The Central Motorcycle Roadracing Association (CMRA) held its fourth event of the 2011 season at Hallett Motor Racing Circuit in Hallett, Oklahoma this past weekend. Riders from all over the country signed up to have a go at the technical, 1.8 mile, 11 turn course. The weekend produced some of the best racing yet, as the points chase remains close in many of the big-ticket Superbike and Superstock events.

Torrential rain during Friday’s practice restricted all but the most diehard racers to their rigs until late afternoon. With forecasters calling for a 30% chance of rain Saturday and Sunday, many racers predicted another round of racing in the wet. Fortunately, Saturday dawned clear and cool, leaving many teams scrambling to swap tires prior to gridding up for Saturday’s races.

Race 1 provided a glimpse of the battles to come as Eric Williams grabbed the lead from Brandon Altmeyer out of turn 1 on his Honda RS85 in the Road & Track Suspension Formula 4/OnRoad OffRoad Suspension Formula 6. Williams and Altmeyer proceeded to put on a show as they swapped positions while fighting for the lead, time and again. Ryan Max Johnson would go on to win the race, however, when Williams’ free-floating brake rotor did just that–floated off the mounting rivets. The ensuing lowside collected both Williams and Altmeyer, who were okay. Ryan Max Johnson went on to win the race, his first of five for the weekend.

In the Mini endurance, 20 teams gridded up to fight for a chance to call themselves the fastest little bikes at the track. As one rider would say, riding a mini is the most fun you can have on two wheels. At the end of the two-hour marathon, the Davis Rod and Cycle team (Jesse Davis, Ryan Andrews, Steve Guynes, Derek Thomas) would take home the victory. Ryan Andrews rode all but about 12 minutes of the endurance race, while Jesse Davis rode the last 12 minutes. RG&D Racing (Aaron Gore, Austin Gore, Dustin Dominguez, Clayton Schutz, Alan Phillips) and Scarey Racing (Greg Anderson, Sam Carey, Ricky Parker, Chris Carey, Matt Hall) rounded out the overall podium.

The 5-hour Big Bike endurance drew some of the fastest names in club racing. When the flag dropped, 29 teams roared into turn 1 with all the finesse of a bar brawl. When the dust cleared, Whoopie Cycles / Dunlop (Hayden Schultz, Dustin Dominguez, Danny Eslick) would take the overall win. Eslick, who calls Hallett his home track, would set the fastest lap of the race within the first hour. KTM mounted Quadwealth/SCRC (Ty Howard, Bryan West, Jeremy Louder, Derek Wagnon, Ryan Andrews) and the Village Idiots (John Orchard, Chris Headley, Brandon Cleland, Blake Cochran) on their Yamaha R6 rounded out the top three overall. Less than 24 seconds separated the three teams.

The Sunday sprint races started with a bang, literally in the case of Expert Bill Guthrie. Guthrie blew a motor on his BMW during practice and borrowed an Aprilia SXV450 to salvage points in his classes. With Ty Howard out of the country and Guthrie on a motard, Danny Kelsey earned another three wins in RaceworX A Superstock, A Superbike, and Formula 1. Darrell (“DJ”) Ricks similarly had a perfect weekend, wining the Formula 2, D Superstock, D Superbike, and Lightweight Twins races. Brandon Cleland, recently returned from the AMA races at Infineon Raceway in California, won the South Central Race Center C Superstock and B Superbike races and placed second behind Conner Blevins in the Island Racing Services C Superbike race.

In the Novice division, 14-year-old Hayden Schultz put on an extremely impressive performance at his home track, winning the Lone Star Track Days B Superstock race and placing second in the Moto Liberty C Superstock, Ridesmart Motorcycle School C Superbike, and Road & Track Suspension – Formula 1 races behind Jose Silva. It is worth noting that although Schultz placed second in three races, he ran a quicker lap time than the winner, Jose Silva, in two of them. According to Schultz’s dad, “Hayden just turned 14 last week. He’s really found some speed on the big bikes. If he continues this path, we’ll bump up (to Expert) soon. He won’t get faster as a Novice.” Silva would otherwise dominate the weekend, winning six races (Moto Liberty C Superstock, Ridesmart Motorcycle School C Superbike, Road & Track Suspension – Formula 1, OnRoad OffRoad Suspension A Superstock, A Superbike, and B Superbike).

