UtahSBA: Norton Wins Feature Race, Again

UtahSBA: Norton Wins Feature Race, Again

© 2024, Roadracing World Publishing, Inc. From a press release issued By UtahSBA:

Editorial Note: UtahSBA sent an email after this was originally posted to inform us that they made a factual error and Anthony Norton did not crash during the King of the Mountains race, as stated in their press release.

The Utah SportBike Association (UtahSBA) was pleased to host round three of the Utah Motorcycle Law Masters of the Mountains race series on July 6-7 on the West Course at Utah Motorsports Campus, in Grantsville, Utah.

After posting a sub 1:30 lap time at round two on this configuration, series leader and defending Champion Anthony Norton was brimming with confidence and was the rider to beat. When the dust settled after the qualifying sessions, Norton earned the top spot by posting a qualifying time of 1:29.5.  Former series Champion Brian Childree was able to card a lap time of 1:30.6 to secure second place on the grid. Visiting racer and teammate to Norton, Wyatt Ferguson, qualified third with a fast lap time of 1:31.1.

When the red light went out Norton got the holeshot and led the field into Turn One. Childree, meanwhile, was able to get the jump on Ferguson. Exiting Turn One, the running order was Norton, Childree, with Ferguson in third. The top three remained tip-to-tail for the first five laps of the race and the top three opened a sizable gap to fourth through sixth positions, which were occupied by Chris Mousley, Alex Zinaich, and Steve Marco, respectively. Childree was able to do a 1:29.8 on lap two and Ferguson was able to post a lap time of 1:30.4, also on lap two. With lap times so low Norton was unable to truly break away and open much of a gap. Unfortunately for Childree, a mistake in Turn Five on lap six led to a lowside crash. Later that same lap, Ferguson crashed in Turn 10 and brought out the red flag, meaning the race would have to restart with eight laps remaining.

The order for the restart was Norton, Mousley, Marco, and Zinaich. On the restart, Norton again got the holeshot. Behind Norton, Mousley got a poor launch and it appeared that both Marco and Zinaich would get by him. It was not to be, however, and by Turn Five of the restart Mousley was in second ahead of Marco and Zinaich.

With four laps remaining Norton had opened a sizeable lead and was putting in steady laps on his way to the eventual win. Behind Norton, the race for second between Mousley and Marco was a fierce battle. Marco tried for second no less than three times in Turn Five and even appeared to have a better drive out of Turn 10 but was thwarted by Mousley each time.

Of his race, Mousley commented, “I was hoping Marco would get tired but he just wouldn’t let go. Lap after lap he was still there. I want to thank Crossbeam Builders, JP43 Training, and Outlaw Garage.”

This was the first time on the podium for Marco, who stated, “I want to thank Trever and Adrain at The Weekend Garage, Toxic Moto, and most of all my family for all their support.”

“Awesome weekend of racing!” said Norton. “My Privateer Industries ZX-10 was on rails and the Dunlops just couldn’t be stopped. Brian and my teammate Wyatt Ferguson were on the same rubber and flying too, forcing me to be sharp. Stoked with the results. Four for four wins including the Burt Brothers King of the Mountain race, and even happier with outright pace on track for us right now. Typical racer, always hungry for more and looking forward to the next round! Huge thanks to Trackstar Performance Tire Service, Precision Fab Machinery, Crossbeam Builders, Legal Ride NV, Beast LED, and the USBA title sponsor Utah Motorcycle Law for making this whole season possible.” 

The UtahSBA wants to invite all club racers to come race for a cash purse August 3-4, 2024 at Round Four on the East Course at Utah Motorsports Campus. Last but certainly not least, the UtahSBA wishes to thank our generous sponsors, volunteers, racers, and families. Without your support club racing in Utah would be impossible.

The Utah Sport Bike Association is a Utah non-profit dedicated to promoting education, safe riding, and competition in the Intermountain West. You can find more information about the USBA, upcoming events, and schools at www.utahsba.com or find us on Facebook.

 

USBA Round 3 – UMC West – July 6th-7th, 2024

Burt Brothers King of the Mountain GTO

1. Anthony Norton

2. Christopher Mousley

3. Steven Marco

4. Alex Zinaich

5. Barry Ketmany

6. Brian Childree

 

Moto United King of the Mountain GTU

1. Lee McNutt

2. Alban Bonilla

3. Joseph Ruck

 

Toxic Moto Racing Bagger/Hooligan

1. Alex Zinaich

2. Robert Jojola

 

Combined GTO

1. Justin Gibbs

2. Nolan Kiiskila

3. Brian Gerwe

4. Kohl Burmester

5. Richard Umpleby

6. Miguel Alamillo

 

Combined GTU

1. Matheus Gomes

2. Jeff Leeman

3. Aubrey Credaroli

4. Daniel Chrstiani

5. Owen Austad

6. Landon Mattson

 

Deseret Dash GP Expert – Saturday

1. Christopher Mousley

2. Steven Marco

3. Matthew Lewis

4. Max Tseng

5. Jared Baird

 

Deseret Dash GP Expert – Sunday

1. Christopher Mousley

2. Steven Marco

3. Max Tseng

4. Remington Matthews

5. Belisario Arango

 

Deseret Dash GP Novice – Saturday

1. Adam Decaria

2. Ruchard Umpleby

3. Miguel Alamillo

4. Zachary Scoggins

5. Owen Austad

6. Michael Hicks

 

Deseret Dash GP Novice – Sunday

1. Matheus Gomes

2. Kason Nelson

3. Richard Umpleby

4. Daniel Christiani

5. Miguel Alamillo

6. Ian Nielson

 

