From a press release issued by CMRA: Ty Howard and Dustin Dominguez scored big and often at round two of the Central Motorcycle Roadracing Association’s Championship Series held at Motorsport Ranch near Cresson, Texas, this weekend. Howard lined his wallet with over $10,000 in purse and contingency money by claiming five expert-class wins, those coming in the Northwest Honda Formula 1, Island Racing Services C Superbike, South Central Race Center C Superstock, RaceworX A Superstock and Liberty Motorsports Park B Superstock Expert races. Meanwhile, Dominguez took four wins, topping the Sonic Springs D Superstock, Team Mancuso Powersports B Superbike, Formula 2, and D Superbike Expert races. Despite the foreboding threat of rain, a grid-filling 555 big-bike entries competed in Sunday’s 18 sprint races, while on Saturday, 62 mini sprint entries did battle in four classes which were combined into two races. Including the latest sponsor to come on board with the CMRA, Exel Transportation, which paid $150 in the Formula 2 Expert race, the total purse and certificates paid out over the weekend was $5650, not counting contingency money. Since it was Easter Holiday, the CMRA sponsored an Easter Egg Hunt for the kids and also brought in a large inflatable obstacle course for their enjoyment. Other multiple-class Expert sprint winners on Sunday included Lloyd Worrell, who won the highly competitive GMAN Racing 125 GP race and the Lightweight Twins Expert race, and Eric Falt, who won the E Superstock and Formula 40 Lightweight Expert races. Larry Myers won the AVTEQ A Superbike Expert race. In the Novice divisions, Charles Sackey claimed four wins, Blair Krogh had three and Brian Carter had two. In Saturday’s endurance rounds, Moto Ace Racing won the opening round of the Shogun Motorsports CMRA Endurance Series, topping GMAN Racing by a two laps at the finish. Double D Express finished third overall, while Lone Star Track Days won the C Superstock division with a fourth overall finish. WFO!!!Komodo claimed the win in the A Superstock class with a ninth overall finish, meanwhile, Faltless Racing continues to dominate the Formula 2 division by taking the class win with an 11th overall finish. Thirty-six teams started the four hour race. In the Shogun Motorsports Formula Mini Endurance two-hour race, Desert-Mice beat our 39 other teams to take the win, beating Excel Racing by a one lap margin. Defending series champs, Hambone, finished third overall, with OnRoad OffRoad Racing taking the Formula 5 class win in 17th. KSDS won the Formula 6 division in 21st, while 3-Musketeers Racing took the Formula 7 class in 25th. And finally, Derek Wagnon, Austin Gore, Jake Lewis and Jake Chapman each took wins in mini sprint action, while Brysen Carter took the win in the Creative Automation and Design/H&H Communications Junior Motard race. The CMRA returns to action for round three of its championship series on April 12 and 13, at Texas World Speedway in College Station, Texas, for an 8 hour endurance race and a full slate of sprint races. More, from a press release issued by North Texas Superbikes: North Texas Superbikes and Dunlop N-Tec riders find the golden Easter egg. North Texas Superbikes and Dunlop supported riders crushed the competition at this Easter weekend’s Central Motorcycle Roadracing Association’s event in Cresson, TX, which included the 1st round of the CMRA Endurance series. North Texas Superbikes teams and riders won 3 of 5 classes in the 4 hour endurance race, 13 of 20 Expert sprint races, and 8 of 12 Novice races, almost 70% of all the races combined. Dunlop’s newest N-Tec tires were thoroughly tested during the CMRA’s first 4 hour endurance race at a track that consistently brutalizes tires and makes setup difficult. All three winning teams used one set of Dunlop N-Tec’s for the entire race. Newly formed Moto Ace Racing, which includes Dickie McFarland, Joe Prussiano, Corey Burleson, Derek Wagnon, and Scott Foster, stretched a 2 lap lead into an overall victory and the individual SBCE win. “The tires were flawless,” said McFarland. “They stayed consistent the entire race.” Double D Express teammates Danny Dominguez, Dustin Dominguez, Darnell Dorsey, and Craig Clark, charged back from a significant deficit to take 3rd overall and 1st in the F1E class. WFO!!!Komodo riders Wayne Wilder, Ricky Jordan, Van Blaylock, and Ottis “Otter” Lance ran an uneventful race, and won the SSAE by more than 4 laps. “The D211’s were phenomenal,” chimed team owner Wayne Wilder. “This was our first race on the D.O.T.s and they worked great.” In Expert sprint competition Ty Howard set a blazing pace on N-Tec D211’s and new N-Tec 7 series slicks, winning 5 for 5, F1, A STK, B STK, C STK, C SBK, and almost bettering his current track record. He was unable when his GSXR1000’s rear shock broke on the 3rd lap making it hard to keep on the track. “I could have done it no problem, these slicks are insane,” quipped TY. “I couldn’t spin them, not at all!” His 1st flying lap was just 10ths off his previous record. Young gun Dustin Dominguez had another stellar weekend on the N-Tec’s winning 4 races, D STK, B SBK, D SBK, F2, and getting faster as the weekend progressed. “This bike is completely stock, wait till we get some suspension,” said Dominquez. “Those tires, man, they’re sick.” Lloyd Worrell on the Rockwall Honda RS125 took 2 wins in LW Twins and 125GP, with Van Blaylock on a NTSB prepared Ducati 1098S won Heavyweight twins, also on the new N-Tech 7 series slicks. Novice North Texas Superbikes rider Blair Krogh won 5 races, with Brian Carter also on the new N-Tech 7 series slicks winning F1 and A Superbike. Jeremy White took the Dunlop’s to the top step of the podium in A Super Stock. North Texas Superbikes offers the full line of Dunlop N-Tec tires and Komodo Gear which will be available at all rounds of CCS South and the CMRA racing series. North Texas Superbikes supports all racing and track day riding in Texas, Oklahoma, and Louisiana and may be contacted at 1-866-536-1279.