N2 AND WERA AT NEW
Over the October 5-7 N2 and WERA Motorcycle Roadracing were on Thunderbolt Raceway at
Thank you to our sponsors this year with the WERA National Challenge Series – Pirelli as the Title Sponsor and Michelin as the sponsor of the Michelin/WERA Superbike Class for 2018.
Winners for the weekend were:
131 Chuck Ivey on his Yamaha R6 in C Superbike Expert with 710 Ryan Christian behind him by 0.035 on his Yamaha R6 and 76 Louie Raffa on his Hon 600 rounding out the top three. Novice C SB saw 38 Steven Roth on his Yam 600 take the win followed by 371 David Oates on his Yam 600 and 262 Michael Martin on his Yam 600.
Formula 1 saw 18 Ricky O’Hare on his Yam 1000 take the win followed by 16 Vasiliy Zhulin on his Yam 1000 and 98 Matthew Bruno on his Yam 1000. Novice winner was 164 Dan Hawkins on his Yam 1000 with 257 Mike McAbier on his Yam 1000 and 418 Eli M Narramore on his BMW1000.
The V8 race saw 37 John Hvzidak on his Kaw 1000 take the better of 38 Jim Roth on his Suz 600.
Lightweight Twin SS saw 40 Bradley Champion take the win followed by 315 David Stauffer and 728 Jerry Reeves all on Suz SV 650s. Novice saw 84 Matt Spicer take the win.
DSB Expert winner was 144 Argee Cardinas on his Hon 125 followed by 52 Scott McKee on his Yam 489. Novice DSB winner was 788 Seth Long on a Hon 250 followed by 74 Travis Hankey on his Mor RS250.
ESS Expert was 122 Blake Davis on his Yam 321 followed by 222 Tyler Wissel on his Yam 320 Novices saw 931 Joseph LiMandri, Jr. take the win on his Kaw 300 followed by 15 Isaiah DeBusk on his Yam 300 and 312 Gus Rodio on his Kaw 300.
Lightweight Twins SB went to 38 Kris Turner, followed by 60 Champion and 315 Dave Stauffer all on Suz SV650s. Novice winner was 754 Ryan Carson followed by 84 Spicer both on Suz SV650s and third was 74 Hankey on his Mor SR250.
DSS Expert saw 122
750 Superbike was won by 760 Timothy Wilson on his Kaw 600 followed by Chris Rodriquez on his Yam 600 and 76 Louie Raffa on his Hon 600. Novice winner #371 Oates on his Yam 600 followed by 85 Eric Anderson on his Yam 600 and 713 Juie Klingler taking third on her Kaw 636.
A Superbike was 100 James Frantz on his Yam 1000 in front of 257 McAbier on his Yam 1000 followed by 418 Narramore on his BMW 1000.
Open A Superstock Expert had 18 O’Hare win followed by 511 Tim Bemisderfer on his BMW 10000 with 16 Zhulin on his Yam 1000. Novice was 164 Hawkins followed by 257 McAbier and 221
The feature Michelin/WERA Superbike saw 18 O’Hare on his Yam 1000 take the win with 16 Zhulin on his Yam 1000 taking second and 511 Bemisderfer on his Suz 1000 taking third. The Novice ASB win went to 100 Frantz, followed by 257 McAbier and 418 Narramore.
Clubman Expert was another win for 122
C Superstock Expert winner was 61 Anthony Mazziotto, III followed by 710 Christian and 131 Ivey all on Yamaha 600s. Novice win went to 38 Roth followed by 371 Oates then 85 Anderson all on Yamaha 600s.
Formula 2 saw 40 Champion take the win followed by 315 Stauffer then 592 Jon Crawford all on Suz SV650s. Novice winner was 754
The final event for WERA Motorcycle Roadracing for 2018 will be at Barber Motorsports Park in Alabama which will include the WERA Sportsman winner-take-all Championships, the final round of the WERA Vintage Series, the Pirelli/Michelin WERA National Challenge Series and the AMA Road Race Grand Championships and introducing the final round of the N2/WERA Big Bike Endurance on Thursday. The event runs from October 25 through the 28th!!
WERA Motorcycle Roadracing was founded in 1973 and remains the foremost place to develop talent in the sport of motorcycle road racing. The legacy of Pro riders on a National and World level is legendary. All events are run by WERA Motorcycle Roadracing with a co-sanction by the AMA and they go coast to coast offering entry level racing with the WERA Sportsman Series as well as a Pro-Am Series with the WERA National Challenge Series. WERA Motorcycle Roadracing also offer vintage racing and limited endurance racing with track day partners N2 and Sportbike Track Time. WERA Motorcycle Roadracing was voted the 2017 AMA Track Organizer of the Year.
For more information on WERA Motorcycle Roadracing please check out our web site at www.wera.com.