Formula 40 GTO

1. Christopher Mousley

2. Steven Marco

3. Adam Decaria

4. Max Tseng

 

Formula 40 GTU

1. Lee McNutt

2. Belisario Arango

3. Owen Austad

4. Jeff Leeman

5. Mark Taylor

 

Lightweight GP – Saturday

1. Joel Powell

2. Gene Frerichs

3. Mark Taylor

4. Ian Nielsen

5. Raab Gisseman

6. Sean Groenstein

 

Lightweight GP – Sunday

1. Joel Powell

2. Gene Frerichs

3. Scott Christensen

4. Ian Nielsen

5. Camille Conrad

6. Raab Gisseman

 

Lightweight Super Stock

1. Gene Frerichs

2. Joel Powell

3. Camille Conrad

 

Lightweight Superbike

1. Daniel Christiani

2. Dustin Lance

3. Scott Christensen

4. Gavin Nielsen

5. Gene Nielsen

6. Joel Powell

 

Middleweight Superbike GP Expert – Saturday

1. Christopher Mousley

2. Nolan Kiiskila

3. Belisario Arango

4. Alban Bonilla

5. Eric Swahn

6. Josh Dyer

 

Middleweight Superbike GP Expert – Sunday

1. Christopher Mousley

2. Nolan Kiiskila

3. Belisario Arango

4. Eric Swahn

5. Jeff Leeman

6. Alban Bonilla

 

Middleweight Superstock Expert

1. Christopher Mousley

2. Belisario Arango

3. Alban Bonilla

4. Eric Swahn

5. Jeff Leeman

 

Middleweight Superstock Novice

1. Brian Cassel

2. Owen Austad

3. Landon Mattson

4. Isaac Loynd

5. Trever Nosack

6. James Mejias

 

Modern Vintage GTO

1. Kohl Burmester

2. Eric Swahn

3. Chris Golmon

 

Modern Vintage GTU

1. Belisario Arango

2. Michael Wells

3. Albon Bonilla

4. Landon Mattson

5. Trever Nosack

6. Jacob Szczecina

 

Moto2 Expert

1. Lee McNutt

2. Scott Christensen

3. Josh Dyer

4. Jeff Leeman

5. Belisario Arango

6. Christopher Mousley

 

Moto2 Novice

1. Daniel Christiani

2. Brian Cassel

3. Zachary Scoggins

4. Aubrey Credaroli

5. Matheus Gomes

6. Brayden Rocco

 

Moto3 GP – Saturday

1. Mark Taylor

2. Raab Gisseman

3. Scott Christensen

4. Ian Nielsen

5. Kirby Wadle

6. Gavin Nielsen

 

Moto3 GP – Sunday

1. Scott Christensen

2. Raab Gisseman

3. Ian Nielsen

4. Kirby Wadle

 

Outlaw Garage Novice GTO GP – Saturday

1. Justin Drake

2. Kohl Burmester

3. Adam Decaria

4. Daniel Christiani

5. Miguel Alamillo

6. Richard Umpleby

 

Outlaw Garage Novice GTO GP – Sunday

1. Kohl Burmester

2. Justin Drake

3. Richard Umpleby

4. Daniel Christiani

5. Brian Cassel

6. Kason Nelson

 

Novice GTU GP – Saturday

1. Matheus Gomes

2. Owen Austad

3. Zachary Scoggins

4. Isaac Loynd

5. Brayden Rocco

6. Trever Nosack

 

Novice GTU GP – Sunday

1. Brian Cassel

2. Matheus Gomes

3. Isaac Loynd

4. Aubrey Credaroli

5. Owen Austad

6. Landon Mattson

 

Open Superbike GP – Saturday

1. Wyatt Ferguson

2. Justin Gibbs

3. Christopher Mousley

4. Steven Marco

5. Matthew Lewis

6. Barry Ketmany

 

Open Superbike GP – Sunday

1. Anthony Norton

2. Wyatt Ferguson

3. Christopher Mousley

4. Steven Marco

5. Matthew Lewis

6. Max Tseng

 

Open Superstock Expert

1. Anthony Norton

2. Steven Marco

3. Barry Ketmany

4. Max Tseng

5. Belisario Arango

6. Brian Gerwe

 

Open Superstock Novice

1. Justin Drake

2. Kason Nelson

3. Aubrey Credaroli

4. Carlin Merrill

 

Open Twins

1. Nolan Kiiskila

2. Matheus Gomes

3. Joseph Ruck

4. Gene Frerichs

5. Ian Nielsen

6. Zachary Scoggins

 

Production 500

1. Ian Nielsen

2. Raab Gisseman

3. Madelyn Nielsen

 

Stock 1000 Expert

1. Anthony Norton

2. Brian Childree

3. Wyatt Ferguson

4. Christopher Mousley

5. Justin Gibbs

6. Jeff Taylor

 

Stock 1000 Novice

1. Justin Drake

2. Kohl Burmester

3. Adam Decaria

4. Richard Umpleby

5. Kason Nelson

6. Michael Hicks

 

Ultra Lightweight SBK

1. Mark Taylor

2. Sean Groenstein

3. Raab Gisseman

4. Kirby Wadle

5. Kenny Hutton

 

USBA Open Twins

1. Nolan Kiiskila

2. Matheus Gomes

3. Ian Nielsen

4. Madelyn Nielsen

 

USBA Superstreet Bike

1. Cory Eaton

2. Sean Schmidt

3. Robert Jojola

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