From a press release issued by AHRMA: AHRMA / Michigan Engineering Roadrace Series Returns to Willow Springs More than thirty classes of modern and vintage motorcycles will battle on the 9-turn, 2.5 mile “Fastest Road in the West” during the 13th edition of the Garage Company’s Corsa Motoclassica at Willow Springs International Motorsports Park in Rosamond, CA, on April 12-13. Two days of the American Historic Racing Motorcycle Association (AHRMA) Historic Cup Roadrace Series will join many other on- and off- track activities, including a vintage swap meet and classic vintage bike show. Included in the AHRMA racing schedule for the Corsa Motoclassica are classes that span a wide variety of ages and sizes. Machines on the track will include pre-1940 and “hand shifters,” and many classes will feature bikes from the 1960s and 1970s in displacements from 125cc to 750cc. “Superbikes” of the 1980s will be represented in three classes, and modern bikes will appear in Battle of the Twins, Sound of Singles and Sound of Thunder classes. Sidecars will also make an appearance at this event. Gates open at 7am each day, with practice at 8am and racing at noon. Children 8 and under are free with a paying adult. Standings after AHRMA’s three Bike Week Events at Roebling Road Raceway and Daytona International Speedway: 500 Premier: 1. Tim Joyce, 2. David Roper, 3. Pat Mooney 350 GP: 1. Paul Germain, 2. Bruce Yoxsimer, 3. Eric Pritchard KalGard 250 GP: 1. Paul Germain, 2. Jack Parker, 3. Jonathan White 200+ GP: 1. Jack Parker, 2. Lanny Henderson, 3. Sakis Vasilopoulos Formula Vintage: 1. Thad Wolff, 2. Alexander Vandijk, 3. Brian Filo Formula 750: 1. Brian Filo, 2. Robert Mclendon III, 3. Mark Myers Formula 500: 1. Charles Easterling, 2. Jamie Linxwiler, 3. Brian Oakley BEARS: 1. Stan Miller, 2. Kenny Cummings, 3. Gary Swan Class C Foot Shift: 1. Alex Mclean, 2. Beno Rodi, 3. Ed Fisher Class C Hand Shift: 1. “Doc” Batsleer, 2. Ralph Wessell, 3. Ryota Kambara Pre-1940: 1. Alex Mclean, 2. Art Farley, 3. Ross Tuffli Classic 60’s 650: 1. Bud Denny Framecrafters Sportsman 750: 1. Ryan Ambrose, 2. Brad Phillips, 3. Craig Charles Sportsman 500: 1. Andrew Mauk, 2. Mike Mathews, 3. Henry Syphers Sportsman 350: 1. Bob Demetrius, 2. Dick Gariepy, 3. Henry Syphers Born Again Bikes Production Heavyweight: 1. Bill Brint Jr, 2. Flori Gruenwald, 3. Charles Skarsaune Born Again Bikes Production Lightweight: 1. Sam Green, 2. Rick Benegbi, 3. Charles Skarsaune Race Tech Vintage Superbike Heavyweight: 1. Thad Wolff, 2. Shingo Saeki, 3. Jimmy Stargel Race Tech Vintage Superbike Middleweight: 1. Greg Geonis, 2. Ed Milich, 3. Richard Richter Vintage Superbike Lightweight: 1. Craig Breckon, 2. Mike Kirby, 3. Ed Milich Battle Of The Twins F1: 1. Brian Larrabure, 2. Craig Mcmartin, 3. Arnold Hasting Battle Of The Twins F2: 1. Peter Politiek Jr, 2. Robert Mclendon III, 3. Donald Huffman Battle Of The Twins F3: 1. Ryan Ambrose, 2. Shigeru Honda, 3. Matthew Silva Open Two Stroke: 1. Steven Aspland, 2. Joseph Rutherford, 3. Thomas Fournier BES Thruxton Cup: 1. Robert Mclendon III, 2. Max Hinds, 3. Fred Willink Super Mono: 1. Kevin Keys, 2. Jim Hoogerhyde, 3. Mark Hoyt Super Mono 2: 1. William House, 2. Kevin Keys, 3. David Matthews Sound Of Singles Two Stroke: 1. Steven Thompson Motard: 1. Mike Parker, 2. Bob Merkel, 3. Steve Heilman Sound Of Thunder: 1. Tim Joyce, 2. Peter Politiek Jr, 3. Robert Mclendon III Sidecar Class: 1. Bob Demetrius, 2. Dale Lavender The title sponsor AHRMA’s road racing series, Michigan Engineering, Inc. (www.mei-inc.com/machine), is a full-service motorcycle modification and design specialist. MEI provides support for roadracing, supermoto, motocross and any other motorcycle with a motor and suspension. The American Historic Racing Motorcycle Association Ltd. is a member-owned, not-for-profit organization dedicated to restoring and competing on classic motorcycles. AHRMA is the largest vintage-racing group in North America and one of the biggest in the world, and is dedicated to enhancing the sport of historic motorcycle racing for the enjoyment of riders and spectators. AHRMA is a chartered promoter of the American Motorcyclist Association and conducts amateur activities. More information: www.ahrma.org www.willowspringsraceway.com www.garagecompany.com/