rankin, $50; Thomas L. Fabian, $50; Christopher E. Johnson, $40 ($20 each road race and dirt track); Mike Dow, $25; Ahmed Khalifa, $25; Alan Moore, $25; Joe Gathright, $25; David Rice, $25; Matt Muellner, $20 ($10 each road race and dirt track); and Sherwick Min, $10.

Special acknowledgement goes to those who have put into place programs that will benefit the Roadracing World Action Fund on a regular basis. This includes businesses which regularly donate to the Action Fund based on sales of a particular product: Marcus McBain/RPS, Traxxion Dynamics, and Mark Brereton/RoadRACE DVD. Looking for increased soft barrier deployment at Road Atlanta, WERA has set up a new program whereby racer fines are donated to the Roadracing World Action Fund.

Dirt-track-specific donations now total $29,094, bolstered by the ongoing 450 Honda Dirt Tracker Raffle. Of the total of 3000 tickets available, 571 have been sold so far adding $5,710 to the dirt track fund. Sponsors of the 450 Honda Dirt Tracker raffle who have donated to the project include: J&M Frames, Concord Honda, First Klass Glass, Weiss Racing, East Coast Wheels, SuperTrapp, Wakula Racing, A1 Cycles.com, Bettencourt’s Honda-Suzuki, Sideways Promotions, ZEKE Design, Fast Plates and Traxxion Dynamics. The drawing is scheduled to take place October 1, 2005.

Summary of Recently Posted Contributionss

(Contributor comments and dedications are included below with their listing.)

Road Race Contributors

Producers of “Faster” $2900

Track Daz/Hooter’s Party $1050

David McGrath/MotoDeity.com $1001

Woodcraft $1000

Frank Angel/In Honor of Vincent Haskovec $1000

Richard & Dena Martin/M4 Performance Exhausts $1000

Kneedraggers $750

Walt Schaefer Cycle Supply $700

WERA/In Memory of Chris Junge $500

Jerry Van Horn $560

Don Emde/In Memory of Jarno Saarinen and Renzo Pasolini $500

Chuck Burnett/www.creditreporting.com $500

George R. Harman, Jr. $500

David A. Pierce $500

David Marin $300

The Floribama Riders $300

NITRO/In Honor of Vincent Haskovec $300 “Get well Vincent!”

Don Emde/In Memory of Chris Junge $250

Vaclav Majer $250

Vicky & Leo Sulpy/VHS Photography $250

Peter Hively/In Honor of Vincent Haskovec $250

John Kreidle $200

Marcus McBain $200 “It is a great start to a new season and to have the Action Fund still providing a positive solution to safety concerns.”

Laura Roach $200 “For Vincent, Papa (Thiam), and all of the other racers out there. Let’s keep our tracks safe.”

Steve Brunton $200

WERA (Fines Program) $200

Ernest Montague $199

David Antilley $150

David C. Grace/In Honor of Vincent Haskovec $150

William Willis $120 “I appreciate the effort taken by roadracing World to help educate and make the necessary changes in this safety matter.”

Bob & Sherrie Young $100

Logan Young $100

Matthew Myshkin/In Memory of Tom Fowl $100

Charles Ivey/In Memory of Chris Junge $100

Drew Hardie/In Honor of Vincent Haskovec $100 “Best Wishes.”

Chris Page $100

Rodger Doyle $100

William H. Conn/In Honor of Vincent Haskovec $100

Melissa Berkoff/In Honor of Vincent Haskovec $100

John Lemak/In Honor of Vincent Haskovec $100

John Pearson/In Honor of Vincent Haskovec, $100 “Best Wishes, Vaclav.”

Royden Vickers $100

Steven McCollom $100

Michael F. Cusick $100

John B. Hopper IV $100

Randall Sinisi $75

Michael Lenz/Hardboiled Racing $68

Gene Ronchetto $50

Carlos Bonds $50 In Memory of Michael Orapello

Eddie Kraft/WERA BBS Darrin Talbott Poster Auction $50

Erin Moran $50

Derek Vockins $50

Lee McCurdy $50

Glen Veatch $50

Jeff Thacher $50

David Osser $50

Edmond G. DeMattia $50

Greg Sachs/In Honor of Vincent Haskovec $50

Clifford V. Moses $50

Chip Spalding $50

Everett Dolgner $50

Karen Floyd $50

Charlotte Meyers $50

Harry Wolle $50

William R. Pritchard, $50

Wayne Lowery/In Memory of Chris Junge $50

Travis Colburn $50

Franz Volpi/In Honor of Vincent Haskovec $50 “May you have a speedy recovery.”