The CMRA now heads to MotorSport Ranch in Cresson, Texas, on June 10 – 12, where the CMRA will host Mini sprint races and a 6-hour Big Bike endurance on Saturday, and a complete schedule of Big Bike sprint races on Sunday. The CMRA License School and Friday practice will be provided by Lone Star Track Days www.lstd.com. For more information about the CMRA, including detailed schedules and race results, visit: www.cmraracing.com.

CMRA Hallett Motor Racing Circuit Hallett, OK May 21-22 Race Results:

FORMULA 1 EXPERT: 1. Danny Kelsey (CBR1000RR); 2. Dewayne Davis (Suz GSX-R1000); 3. Brian Cox (Hon CBR1000RR); 4. Cameron Kirk (Suz GSX-R750); 5. Eddie Thornton (Yam YZF-R1); 6. Billy Gonzalez (Yam YZF-R1).

ROAD & TRACK SUSPENSION FORMULA 1 NOVICE: 1. Jose Silva (Kaw ZX-6R); 2. Hayden Schultz (Suz GSXR 600); 3. Rune Medhus (Duc 1198S); 4. Guillermo A. Gonzalez (Yam YZF-R1); 5. Peyton Inge (Kaw ZX-10R); 6. Anthony Hill (Yam YZF-R1).

RACEWORX A SUPERSTOCK EXPERT: 1. Danny Kelsey (Hon CBR1000RR); 2. Eddie Thornton (Yam YZF-R1); 3. Cameron Kirk (Suz GSX-R750); 4. Dewayne Davis (Suz GSX-R1000); 5. Brian Cox (BMW S1000RR); 6. John Deuser (Suz GSX-R1000).

ONROAD OFFROAD SUSPENSION A SUPERSTOCK NOVICE: 1. Jose Silva (Kaw ZX-6R); 2. Peyton Inge (Kaw ZX-10R); 3. Guillermo A. Gonzalez (Yam YZF-R1); 4. Rune Medhus (Duc 1198S); 5. Anthony Hill (Yam YZF-R1); 6. Richard Bevis (Suz GSX-R 750).

B SUPERSTOCK EXPERT: 1.Derek Wagnon (Suz GSX-R600); 2. Brandon Cleland (Yam YZF-R6); 3. Conner Blevins (Kaw ZX-6R); 4. David Rice (Kaw ZX-6R); 5. Cameron Kirk (Yam YZF-R6); 6. Carlos Lescale (Yam YZF-R6).

LONE STAR TRACK DAYS B SUPERSTOCK NOVICE: 1. Hayden Schultz (Suz GSX-R600); 2. Jose Silva (Kaw ZX-6R); 3. Craig Thomson (Yam YZF-R6); 4. Peyton Inge (Kaw ZX-6R); 3.); 5. Carl Price (Duc 848); 6. Sam Carey (Yam YZF-R6).

SOUTH CENTRAL RACE CENTER C SUPERSTOCK EXPERT: 1. Brandon Cleland (Yam YZF-R6); 2. Derek Wagnon (Suz GSX-R600); 3. Garet Tomlinson (Yam YZX-R6); 4. Conner Blevins (Kaw ZX-6R); 5. John Orchard (Yam YZF-R6); 6. David Rice (Kaw ZX-6R).

MOTO LIBERTY C SUPERSTOCK NOVICE: 1. Jose Silva (Kaw ZX-6R); 2. Hayden Schultz (Suz GSX-R600); 3. Sam Carey (Yam YZF-R6); 4. Carl Price (Dux 848); 5. Craig Thompson (YZF-R6); 6. Gregory Thomas (Tri Daytona 675).

