Updated: Call, Hale Each Win Four AFM Races At Infineon Raceway

Updated: Call, Hale Each Win Four AFM Races At Infineon Raceway

© 2009, Roadracing World Publishing, Inc. From a press release issued By AFM.

AFM Round 3 at Infineon Raceway After a close second place finish to Chris Siglin in April, Cory Call bounced back with one of his best weekends to date May 24 at Infineon Raceway, taking the win on his Dunlop-shod MDK Motorsports Suzuki in the Kal Gard Formula Pacific race. James Randolph finished second on his Pirelli-shod Suzuki, with David Stanton making his way past Siglin late in the race to finish third on his Dunlop-shod Mach 1 Yamaha. “I knew James was coming for me, and I was just waiting for him to bomb me into Turn 7,” said Call, who also took first place finishes in Open Production, Open Superbike, and Open Grand Prix. “I might have pinched him off going into Turn 7 once when he picked a different line coming in there – he’s done that before ‘cuz he’s sneaky!” Despite the second place finish, Randolph seemed optimistic after challenging Call for a good portion of the race. “There were a couple of times where I thought I might be able to make a pass, and I scared myself real good,” said Randolph, who also finished second in the Open Superbike race. After a disappointing 6th place Formula Pacific finish in April, David Stanton sounded elated to be back on the box with his third place finish. “I set sail after Lenny about halfway through, and I could still see the leaders – which is something I haven’t been able to do lately,” said Stanton. “It came down to the last lap with Chris, and I was able to get by him just barely and hang on for third. I’ve never been so excited for third in all my life!” Cory Call wasn’t the only four-race winner on the weekend, as Lenny Hale also came out on top in his four races, taking first place finishes in 600 Production, 600 Superbike, 750 Production, and 750 Superbike on his Pirelli-shod R6. Hale’s greatest challenge came in 750 Superbike, trailing Matt Green and his Strongmail / Desmoto Sport Ducati 749 on the last lap as they headed into traffic. While braking for Turn 9, Green lost the front to avoid running into a lapped rider, allowing Hale to finish the race unchallenged for the win. Peter O’Sullivan finished 2nd, with former AFM #6 Andy Carman finishing 3rd. “I saw those riders up ahead, and I was looking forward to it,” said Hale. “I actually like lapped traffic!” The next round of the 2009 AFM Championship is scheduled to take place on June 13-14 at Thunderhill AFM Round 3 Infineon Raceway May 23-24 Unofficial Top 6 per Class Kal Gard Formula Pacific 1. Cory Call (Suz 1000) 2. James Randolph (Suz 1000) 3. David Stanton (Yam 1000) 4. Chris Siglin (Suz 1000) 5. Michael Earnest (Hon 1000) 6. Lenny Hale (Yam 600) Open Superbike 1. Cory Call (Suz 1000) 2. James Randolph (Suz 1000) 3. David Stanton (Yam 1000) 4. Martin Szwarc (Suz 1000) 5. Gabriel Santa Coloma (Hon 1000) 6. Brant Wiwi (Kaw 1000) 750 Superbike 1. Lenny Hale (Yam 600) 2. Peter O’Sullivan (Suz 750) 3. Andy Carman (Suz 750) 4. Billy Scott (Yam 600) 5. Jesse Carter (Suz 750) 6. Somy Hoffman (Yam 600) Pacific Track Time 600 Superbike 1. Lenny Hale (Yam 600) 2. Liko Miles (Suz 600) 3. Matt Eccleston (Suz 600) 4. Berto Wooldridge (Yam 600) 5. Greg McCullough (Yam 600) 6. Gabriel Santa Coloma (Hon 600) Alpine RV 450 Superbike 1. Mark Elrod (Hon 400) 2. Allen Erkman (Suz 500) 3. David Wallis (Hon 400) 4. Vik Anderson (Suz 500) 5. Neil Russell (Hon 400) 6. Russell Aldinger (Kaw 500) 250 Superbike 1. Jeff Graham (Yam 450) 2. Ed Thompson (Suz 45) 3. Todd Thompson (Hon 450) 4. Richard Capps (Kaw 450) 5. Mark McKinney (Kaw 250) 6. Pete Demas (Kaw 250) The Track Club Open Production 1. Cory Call (Suz 1000) 2. Chris Siglin (Suz 1000) 3. Martin Szwarc (Suz 1000) 4. Brant Wiwi (Kaw 1000) 5. Gabriel Santa Coloma (Hon 1000) 6. Ken Casey (Suz 1000) 750 Production 1. Lenny Hale (Yam 600) 2. Liko Miles (Suz 600) 3. Andy Carman (Suz 750) 4. Ricardo Vizcaino (Yam 600) 5. Roi Holster (Yam 600) 6. Kelly Barnett (Yam 600) Keigwins@theTrack 600 Production 1. Lenny Hale (Yam 600) 2. Liko Miles (Suz 600) 3. Brant Wiwi (Kaw 600) 4. Jacob Rower (Yam 600) 5. Matt Eccleston (Suz 600) 6. Greg McCullough (Yam 600) 650 Production 1. David Raff (Suz 650) 2. Alex Florea (Suz 650) 3. Thomas Dorsey (Suz 650) 4. David Wallis (Hon 400) 5. Stan Chan (Suz 650) 6. Roger Gonzalez (Suz 650) RaceBikeRentals.com 250 Production 1. Mark McKinney (Kaw 250) 2. Richard Barnett (Kaw 250) 3. Lisa Mazurkiewicz (Kaw 250) 4. Craig Harris (Kaw 250) GP Frame and Wheel Open Grand Prix 1. Cory Call (Suz 1000) 2. Martin Szwarc (Suz 1000) 3. Gabriel Santa Coloma (Hon 1000) 4. Hollis Adams (Suz 1000) 5. Harley Barnes (Suz 1000) 6. Jesse Carter (Suz 1000) Scuderia West Formula 1 1. Matt Eccleston (Suz 600) 2. Peter O’Sullivan (Suz 750) 3. Gabriel Santa Coloma (Hon 600) 4. Somy Hoffman (Yam 600) 5. Berto Wooldridge (Yam 600) 6. Billy Scott (Yam 600) Formula 2 1. Brian Hoffman (Hon 250) 2. Richard Snowden (TSR 250) 3. Michael Altamirano (Yam 250) 4. Richard Reynolds (Yam 250) 5. Erik Kolstoe (Yam 250) 6. Norman Smith (Yam 250) Formula 3 1. Debra Barton (Hon 125) 2. Phillip Krenn (Hon 125) 3. Michael Aron (Hon 125) 4. Robert Ababurko (Hon 125) 5. John Kreidle (Hon 125) 6. Peter LeDuc (Hon 125) Race-Oil.com Amsoil Formula 4 1. Rick Ford (Suz 650) 2. William Fox (Suz 650) 3. David Raff (Suz 650) 4. Dan Sewell (Suz 650) 5. Scott Lesniewski (Suz 650) 6. Jay Kinberger (Suz 650) Desmoto Sport Open Twins 1. Craig Smith (Duc 999) 2. Matt Green (Duc 749) 3. Steve Metz (Duc 749) 4. Nick Hayman (Duc) 5. Stuart Logan (Duc) 6. Brendan Walsh (Duc) Mike Rosa, State Farm 650 Twins 1. William Fox (Suz 650) 2. David Raff (Suz 650) 3. Dan Sewell (Suz 650) 4. Rick Ford (Suz 650) 5. Scott Lesniewski (Suz 650) 6. Spencer Smith (Suz 650) 500 Twins 1. Allen Erkman (Suz 500) 2. Vik Anderson (Suz 500) 3. Russell Aldinger (Kaw 500) 4. Michael Hickey (Kaw 500) 5. Charles Leca (Kaw 500) 6. Robert Clifford (Kaw 500) Formula Singles 1. Jeff Graham (Yam) 2. Richard Capps (Kaw) 3. Joe Carillo (KTM) Teresa McKinney, Realtor Formula 40 Heavyweight 1. Peter O’Sullivan (Suz 750) 2. Ron Bunten (Suz) 3. Nick Hayman (Duc 749) 4. Gavin Botha (Suz) 5. Greg Davis (Suz 1000) 6. Roi Holster (Yam 1000) Formula 40 Lightweight 1. Guy Hyder (Hon) 2. Zdenek Mika (Suz) 3. Thomas Dorsey (Suz 650) 4. Clay Johnston (Suz) 5. Jay Kinberger (Suz) 6. Brad Woods (Suz) Formula AFemme 1. Joy Higa (Yam 600) 2. Debra Barton (Hon 125) 3. Shelina Moreda (Kaw 636) 4. Zoe Rem (Suz 650) 5. Jennifer Lauritzen (Suz 650) 6. Cassandra Gaddy (Kaw) Super Dinosaur 1. Guy Hyder (Hon 600) 2. Peter Gabrovsky (Yam 750) 3. Cary Hilt (Yam) Vintage 1. Richard Haas (Tri) 2. Andrew Simsak (BMW) 3. Robert Aegerter (Aer) Clubman Heavyweight 1. Zhivago Gonzalez (Suz) 2. Victor Vera (Hon) 3. Eric Morris (Suz) 4. Craig Grantham (Duc) 5. Neil Koch (Yam) 6. Garrett Kunkel (Buell) Clubman Middlweight 1. Edwin Gerlado (Yam) 2. John Stewart (Suz) 3. Mark Bregar (Suz) 4. Tracy Heer (Suz) 5. Gustavo Gama (Suz) 6. Shelina Moreda (Kaw) Clubman Lightweight 1. Robert Ababurko (Hon) 2. Ed Thompson (Suz) 3. Tom Quach (Suz) 4. Frank Shermoen (Suz) 5. Aaron Turner (Suz) 6. Richard Appel (Kaw) More, from a press release issued by Zöe Rem: The Ladies Are at it Again The second round of the AFM ladies class, Formula AFemme, went off again this month with an awesome turnout. Thanks to the AFM Board of Directors for giving the girls the chance to battle each other for two exhibition rounds. We’re all hopeful it will continue for the rest of the season. Even though all of the women are riding bikes ranging from Ninja 250s and 125 two strokes to 600 inline fours and bigger, the racing was still head to head, with the win determined by a tenth of a second! Probably the closest finish at AFM all weekend long. Although it was sad to see Christie down in turn seven, it was great to see new faces on the grid. With ladies coming out of the woodwork, Formula AFemme is proving a very enticing race. Denise Howard attests: “I hadn’t raced in 3 ½ years and was talking one of the participants last month and it sounded like she had such a good time that I decided to come back just for this race!” We’d like to thank all of the companies helping us out: Bridgestone Tires Michelin Tires Pacific Track Time Trackdays Keigwins @ the Track Trackdays Viets-Performance.com Race Ready Motorsports Ponyrific.com A-Co. Enterprises Results: 1st: Joy Higa 2nd: Debra Barton 3rd: Shelina Moreda 4th: Zöe Rem 5th: Jennifer Lauritzen 6th: Cassandra Gaddy 7th: Kristy Miller 8th: Denise Howard 9th: Lisa Mazurkiewicz DNF: Christie Cooley

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