Schmidt Wins Two OMRRA Races At Portland International Raceway

Schmidt Wins Two OMRRA Races At Portland International Raceway

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

The Oregon Motorcycle Road Racing Association 

Presented by The MotoClub from SDS Performance 

Portland International Raceway 

Portland, Oregon 

April 11th, 2009 

Provisional Race Results

250 Vintage Race 1 Dean Willoughby 65 Honda CB 160 2 Cody Wood 71 Honda CL175 3 TJ Hart 65 Honda CB 160

450 Clubman 1 Dan Wilson 0 5 Honda CRF450R 2 Jason Harper 08 Yamaha YZF450F 3 Brian Schilt 09 Aprilia RS125

450 Superbike 1 Cedric Smith 95 Honda RSF450 2 David Salmi 03 Suzuki SV 650 3 Dustin Ranck 03 Suzuki SV 650

500 Vintage Race 1 Dean Willoughby 65 Honda CB 160 2 Cody Wood 71 Honda CL175 3 Arash Nadershahi 65 Honda CL 175

600 Supersport 1 Christopher Ancien 08 Yamaha R6 2 Mike Sullivan 09 Kawasaki ZX6R 3 Alan Schmidt 08 Suzuki GSXR600

600 Superbike 1 Kane Lasky 08 Kawasaki ZX6R 2 Oliver Jervis 09 Kawasaki ZX6R 3 Brian Pinkstaff 06 Kawasaki ZX6

650 Twin Superbike 1 Ken Botham 01 Suzuki SV 650 2 Keith Reams 04 Suzuki SV 650 3 David Moore 08 Kawasaki Ninja 650R

600 Supersport Senior 1 Sage Wilkinson 02 Honda F4i 2 Travis Ohge 03 Yamaha YZF 600 3 Urban Moore 03 Yamaha R6

600 Superbike Senior 1 Sage Wilkinson 02 Honda F4i 2 Travis Ohge 03 Yamaha YZF 600 3 Urban Moore 03 Yamaha R6

750 Supersport 1 Alan Schmidt 08 Suzuki GSXR 750 2 Jason Bluth 07 Suzuki GSXR 750 3 Kevin Pinkstaff 07 Suzuki GSXR 750

750 Superbike 1 Alan Schmidt 08 Suzuki GSXR 750 2 Jason Bluth 07 Suzuki GSXR 750 3 Kevin Pinkstaff 07 Suzuki GSXR 750

Formula II 1 Devon McDonough 98 Honda RS125 2 Michael Caravatta 97 Honda RS125 3 Andy Moore 94 Yamaha TZ250

Formula III 1 Dave Heinricks 09 Honda RSF250R 2 Devon McDonough 98 Honda RS125 3 Graham Buck 08 Honda MD250H

Formula Ultra 1 Dan Wilson 08 Honda CBR1000RR 2 Alan Schmidt 08 Suzuki GSXR 750 3 Kane Lasky 08 Kawasaki ZX10R

Lightweight Superbike 1 Mark Leslie 84 Yamaha RZ350 2 Simon-Pierre Smith 68 Yamaha DT1 3 Frank Berthold 99 MZ Scorpion

Middleweight Supersport 1 Dustin Ranck 03 Suzuki SV 650 2 David Salmi 03 Suzuki SV 650 3 Mark Bothe 04 Suzuki SV 650

Middleweight Superbike 1 Cedric Smith 95 Honda RSF450 2 David Salmi 03 Suzuki SV 650 3 Ken Botham 01 Suzuki SV 650

Open Classic Superbike 1 Daniel Wagner 00 Suzuki TL 1000 2 James Moody 98 Honda CBR900 3 Jon Leonard 97 Honda CBR600

Open Supersport 1 Mike Sullivan 08 Suzuki GSXR 1000 2 Dan Wilson 08 Honda CBR1000RR 3 Dan Lippis 08 Suzuki GSXR 1000

Open Vintage Race 1 John Ross 70 Yamaha R5

Open Twins Supersport 1 Drat Diestler 06 Ducati 999R 2 Howard Crow 08 Ducati 1098 3 Daniel Wagner 00 Suzuki TL 1000

Open Twins Superbike 1 Jason Valley 08 Ducati 1098 2 Drat Diestler 06 Ducati 999R 3 Brian Brewer 07 Ducati 1098

Ultra Lightweight Superbike 1 Dan Wilson 05 Honda CRF450R 2 Travis Ohge 09 Kawasaki Ninja 3 Brian Schilt 09 Aprilia RS125

Round 2 of the Oregon Motorcycle Road Racing Association, May 2nd 3rd, is on deck in a few weeks.

More, from a press release issued by OMRRA:

The Oregon Motorcycle Road Racing Association Presented by The MotoClub from SDS Performance kicked off the 2009 season with round 1 on April 11th. at Portland International Raceway.

2009 Title Sponsor, The MotoClub from SDS Performance, provided generous “Holeshot” contingency for all race classes as well as for the premier Formula Ultra Class.

“We are happy to be the title sponsor for the OMRRA series for 2009 and 2010″, said Tyson Silva, co-owner of The MotoClub from SDS Performance. “The holeshot awards give everyone on the grid something to shoot for going into turn 1.”

With the start of the 37th consecutive season of Road Racing in Oregon, 2009 brings significant changes that promise to make the season battle for the overall championship come down to the wire.

Alan Schmidt (OMRRA overall champion 2004 – 2008 ) with countless class championship will face new challenges to repeat for a record 5 consecutive season. The overall championship will be won and lost on the biggest, fastest bikes piloted by OMRRA’s best and most experienced riders. Track records are bound to fall.

Over 28 different classes battled for class and season points this past weekend at Portland International Raceway. Race classes ranged from vintage CB-160s to the most modern sport bikes available. Heavy rains in the days and weeks before the round #1 of the OMRRA by The MotoClub from SDS Performance championship series this past weekend left the track green and less than confidence inspiring. However, that didn’t discourage the competitors who waited a long offseason to see the flag drop.

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