D SUPERSTOCK EXPERT: 1. Darrel Ricks (Suz SV650); 2. Austin Gore (Suz SV650); 3. Shawn Adams (Suz SV650); 4. Daniel Adams (Suz SV650); 5. Erik Falt (Suz SV650); 6. Jordan Scott (Suz SV650).

ON ROAD OFF ROAD CYCLES D SUPERSTOCK NOVICE: 1. Ryan Max Johnson (Suz SV650); 2. Josh Henke (Suz SV650); 3. Mike Canzoneri (Suz SV650); 4. David Tipton (KTM 690); 5. Frank Rodriguez (Suz SV650); 6. Juan De Hoyos (Suz SV650).

RENT MYNINJA.COM E SUPERSTOCK: 1. Alan Phillips (Kaw EX250); 2. Brandon Altmeyer (Kaw EX250); 3. Ryan Max Johnson (Kaw EX250); 4. Sam Carey (Kaw EX250); 5. Britten Geary (Kaw EX250); 6. Jane Ryder (Kaw EX250).

A SUPERBIKE EXPERT: 1. Danny Kelsey (Hon CBR1000RR); 2. Brian Cox (BMW S1000RR); 3. Billy Gonzalez (Yam YZF-R1); 4. Craig Montgomery (KTM RC8); 5. Brad Felts (Duc 1998S); 6. Ronnie Hay (Duc 1098).

A SUPERBIKE NOVICE: 1. Jose Silva (Kaw ZX-6R); 2. Guillermo A. Gonzalez (Yam YZF-R1); 3. Peyton Inge (Kaw ZX-10R); 4. Rune Medhus (Duc 1198S); 5. Joe Rodriguez (Duc 1098); 6. Anthony Hill (Yam YZF-R1).

B SUPERBIKE EXPERT: 1. Brandon Cleland (Yam YZF-R6); 2. Conner Blevins (Kaw ZX-6R); 3. Alan Phillips (Yam YZF-R6); 4. Carlos Lescale (Yam YZF-R6); 5. Alonzo Contreras (Yam YZF-R6); 6. John Orchard (Yam YZF-R6).

B SUPERBIKE NOVICE: 1. Jose Silva (Kaw ZX-6R); 2. Carl Price (Duc 848); 3. Sam Carey (Yam YZF-R6); 4. Richard Bevis (Suz GSX-R750); 5. Patrick Kelly (Apr RSV1000); 6. Mark Wall (Yam YZF-R6).

ISLAND RACING SERVICES C SUPERBIKE EXPERT: 1. Conner Blevins (Kaw ZX-6R); 2. Brandon Cleland (Yam YZF-R6); 3. Blake Cochran (Yam YZF-R6). 4. Carlos Lescale (Yam YZF-R6); 5. David Rice (Kaw ZX-6R); 6. Alan Phillips (Yam YZF-R6).

RIDESMART MOTORCYCLE SCHOOL C SUPERBIKE NOVICE: 1. Jose Silva (Kaw ZX-6R); 2. Hayden Schultz (Suz GSX-R600); 3. Sam Carey (Yam YZF-R6) 4. Peyton Inge (Kaw ZX-6R); 5. Carl Price (Duc 848); 6. Mark Windham (Suz GSX-R600).

D SUPERBIKE EXPERT: 1. Darrell Ricks (Suz SV650); 2. Austin Gore (Suz SV650) 3. Bill Erzal (Suz GSX-R600); 4. Daniel Adams (Suz SV650); 5. Shawn Adams (Suz SV650); 6. Mark Kline (Hon CBR600F2).

FASTLINE MOTORCYCLE SCHOOL D SUPERBIKE NOVICE: 1. Ryan Max Johnson (Suz SV650); 2. David Canzoneri (Suz SV650); 3. Josh Henke (Suz SV650); 4. Nicolas McDonald (Suz SV650); 5. Mike Canzoneri (Suz SV650); 6. Noah Reese (Suz SV650).