Richard Barnett $50

Rolf Sullivan/In Honor of Vincent Haskovec $50 “I had the occasion to use a soft barrier last weekend at Blackhawk Farms Raceway. While not ‘Airfence’ it kept me away from the tires and allowed me to escape injury! Thank you for everyone’s attention to this issue. Unfortunately it took my own ‘incident’ to prod me to donate. Shame on ME! I would like to dedicate this donation to Vincent. Get well soon!”

Vic Norton/In Honor of Vincent Haskovec $50 “Good Luck Vincent!”

George B. Leavell/In Honor of Vincent Haskovec $50 “In honor of Vincent Haskovec and all the other road racers out there!”

Scott Calvert $50 “As a newbie road racer I need all the good karma I can get.”

Jenny Rankin/In Honor of Vincent Haskovec $50 “So what happened to Vincent never happens to my brother or any of his racing buddies.”

Thomas L. Fabian/In Honor of Vincent Haskovec $50

Thomas Bartels $30

Todd McIntyre $30

Nichole Simonsen $30

Jason Temme/Serpent Racing $30 “Wish I could do more, I try to contribute at least once a year. Thanks for everything!”

Stasia Christensen $30

Don Harbidge $30

Jason Lasser/In Memory of Will Davis $30 “For Vincent Haskovec for a speedy, full recovery.”

Ryan Sweigart $30

John Coulter $25

Sam Shiller $25

Grant Crandall $25

John Walsh $25

Carl Nightengale $25

James Market/In Memory of Dr. Tony Ryals $25

Sean Wrenn $25 “Dedicated to my newborn road racer, Sean ROSSI Wrenn!”

Ryan Nelson $25

Darrin Talbott $25 “Because Sete can’t stay on two wheels when he has a huge lead.”

Daryl Bowden/In Memory of Marty Poole/AFM #945 $25

Tracy Tannehill $25

Shellie Matthews $25

Anthony Dean $25

William V. Harding $25

Jeff Lever $25

Chris Bailey $25

Mike Dow/In Honor of Vincent Haskovec $25 “Donating because of Haskovec’s crash. Should have been Airfence there.”

Pat Udenberg $25 “For all those that do at a level I only wish I could.”

Ben Musson $25

Brian Jones $25

Jeff Wilder $25

Rick McNeal $25

Larry M. Hagedorn $25

Ahmed Khalifa/In Honor of Vincent Haskovec $25 “Dear Haskovec, You won’t know me from Adam, but, I hope I can contribute to help avert this tragedy from happening again. Maybe your injury is the reason to avoid many other injuries. God bless you (Allah Ma’ak).”

Stephen Rooney $25

Joe Gathright/In Honor of Vincent Haskovec $25 “May Vincent be the last one hurt. Ever.”

David Johnston $25

Joe Lord $25

Alan Moore/In Honor of Vincent Haskovec $25 “For Vincent, thoughts and prayers are with you. Get well soon.”

Mike Reish $25

David Rice/In Honor of Vincent Haskovec $25 “Get Well Vincent!”

Elaine E. Seasly $22.80

Michael A. Hooten $20

Joe Prussiano $20

Rodger P. Doyle Jr./In Honor of WERA BBS Pirates $20

Christopher E. Johnson/In Honor of Vincent Haskovec $20

Eric C. Robinson, $20 “For all who ride.”

Pete Owen $13

Wesley Pullin $10

Jerald Gates $10

Matt Muellner/In Honor of Vincent Haskovec $10 “Dedicated to Vincent Haskovec and all the other riders hurt due to hitting barriers.”

Sherwick Min/In Honor of Vincent Haskovec $10 “Get Well Vincent!”

Lee Damico $5

Dirt Track Contributors

Glen Veatch $50

Raymond W. Ninness $30

Wallace Weishler $30 “In Memory of Toby Jorgensen. Needlessly died on an ill-prepared track with insufficient fence protection.”

Grant Crandall $25

Greg Gabis $25

James Markey $25

Michael W. Kassebaum $25

Steve England $25

Gary Nixon $25

John W. McArthur $25

Philip Eilken $25

Charlie Hendrixson $25

Nichole Simonsen $20

Steve Burroughs $20

Joe Prussiano $20

Jason Lasser/In Memory of Will Davis $20 “For Vincent Haskovec for a speedy, full recovery.”

Christopher E. Johnson/In Honor of Vincent Haskovec $20

Mike Pardon $15 “I am quite happy to give to a good cause. I race supermoto here in the UK and we have just started up a short track series. Fingers crossed a CRF flattracker will be flying over the UK.”

Pete Owen $12

Jerald R. Gates $10

Eddie Deubler $10

Matt Muellner/In Honor of Vincent Haskovec $10 “Dedicated to Vincent Haskovec and all the other riders hurt due to hitting barriers.”

