Roadracing World 250/50 Rich Oliver won his fifth straight Roadracing World 250/50 today, collecting the $4000 check for winning the richest 250cc Grand Prix race in North America. The race purse totals $30,000. Oliver cruised to a 43-second win over Vincent Rolleri in the 20-lap, 50-mile contest at Willow Springs International Raceway. Oliver was so dominant that he lapped all the way through eighth place. Mark Watts finished third. Results (as provided by Willow Springs International Raceway): 1. Rich Oliver (Yamaha TZ250) 2. Vincent Rolleri (Yamaha TZ250) 3. Mark Watts (Yamaha TZ250) 4. Balz Renggli (Aprilia) 5. Jeff Hanford (Honda RS250) 6. Wes Totsubo (Honda RS250) 7. Alex White (Yamaha TZ250) 8. Dylan Olsen (Yamaha TZ250) 9. Sean Wray (Yamaha TZ250) 10. Richard Barnett (Yamaha TZ250) 11. Michael Orien (Honda RS250) 12. Patrick Dowd (Yamaha TZ250) 13. Kory Gill (Yamaha TZ250) 14. Mike Lytle (Yamaha TZ250) 15. Kris Provost (Honda RS250) 16. Steve Buckner (Yamaha TZ250) 17. Michael Danielson (Yamaha TZ250) 18. Daniel Qualtire (Yamaha TZ250) 19. John Dalton (Honda RS250) 20. Theis Corneliussen (Honda RS250) 21. Jorge Artola (Honda RS250) 22. Gordon Wood (Yamaha TZ250) 23. Ed Sorbo (Yamaha TZ250) 24. Rick Stitley (Aprilia) 25. Anthony Digati (Yamaha TZ250) More from Willow Springs By Michael Gougis WSMC Classic Series, September It was Jeremy Toye again atop the Toyota Cup Unlimited Formula 1 podium with the Willow Springs Motorcycle Club on Saturday, as the dominant rider at Willow Springs Raceway this season extended his streak of wins in the featured class. Riding his Lee’s Cycle-prepped, Dunlop-shod Suzuki GSX-R1000, Toye took his eighth win in nine starts this season in the 12-lap feature event. Second was World Superbike regular Jakub “Kuba” Smrz, who was at Willow Springs to race the Toyota 200 the following day. Smrz, riding a Suzuki GSX-R1000 for Vincent Haskovic’s Czecher Hypercycle squad, finished ahead of Jason Curtis on the No Limit Motorsports, NLA-sponsored Suzuki GSX-R1000. Jeff Stern, Karl Lowry and Chris Duran rounded out the top six. Curtis took a second in the Open Superbike race, following Jason Perez to the line, with Chris Duran finishing third. Duran also took the Open Modified Production win over Robbie Dowie and Tyler Paulson. Another of the Czecher Wrecking crew, World Supersport regular Pawel Szkopek, came from the back of the 25-rider deep 600 Modified Production race to take the win over Bradley Adams and Ryan Regalado. Full results to follow.