ROOKIE EXPERT: 1. Brad Feltes (Duc 1198S); 2. Adrian Marquez (Suz GSX-R600); Sean Gurevich (Kaw ZX-6R); 4. Eddie Thornton (Yam YZF-R6).

FORMULA 2 EXPERT: 1. Darrell Ricks (Suz SV650); 2. Austin Gore (Suz SV650) 3. Daniel Adams (Suz SV650); 4. Shawn Adams (Suz SV650); 5. Mark Klepper (Apr RS125); 6. Mark Kline (Hon CBR600F2).

ROAD & TRACK SUSPENSION FORMULA 2 NOVICE: 1. Ryan Max Johnson (Suz SV650); 2. David Canzoneri (Suz SV650); 3. Josh Henke (Suz SV650); 4. Mike Canzoneri (Suz SV650); 5. Jeff Kulchinski (Suz SV650); 6. David Tipton (KTM 690).

125GP: 1. Mark Klepper (Apr RS125); 2. Wyatt Sperry (Hon RS125); 3. James Camacho Jr. (Hon RS125).

FORMULA 40 HEAVYWEIGHT EXPERT: 1. Cecil Keeling (Suz GSX-R1000); 2. Dewayne Davis (Suz GSX-R1000); 3. John Orchard (Yam YZF-R6); 4. Brian Cox (Hon CBR1000RR); 5. Rick Kirk (Hon CBR1000RR); 6. John Deuser (Suz GSX-R750).

FORMULA 40 HEAVYWEIGHT NOVICE: 1. Guillermo A. Gonzalez (Yam YZF-R1); 2. Rune Medhus (Duc 1198S); 3. Carl Price (Duc 848); 4. Robert Lingo (Yam YZF-R6); 5. Patrick Kelly (Apr RSV1000); 6. Richard Bevis (Suz GSX-R750).

FORMULA 40 LIGHTWEIGHT EXPERT: 1. Eric Falt (Suz SV650); 2. Bill Erzal (Suz GSX-R600); 3. Steven Isenhower (Hon CBR600F3); 4. Danny Dominguez (Suz GSX-R600); 5. Mark Kline (Hon CBR600F2); 6. Malcolm Doan (Suz SV650).

FORMULA 40 LIGHTWEIGHT NOVICE: 1. David Canzoneri (Suz SV650); 2. David Tipton (KTM 690); 3. Karl Hansen (Hon CBR600); 4. Frank Rodriguez (Suz SV650); 5. Juan De Hoyos (Suz SV650); 6. Steven Smith (Suz SV650).

HEAVYWEIGHT TWINS EXPERT: 1. Ryan Andrews (Pierobon F042); 2. Craig Montgomery (KTM RC8); 3. Ronnie Hay (Duc 1098); 4. Brad Feltes (Duc 1198S) 5. Ryan Warren (Tri Daytona 675); Jeff Martin (Duc 848).

RODRIGUEZ CABINETS HEAVYWEIGHT TWINS NOVICE: 1. Rune Medhus (Duc 1198S); 2. Carl Price (Duc 848); 3. Gregory Thomas (Tri Daytona 675); 4. Hayden Doskocil (Tri Daytona 675); 5. Joe Rodriguez (Apr RSV 1000); 6. Patrick Kelly (Apr RSV1000).

LIGHTWEIGHT TWINS EXPERT: 1. Darrell Ricks (Suz SV650); 2. Daniel Adams (Suz SV650); 3. Austin Gore (Suz SV650); 4. Shawn Adams (Suz SV650); 5. James Camacho Jr. (Hon RS125); 6. Jordan Scott (Suz SV650).

RIDESMART LIGHTWEIGHT TWINS NOVICE: 1. Ryan Max Johnson (Suz SV650); 2. David Conzoneri (Suz SV650); 3. Kacey White (Suz SV650); 4. Noah Reese (Suz SV650); 5. Britten Geary (Kaw EX250); 6. Steven Smith (Suz SV650).