John Riveiro $5

Thomas G. Ladwig $5

Eric C. Robinson, $5 “For all who ride.”

450 Honda Dirt Tracker Raffle $5,710 (Total tickets sold 571)

Although raffle participants are not listed individually, some sent in comments:

Raffle Participant Comments

Jack Ward: “In Memory of Jody Hendley, WSMC racer and friend, lost to cancer.”

Jeffrey Henry: In Memory of Jay Ridgeway

As Of May 27, 2005 Accounting Details

Road Racing Expenditure Details Direct purchase of soft barriers: $137,700 Shipping/Customs: $9133.50 Bank Fees: $384.05 Air Fence* Deployment Crew Training: $700 Transportation & Installation: $5577.78 Corporation/Business Fees: $612 Online Auction Fees: $221.99 Printing Education Materials – $346.42 Misc Supplies: $39.59 Donation to AMA Pro Racing for Air Fence: $104,104 Total Spent: $258,819.33 Total Donations Collected $311,564.55 Misc. Income $117.38 Cash on hand: $52,862.60

Dirt Track Expenditure Details Direct purchase of soft barriers: $9,200 Shipping/Customs: $2717.72 Transportation & Installation $2174.77 Total Spent: $14,092.49 Total collected: $29,094 Cash on hand: $15,001.51

All administrative costs, including the percentage taken by credit card companies on credit card donations, have been absorbed by Roadracing World Publishing, Inc.

Airfence is a registered trademark of Airfence Safety Systems Australia.

Mladin Leads Friday Superbike Practice At Road America

1. Mat Mladin, Suzuki, 2:12.989 2. Aaron Yates, Suzuki, 2:14.163 3. Ben Spies, Suzuki, 2:15.132 4. Miguel Duhamel, Honda, 2:15.384 5. Jake Zemke, Honda, 2:15.749 6. Josh Hayes, Kawasaki, 2:15.892 7. Geoff May, Suzuki, 2:15.967 8. Eric Bostrom, Ducati, 2:16.694 9. Neil Hodgson, Ducati, 2:16.909 10. Steve Rapp, Suzuki, 2:17.005 11. Marty Craggill, Suzuki, 2:17.083 12. Larry Pegram, Honda, 2:17.341 13. Kurtis Roberts, Honda, 2:17.673 14. Jake Holden, Suzuki, 2:18.316 15. Jimmy Moore, Suzuki, 2:18.556 16. Eric Wood, Suzuki, 2:19.088 17. Lee Acree, Suzuki, 2:19.133 18. Seve Crevier, Honda, 2:19.186 19. Francis Martin, Suzuki, 2:19.462 20. Tony Meiring, Suzuki, 2:19.768 21. Cory West, Suzuki, 2:19.815 22. Brent George, Suzuki, 2:20.186 23. Clint McBain, Suzuki, 2:20.669 24. Akira Tamitsuji, Suzuki, 2:21.155 25. Jason Perez, Yamaha, 2:21.156 26. J.J. Roetlin, Suzuki, 2:21.543 27. Jeff Tigert, Honda, 2:21.561 28. Scott Jensen, Suzuki, 2:21.923 29. David Bell, Suzuki, 2:23.058 30. Jeremy Toye, Honda, 2:23.124 31. Andy Deatherage, Suzuki, 2:24.972 32. Dean Mizdal, Suzuki, 2:25.366 33. C.R. Gittere, Suzuki, 2:25.585 34. Brian Boyd, Suzuki, 2:25.892 35. Peter Holzinger, Suzuki, 2:26.044 36. Greg Fryer, Yamaha, 2:26.375 37. James Kerker, Honda, 2:26.636 38. Paul Heinen, Yamaha, 2:28.121 Official Lap Record = 2:13.346, Miguel Duhamel, Honda, 6/5/2004

