Farrell Breaks ASRA Superstock Lap Record En Route To Victory At Road America

Farrell Breaks ASRA Superstock Lap Record En Route To Victory At Road America

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Farrell Sets Record, DeCouto Opens SuperStock Point Lead ASRA Sprint Series Round 4 Sanctioned by AMA July 7, 2013 Road America Elkhart Lake, WI Elkhart Lake, WI – Jason Farrell continued his record-setting pace as he took home a win in the AMA-sanctioned ASRA SuperStock race at Road America. Farrell, riding his Kawasaki ZX-10R, lowered the old SuperStock record by 0.179 second to 2:16.231 on his first flying lap. Just for good measure, Farrell bested Jeff Wood’s old record of 2:16.410 on laps two, three, four and five, even equaling his new record again on lap five. Farrell finished 38.262 seconds ahead of runner-up Dave Ebben, also on a Kawasaki ZX-10R. Bermuda’s Paul DeCouto finished third and opened a 26-point lead in the 2013 SuperStock Championship over Pennsylvania’s Tim Bemisderfer at the halfway point of the season. In ASRA SportBike Dan Ortega, on his Yamaha YZF-R6, put his track knowledge to use securing the lead by the completion of the first lap and never looking back. Ortega took the win over Carl Soltiz by 7.143 seconds with James Milroy finishing in third position. The win puts Illinois resident Ortega into third position in the championship, 40-points behind SportBike point leader Mark Miller, Jr. from Maryland. Multi-time ASRA Champion Ray Hofman took another win in the 2013 ASRA ThunderBike series, besting Douglas Fogg by just over 15 seconds after the 24-mile sprint. Hofman’s win extended his point lead to 45 over Fogg and 55 over Darrell Emerson with four races left in the championship chase. In Amateur action, it was Iowa’s Craig Davis taking the win in Amateur SuperStock aboard his Buell 1125R and Virginia’s Darron Fuller who earned the win in Amateur SportBike on his Ducati 848. Next up for the AMA-Sanctioned ASRA Sprint Series is New Jersey Motorsports Park on July 20-21 where the series joins up with the USGPRU and CCS Series for two days of two wheel excitement. For complete results, point standings or more information visit www.ASRAracing.com. The American SportBike Racing Association (ASRA) is the parent organization to the Championship Cup Series (CCS), the largest amateur motorcycle road racing organization in the United States issuing over 3,000 licenses per year. ASRA promotes eight AMA sanctioned Sprint Series and eight AMA sanctioned Team Challenge road racing events for 2013. The CCS Series sanctions 45 events at popular tracks around the United States, including Daytona International Speedway, New Hampshire Motor Speedway, Road America, Heartland Park, and Virginia International Raceway among other fine venues. In 2013 ASRA and CCS will provide riders with access to millions of dollars of sponsorship awards through participation in its sanctioned events. Join CCS and ASRA in the greatest road racing experience available today. Race CCS! To learn more visit our website at http://www.ccsracing.us or call us at (817) 246-1127.

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