CLUBMAN: 1. Ryan Ambrose (Tri Bon 650); 2. William Kitchens (Hon Hawk); 3. Britten Geary (Kaw EX250); 4. Mark Klepper (Hon RS85); 5. Jerrett Martin (Tri Bon 675).

CLASSIC UNLIMITED: 1. Bill Erzal (Suz GSX-R600); 2. Steven Isenhower (Hon CBR 600F2); 3 Gilbert Epperson (Hon CBR 600F2); 4. Keith Cornman (Suz GSX-R600).

UNLIMITED MOTARD: 1. Robert Bradlaw (Hon CRF450); 2. David Tipton (KTM 690); 3. Randolph Del Greco (Apr SXV 5.5); 4. Ryan Kilburn (Kaw KX450).

ROAD & TRACK SUSPENSION FORMULA 4: 1. Ryan Max Johnson (Kaw EX250); 2. Wyatt Sperry (Hon RS85) 3. Sam Carey (Kaw EX250); 4. Britten Geary (Kaw EX250); 5. Jane Ryder (Kaw EX250); 6. Ken Ryder (Kaw EX250).

ONROAD OFFROAD SUSPENSION FORMULA 5: 1. Ryan Warren (KTM 65); 2. Lee Henry (Hon CRF150); 3. Jay Newton (Hon NSF100).

ONROAD OFF ROAD SUSPENSION FORMULA 6: 1. Dylan Holman (Hon NSR50); 2. Jay Newton (Hon NSR100); 3. Cooper McDonald (Yam TTR110).

FORMULA 7: 1. Dylan Holman (Hon NSR50); 2. Cooper McDonald (Yam TTR110); 3. Kacey White (Apr RS50).

SHOGUN MOTORSPORTS 2-HOUR MINI ENDURANCE: 1. Davis Rod and Cycle (Jesse Davis/Ryan Andrews/Steve Guynes/Derek Thomas), Kaw EX250, Formula 4, 76 laps; 2. RG&D Racing (Aaron Gore/Austin Gore/Dustin Dominguez/Clayton Schutz/Alan Phillips), Kaw EX250, Formula 4, 75 laps; 3. Scarey Racing (Greg Anderson/Sam Carey/Ricky Parker/Chris Carey/Matt Hall), Kaw EX250, Formula 4, 74 laps; 4. Anderson & Sons (Shea Anderson/James Camacho Jr/Dirk Anderson/Darrell Ricks), Kaw EX250, Formula 4, 73 laps; 5. Howlie Boyz (Dean Thimjon/Jason Swan/Jim Swan), Kaw EX250, Formula 4, 72 laps; 6. RyderHard Racing (Ken Ryder/Jane Ryder/Mark Niemi/Ulug Bayramoglu), Kaw EX250, Formula 4, 71 laps.

SHOGUN MOTORSPORTS 5-HOUR BIG BIKE ENDURANCE: 1. Whoopie Cycles/Dunlop (Hayden Schultz/Dustin Dominguez/Danny Eslick), Suz GSX-R600, C Superbike, 214 laps; 2. Quadwealth/SCRC (Ty Howard/Bryan West/Jeremy Louder/Derek Wagnon/Ryan Andrews), KTM RC8, A Superbike, 214 laps; 3. Village Idiots (John Orchard/Chris Headley/Brandon Cleland/Blake Cochran), Yam YZF-R6, C Superbike, 214 laps; 4. Lone Star Track Days (Mark Niemi/Andy Galindo/Gabe McClendon), Kaw ZX-6R, C Superbike, 210 laps; 5. GMAN Racing (Harry Tomlinson/Garet Tomlinson/Michael Guillot), Kaw ZX-10R, A Superbike, 210 laps; 6. ST II (Chris Fields/Kenny Smith), Yam YZF-R6, C Superbike, 207 laps.