Kiyonari Fastest In British Superbike Practice At Croft Circuit

John Reynolds finished seventh fastest on his return to racing during today’s practice for Sunday’s sixth round of the British Superbike Championship at Croft Circuit in North Yorkshire. Rizla Suzuki’s reigning champion took a break from riding for the last six weeks – missing two rounds of the series as he underwent intensive treatment to his broken right leg – but today he was just a 10th-of-a-second away from a front row position and sure he can go significantly-faster during qualifying tomorrow. Team mate Scott Smart ended up 11th quickest on the time sheets, only a fraction of a second behind his team mate. He is still building confidence in his Rizla Suzuki and will be trying hard tomorrow to secure a good starting position on the grid. John Reynolds: “I am satisfied with my first day back on the bike and I’ll go to bed and sleep well tonight knowing I can run with anyone around Croft. We are well within reach of the front row and we have a few things to try tomorrow that I am confident will reduce our lap times. “We made a change to the head angle on my Rizla Suzuki towards the end of the second session and it now feels incredibly planted and pin sharp. Tomorrow we will look at the rear suspension, lift my right footpeg for more ground clearance and try a couple of tyre combinations. It’s so good to be back racing!” Scott Smart: “I was sixth in the morning session and feeling very confident. This afternoon I was pushing harder and that didn’t work for me. Whenever I push hard and put myself under pressure I start making small mistakes and my lap times suffer. I need to focus on relaxing and when I can do that on the bike I can run with the best of them. “My Rizla Suzuki feels good and the engine is pulling like a train. Once I relax I’ll be able to get the best from it and that’s what I am focusing on for qualifying.” Niall Mackenzie – Team Performance Co-ordinator: “That was a very strong first day back in the office for JR. You just cannot underestimate how impressive he was today. He has come back fast, determined and aggressive. He is still working on the set-up of his Rizla Suzuki and has a clear direction to follow. He will go faster and faster as the weekend progresses. “Scott is still building the relationship between himself and his GSX-R1000. We cannot fault him for effort – he is giving 110 per cent – but that seems to be working against him to some extent and he needs to relax a bit more, enjoy himself on the bike and then his lap times will definitely improve.” Practice Times: 1: Ryuichi Kiyonari (Honda) 1:21.034, 2: Michael Rutter (Honda) +0.088, 3: Karl Harris (Honda) +0.662, 4: Dean Thomas (Kawasaki) +0.817, 5: Gregorio Lavilla (Ducati) +0.839, 6: Tommy Hill (Yamaha) +0.933, 7: John Reynolds (Rizla Suzuki) +0.956, 8: Leon Haslam (Ducati) +0.957, 9: Steve Plater (Kawasaki) +1.014, 10: Danny Beaumont (Honda) +1.122. 11: Scott Smart (Rizla Suzuki) +1.231.

Roger Hayden Sets The Pace In AMA Supersport Practice At Road America

Provisional Friday Afternoon AMA Supersport Practice Times: 1. Roger Hayden, Kawasaki, 2:20.658 2. Tommy Hayden, Kawasaki, 2:20.790 3. Jason DiSalvo, Yamaha, 2:21.427 4. Ben Attard, Kawasaki, 2:21.900 5. Geoff May, Suzuki, 2:22.138 6. Ben Spies, Suzuki, 2:22.403 7. Damon Buckmaster, Yamaha, 2:22.792 8. Aaron Gobert, Yamaha, 2:22.889 9. Danny Eslick, Suzuki, 2:23.293 10. Robert Jensen, Yamaha, 2:24.354 11. Chris Peris, Yamaha, 2:24.536 12. Jason Farrell, Kawasaki, 2:26.269 13. Blake Young, Suzuki, 2:26.743 14. Barrett Long, Yamaha, 2:27.056 15. Jeff Tigert, Honda, 2:27.099 16. Justin Filice, Honda, 2:27.174 17. Giovanni Rojas, Yamaha, 2:27.817 18. D. Ortega, Kawasaki, 2:27.880 19. Taylor Knapp, Yamaha, 2:27.957 20. Tristan Schoenewald, Honda, 2:29.084

Pridmore Out With Broken Foot

Michael Jordan Motorsports Suzuki’s Jason Pridmore will not be racing at Road America this weekend after breaking a bone in his right foot in a crash during promoter’s practice Thursday. “I was only going to do a few laps, because I just wanted to see where I was at after my Barber crash,” Pridmore told Roadracingworld.com. “I just started to accelerate up the hill out of turn five, and the front wheel locked. Of course, the first thing I did to save it was put my foot out, and my foot jammed into the ground. Then the bike caught, flicked me over the highside and I landed right on my elbow. “I went back over to see if I hit some oil or something, and I didn’t see any. But I did see this long black mark. I tried to spin the front wheel, and it wouldn’t move. The corner workers had to pick it up to put it in the truck, because the front wheel wouldn’t roll.” Pridmore said he went to the hospital after the incident mainly to prevent an infection by thoroughly cleaning the puncture wound in his left elbow and as an afterthought decided to have his foot X-rayed, which confirmed the fracture. “I have two fractures in my fifth metatarsal,” said Pridmore. “We sent the X-rays to Dr. Ting today. We will probably end up flying out of here Sunday and having surgery Monday, if it comes down to that.”

Friday Morning AMA Superstock Practice At Road America Led By Rapp

Provisional Friday Morning AMA Superstock Practice Times: 1. Steve Rapp, Suzuki, 2:16.777 2. Aaron Gobert, Yamaha, 2:16.797 3. Geoff May, Suzuki, 2:16.841 4. Aaron Yates, Suzuki, 2:17.350 5. Michael Barnes, Suzuki, 2:17.392 6. Jason DiSalvo, Yamaha, 2:18.042 7. Tommy Hayden, Kawasaki, 2:18.158 8. John Haner, Suzuki, 2:18.309 9. Roger Hayden, Kawasaki, 2:18.363 10. Jake Holden, Suzuki, 2:18.895 11. Damon Buckmaster, Yamaha, 2:18.994 12. Jimmy Moore, Suzuki, 2:19.748 13. Eric Wood, Suzuki, 2:19.816 14. Brent George, Suzuki, 2:20.037 15. Tony Meiring, Suzuki, 2:21.242 16. Francis Martin, Suzuki, 2:21.578 17. Jason Perez, Yamaha, 2:21.717 18. Blake Young, Suzuki, 2:21.776 19. Lee Acree, Suzuki, 2:21.898 20. Akira Tamitsuji, Suzuki, 2:23.481

Carlos Checa Goes 211 mph Friday At Mugello

MotoGP Top Speeds From Friday Afternoon Practice At Mugello: 1. Carlos Checa, Ducati, 211.027 mph 2. Loris Capirossi, Ducati, 207.299 mph 3. Roberto Rolfo, Ducati, 206.367 mph 4. Makoto Tamada, Honda, 205.808 mph 5. Max Biaggi, Honda, 204.378 mph 6. Valentino Rossi, Yamaha, 203.571 mph 7. Alex Barros, Honda, 203.446 mph 8. Sete Gibernau, Honda, 202.763 mph 9. Marco Melandri, Honda, 202.514 mph 10. Nicky Hayden, Honda, 202.390 mph 11. Shane Byrne, KTM Proton KR, 201.520 mph 12. Troy Bayliss, Honda, 201.458 mph 13. Colin Edwards, Yamaha, 201.147 mph 14. John Hopkins, Suzuki, 199.780 mph 15. Kenny Lee Roberts, Suzuki, 198.910 mph 16. David Checa, Yamaha, 198.848 mph 17. Alex Hofmann, Kawasaki, 198.289 mph 18. Ruben Xaus, Yamaha, 198.102 mph 19. Shinya Nakano, Kawasaki, 197.729 mph 20. Franco Battaini, Blata WCM, 186.171 mph 21. James Ellison, Blata WCM, 183.872 mph

Only Four Top AMA Riders Signed Beyond The 2005 Season

The Current Contract Status Of Top AMA Riders At Road America (with regards to the 2006 season, as of June 2): Mat Mladin, unsigned Aaron Yates, unsigned Ben Spies, signed through 2006 Miguel Duhamel, unsigned Jake Zemke, unsigned Neil Hodgson, unsigned Eric Bostrom, unsigned Jamie Hacking, unsigned Damon Buckmaster, unsigned Aaron Gobert, unsigned Jason DiSalvo, signed through 2007 Tommy Hayden, signed through 2006 Roger Hayden, unsigned Josh Hayes, unsigned Ben Attard, unsigned Kurtis Roberts, unsigned Alex Gobert, unsigned Larry Pegram, unsigned Jeremy Toye, unsigned Marty Craggill, unsigned Geoff May, unsigned Michael Barnes, unsigned Jason Pridmore, signed through 2006 Steve Rapp, unsigned John Haner, unsigned Jake Holden, unsigned Lee Acree, unsigned Blake Young, unsigned Eric Wood, unsigned Jimmy Moore, unsigned Brent George, unsigned Tony Meiring, unsigned Chris Peris, unsigned

Zemke Leads First AMA Formula Xtreme Practice At Road America

Provisional Friday Morning AMA Formula Xtreme Practice Times: 1. Jake Zemke, Honda, 2:20.340 2. Ben Attard, Kawasaki, 2:20.742 3. Miguel Duhamel, Honda, 2:20.909 4. Michael Barnes, Suzuki, 2:21.592 5. Chris Peris, Yamaha, 2:23.622 6. Steve Crevier, Honda, 2:23.801 7. Kevin Schwantz, Suzuki, 2:23.877 8. Alex Gobert, Honda, 2:24.038 9. Mike Hale, Honda, 2:24.136 10. Danny Eslick, Suzuki, 2:24.330 11. Mike Ciccotto, Buell, 2:25.730 12. Robert Jensen, Yamaha, 2:25.873 13. Ryan Andrews, Ducati, 2:26.652 14. Nathan Hester, Yamaha, 2:26.989 15. Ryan Elleby, Suzuki, 2:27.641 16. Tim Knutson, Yamaha, 2:28.491 17. Daniel Doty, Yamaha, 2:28.654 18. Taylor Knapp, Yamaha, 2:29.175 19. Dave Ebben, Buell, 2:29.432 20. Andy Feuersthaler, Suzuki, 2:30.561

What Will They Win At The AMA Races At Road America?

AMA Superbike Championship Presented by Part Unlimited Suzuki Superbike Doubleheader at Road America June 3-5, 2005 Purse $110,000 AMA Superbike Total Purse $74,000 (awards paid for each race) 1. $4000 2. $3000 3. $2250 4. $1800 5. $1600 6. $1525 7. $1475 8. $1425 9. $1375 10. $1325 11. $1300 12. $1250 13. $1200 14. $1150 15. $1100 16. $1050 17. $1000 18. $950 19. $900 20. $825 21. $775 22. $725 23. $675 24. $625 25. $575 26. $500 27. $450 28. $400 29. $350 30. $300 31. $275 32. $250 33. $225 34. $200 35. $175 Pro Honda Oils Supersport Repsol Lubricants Superstock Lockhart-Phillips USA Formula Xtreme Purse for each class $12,000 (awards for each class) 1. $1650 2. $1350 3. $1100 4. $850 5. $750 6. $700 7. $650 8. $600 9. $550 10. $500 11. $475 12. $450 13. $425 14. $375 15. $325 16. $300 17. $275 18. $250 19. $225 20. $200

Action Fund Donations Rise, And More Soft Barriers Are On The Way

Haskovec Crash Inspires Contributions to Roadracing World Action Fund

The Roadracing World Action Fund, a 501(3)c non-profit corporation dedicated to reducing racetrack injuries by encouraging the use of soft barriers, has reached a grand total of $326,566.06 in contributions, with many new contributions from fans of Vincent Haskovec, who was seriously injured when he hit an unprotected wall at the AMA National at Infineon Raceway May 14.

In response, the Roadracing World Action Fund has ordered 30 new soft barriers and bought five used barriers from WMRRA, which is converting from portable to non-inflatable, non-portable barriers. The five, 30-foot inflatable barriers from WMRRA were shipped to Road America and were deployed by AMA Pro Racing for this weekend’s National.

About $40,000 more is needed to pay for the new soft barriers already on order and the used soft barriers already deployed at Road America, plus freight charges.

The new barriers will be deployed for both road racing and dirt track use.

Haskovec-inspired donations include: Frank Angel, $1000; Richard and Dena Martin of M4, $1000; NITRO/North Illinois Touring and Riding Organization, $300; Peter Hively, $250; Laura Roach, $200; David C. Grace, $150; Drew Hardie, $100; William H. Conn, $100; Melissa Berkoff, $100; John Lemak, $100; John Pearson, $100; Greg Sachs, $50; Charlotte Meyers, $50; Franz Volpi, $50; Rolf Sullivan, $50; Vic Norton, $50; Jason Lasser, $50 ($30 road race and $20 dirt track); George B. Leavell, $50; Jenny Rankin, $50; Thomas L. Fabian, $50; Christopher E. Johnson, $40 ($20 each road race and dirt track); Mike Dow, $25; Ahmed Khalifa, $25; Alan Moore, $25; Joe Gathright, $25; David Rice, $25; Matt Muellner, $20 ($10 each road race and dirt track); and Sherwick Min, $10.

Special acknowledgement goes to those who have put into place programs that will benefit the Roadracing World Action Fund on a regular basis. This includes businesses which regularly donate to the Action Fund based on sales of a particular product: Marcus McBain/RPS, Traxxion Dynamics, and Mark Brereton/RoadRACE DVD. Looking for increased soft barrier deployment at Road Atlanta, WERA has set up a new program whereby racer fines are donated to the Roadracing World Action Fund.

Dirt-track-specific donations now total $29,094, bolstered by the ongoing 450 Honda Dirt Tracker Raffle. Of the total of 3000 tickets available, 571 have been sold so far adding $5,710 to the dirt track fund. Sponsors of the 450 Honda Dirt Tracker raffle who have donated to the project include: J&M Frames, Concord Honda, First Klass Glass, Weiss Racing, East Coast Wheels, SuperTrapp, Wakula Racing, A1 Cycles.com, Bettencourt’s Honda-Suzuki, Sideways Promotions, ZEKE Design, Fast Plates and Traxxion Dynamics. The drawing is scheduled to take place October 1, 2005.

Summary of Recently Posted Contributionss

(Contributor comments and dedications are included below with their listing.)

Road Race Contributors

Producers of “Faster” $2900

Track Daz/Hooter’s Party $1050

David McGrath/MotoDeity.com $1001

Woodcraft $1000

Frank Angel/In Honor of Vincent Haskovec $1000

Richard & Dena Martin/M4 Performance Exhausts $1000

Kneedraggers $750

Walt Schaefer Cycle Supply $700

WERA/In Memory of Chris Junge $500

Jerry Van Horn $560

Don Emde/In Memory of Jarno Saarinen and Renzo Pasolini $500

Chuck Burnett/www.creditreporting.com $500

George R. Harman, Jr. $500

David A. Pierce $500

David Marin $300

The Floribama Riders $300

NITRO/In Honor of Vincent Haskovec $300 “Get well Vincent!”

Don Emde/In Memory of Chris Junge $250

Vaclav Majer $250

Vicky & Leo Sulpy/VHS Photography $250

Peter Hively/In Honor of Vincent Haskovec $250

John Kreidle $200

Marcus McBain $200 “It is a great start to a new season and to have the Action Fund still providing a positive solution to safety concerns.”

Laura Roach $200 “For Vincent, Papa (Thiam), and all of the other racers out there. Let’s keep our tracks safe.”

Steve Brunton $200

WERA (Fines Program) $200

Ernest Montague $199

David Antilley $150

David C. Grace/In Honor of Vincent Haskovec $150

William Willis $120 “I appreciate the effort taken by roadracing World to help educate and make the necessary changes in this safety matter.”

Bob & Sherrie Young $100

Logan Young $100

Matthew Myshkin/In Memory of Tom Fowl $100

Charles Ivey/In Memory of Chris Junge $100

Drew Hardie/In Honor of Vincent Haskovec $100 “Best Wishes.”

Chris Page $100

Rodger Doyle $100

William H. Conn/In Honor of Vincent Haskovec $100

Melissa Berkoff/In Honor of Vincent Haskovec $100

John Lemak/In Honor of Vincent Haskovec $100

John Pearson/In Honor of Vincent Haskovec, $100 “Best Wishes, Vaclav.”

Royden Vickers $100

Steven McCollom $100

Michael F. Cusick $100

John B. Hopper IV $100

Randall Sinisi $75

Michael Lenz/Hardboiled Racing $68

Gene Ronchetto $50

Carlos Bonds $50 In Memory of Michael Orapello

Eddie Kraft/WERA BBS Darrin Talbott Poster Auction $50

Erin Moran $50

Derek Vockins $50

Lee McCurdy $50

Glen Veatch $50

Jeff Thacher $50

David Osser $50

Edmond G. DeMattia $50

Greg Sachs/In Honor of Vincent Haskovec $50

Clifford V. Moses $50

Chip Spalding $50

Everett Dolgner $50

Karen Floyd $50

Charlotte Meyers $50

Harry Wolle $50

William R. Pritchard, $50

Wayne Lowery/In Memory of Chris Junge $50

Travis Colburn $50

Franz Volpi/In Honor of Vincent Haskovec $50 “May you have a speedy recovery.”

Richard Barnett $50

Rolf Sullivan/In Honor of Vincent Haskovec $50 “I had the occasion to use a soft barrier last weekend at Blackhawk Farms Raceway. While not ‘Airfence’ it kept me away from the tires and allowed me to escape injury! Thank you for everyone’s attention to this issue. Unfortunately it took my own ‘incident’ to prod me to donate. Shame on ME! I would like to dedicate this donation to Vincent. Get well soon!”

Vic Norton/In Honor of Vincent Haskovec $50 “Good Luck Vincent!”

George B. Leavell/In Honor of Vincent Haskovec $50 “In honor of Vincent Haskovec and all the other road racers out there!”

Scott Calvert $50 “As a newbie road racer I need all the good karma I can get.”

Jenny Rankin/In Honor of Vincent Haskovec $50 “So what happened to Vincent never happens to my brother or any of his racing buddies.”

Thomas L. Fabian/In Honor of Vincent Haskovec $50

Thomas Bartels $30

Todd McIntyre $30

Nichole Simonsen $30

Jason Temme/Serpent Racing $30 “Wish I could do more, I try to contribute at least once a year. Thanks for everything!”

Stasia Christensen $30

Don Harbidge $30

Jason Lasser/In Memory of Will Davis $30 “For Vincent Haskovec for a speedy, full recovery.”

Ryan Sweigart $30

John Coulter $25

Sam Shiller $25

Grant Crandall $25

John Walsh $25

Carl Nightengale $25

James Market/In Memory of Dr. Tony Ryals $25

Sean Wrenn $25 “Dedicated to my newborn road racer, Sean ROSSI Wrenn!”

Ryan Nelson $25

Darrin Talbott $25 “Because Sete can’t stay on two wheels when he has a huge lead.”

Daryl Bowden/In Memory of Marty Poole/AFM #945 $25

Tracy Tannehill $25

Shellie Matthews $25

Anthony Dean $25

William V. Harding $25

Jeff Lever $25

Chris Bailey $25

Mike Dow/In Honor of Vincent Haskovec $25 “Donating because of Haskovec’s crash. Should have been Airfence there.”

Pat Udenberg $25 “For all those that do at a level I only wish I could.”

Ben Musson $25

Brian Jones $25

Jeff Wilder $25

Rick McNeal $25

Larry M. Hagedorn $25

Ahmed Khalifa/In Honor of Vincent Haskovec $25 “Dear Haskovec, You won’t know me from Adam, but, I hope I can contribute to help avert this tragedy from happening again. Maybe your injury is the reason to avoid many other injuries. God bless you (Allah Ma’ak).”

Stephen Rooney $25

Joe Gathright/In Honor of Vincent Haskovec $25 “May Vincent be the last one hurt. Ever.”

David Johnston $25

Joe Lord $25

Alan Moore/In Honor of Vincent Haskovec $25 “For Vincent, thoughts and prayers are with you. Get well soon.”

Mike Reish $25

David Rice/In Honor of Vincent Haskovec $25 “Get Well Vincent!”

Elaine E. Seasly $22.80

Michael A. Hooten $20

Joe Prussiano $20

Rodger P. Doyle Jr./In Honor of WERA BBS Pirates $20

Christopher E. Johnson/In Honor of Vincent Haskovec $20

Eric C. Robinson, $20 “For all who ride.”

Pete Owen $13

Wesley Pullin $10

Jerald Gates $10

Matt Muellner/In Honor of Vincent Haskovec $10 “Dedicated to Vincent Haskovec and all the other riders hurt due to hitting barriers.”

Sherwick Min/In Honor of Vincent Haskovec $10 “Get Well Vincent!”

Lee Damico $5

Dirt Track Contributors

Glen Veatch $50

Raymond W. Ninness $30

Wallace Weishler $30 “In Memory of Toby Jorgensen. Needlessly died on an ill-prepared track with insufficient fence protection.”

Grant Crandall $25

Greg Gabis $25

James Markey $25

Michael W. Kassebaum $25

Steve England $25

Gary Nixon $25

John W. McArthur $25

Philip Eilken $25

Charlie Hendrixson $25

Nichole Simonsen $20

Steve Burroughs $20

Joe Prussiano $20

Jason Lasser/In Memory of Will Davis $20 “For Vincent Haskovec for a speedy, full recovery.”

Christopher E. Johnson/In Honor of Vincent Haskovec $20

Mike Pardon $15 “I am quite happy to give to a good cause. I race supermoto here in the UK and we have just started up a short track series. Fingers crossed a CRF flattracker will be flying over the UK.”

Pete Owen $12

Jerald R. Gates $10

Eddie Deubler $10

Matt Muellner/In Honor of Vincent Haskovec $10 “Dedicated to Vincent Haskovec and all the other riders hurt due to hitting barriers.”

John Riveiro $5

Thomas G. Ladwig $5

Eric C. Robinson, $5 “For all who ride.”

450 Honda Dirt Tracker Raffle $5,710 (Total tickets sold 571)

Although raffle participants are not listed individually, some sent in comments:

Raffle Participant Comments

Jack Ward: “In Memory of Jody Hendley, WSMC racer and friend, lost to cancer.”

Jeffrey Henry: In Memory of Jay Ridgeway

As Of May 27, 2005 Accounting Details

Road Racing Expenditure Details Direct purchase of soft barriers: $137,700 Shipping/Customs: $9133.50 Bank Fees: $384.05 Air Fence* Deployment Crew Training: $700 Transportation & Installation: $5577.78 Corporation/Business Fees: $612 Online Auction Fees: $221.99 Printing Education Materials – $346.42 Misc Supplies: $39.59 Donation to AMA Pro Racing for Air Fence: $104,104 Total Spent: $258,819.33 Total Donations Collected $311,564.55 Misc. Income $117.38 Cash on hand: $52,862.60

Dirt Track Expenditure Details Direct purchase of soft barriers: $9,200 Shipping/Customs: $2717.72 Transportation & Installation $2174.77 Total Spent: $14,092.49 Total collected: $29,094 Cash on hand: $15,001.51

All administrative costs, including the percentage taken by credit card companies on credit card donations, have been absorbed by Roadracing World Publishing, Inc.

Airfence is a registered trademark of Airfence Safety Systems Australia.