The Central Motorcycle Roadracing Association (CMRA) held its second round of Lightweight Sprint grids, and the first round of the CMRA Championship Endurance and US National Endurance Series this past Saturday, March 19, bringing over 10 hours of racing action to Texas World Speedway, in College Station, Texas. High winds overnight brought the temperature down to a chilly 50 degrees, making the track slippery and green.
The Mini Sprint grids ran on the 1.8-mile short course, while the Lightweight Sprints ran on the 2.9 mile long course to kick off Saturday’s racing action. The 500 Superstock combined grid and 500 Superbike combined grid each had 30 plus entries, and the Honda/Four81 Motos Grom Challenge combined grid had 19.
The 8-Hour Championship Endurance/US National Endurance Series finished out the day with a combined grid of 24 teams, including the Remember Brooks Gremmels – A Superbike/ Heavyweight, Promomin/eni C- Superbike/Middleweight, Formula 2/Lightweight, Modern Classic/Super Dinosaur, and C Superstock Endurance classes. The 24 mph winds with strong gusts and chilly conditions made some parts treacherous on the 2.9-mile course.
As the start lights went out, heavy traffic came together for an exciting out lap. As the pack shook itself out, Just Can’t Quit Racing, Team HPC and the Village Idiots were all in battle for the lead. The Village Idiots team of Cory Burleson, Chris Headley, John Orchard, and Garet Tomlinson got the upper hand aboard their Yamaha YZF-R6, with the Just Can’t Quit Racing team of Pete Martins, Ron Mears, Craig Montgomery, and Jeff Wrobel in second on their Suzuki GSX-R1000, and Team HPC riders Bobby Davies, Doug Frenchak, Nathaniel Orona, and Will Zamora in third on their Yamaha YZF-R6.
The Village Idiots were a well oiled machine, and held their lead, stretching it to 3 laps by the end of hour 4, while the Yamaha YZF-R6 LocoMotion team of Brandon Altmeyer, Alonzo Contreras, Ryan Max Johnson, and Mark Windham got around Team HPC and Just Can’t quit for second. The Davis Rod & Cycle/LSTD team of Jesse Davis, Andy Galindo, Will Gruy, Alan Phillips, David Tiede aboard a Yamaha YZF-R1 also sliced through traffic and held onto third.
Going into the last hours of the race, Davis Rod & Cycle continued to hold off Team HPC, while Just Can’t Quit had their hands full with the Yamaha YZF-R6 mounted teams of Privateer Tools and The Skidmarks. The Village Idiots continued to stretch their lead to four laps heading into the final hour of the race.
When the clock zeroed out, the Village Idiots took the overall and C Superbike/ Middleweight win. LocoMotion took second overall and second in C Superbike/ Middleweight. Davis Rod & Cycle/LSTD took third overall and first in A Superbike / Heavyweight. Team HPC finished four laps behind them with fourth overall and second in A Superbike / Heavyweight. Privateer Tools riders Ulug Bayramoglu, Steve Ebeling, Ben Gooding, Kory Pappas, and Mark Sneed pulled into fifth overall and third in C Superbike/ Middleweight, with The Skidmarks team of Chase Eason, Brady Ipock, Steve Nedd, Jay Newton, and Brian Prescott rounding out the top six overall and fourth in C Superbike/ Middleweight.
The Red Bull Mini Moto races ran after the conclusion of the endurance race, and had a turnout of 15-two person teams. Racing was competitive and the team of Doug Frenchak and Dolph McVicker came out on top, taking the overall win and the coveted Austin Moto GP tickets.
On behalf of our racers, the CMRA would like to thank our 2016 Sponsors including: 212Decals.com, Aces High Racing, Altus Lawton Motorsports, BearShark Brand, Bridgestone, Century Trucks and Vans, Crazy Jack’s Powersports, Honda/Four81 Motos, Island Racing Services, Leather & Lace Racing Leathers Repair, Lone Star Track Days, M4 Exhaust/P1 Racing, Moto Liberty, Nocona Designs, North Texas Superbikes, OnRoad OffRoad Suspension, Promomin/eni, RaceworX, Rainbow Sox Racing, Race Tire Services, Remember Brooks Gremmels, Road & Track Suspension, South Central Race Center, SpeedFreakDecals.com, Texas Motorcycle Academy@H2Rraceway, The Bike Doctors and Tucker Rocky. Please remember to support the products and services of the companies who support you!
The Central Motorcycle Roadracing Association is proud to be “Powered by Yamaha Generators.”
For a complete list of the weekend results and standings, please visit the website: www.CMRAracing.com. The next round in the CMRA season will be on April 22-24, 2016, at MotorSport Ranch in Cresson, Texas.
Details for the weekend will be announced when finalized. Come out and see some great endurance racing action!
HONDA/FOUR81 MOTOS – GROM CHALLENGE
1. Jesse Davis (Hon Grom)
2. Dylan Deutschlander (Hon Grom)
3. David Tiede (Hon Grom)
4. Britten Geary (Hon Grom)
5. Josh Rodriguez (Hon Grom)
6. Vaughn Ivey (Hon Grom)
BEARSHARK BRAND – FORMULA 5
1. Brylin Schrock (Hon RS65)
FORMULA 6
1. Raynie Leard (Yam TTR125)
2. Lindsey Leard (Yam TTR125)
FORMULA 7
1. Timo Geary (Hon CRF100)
2. Tray Russo (Hon XR100)
3. Hope Dahms (Hon CRF100)
4. Ashley Azare (Hon CRF100)
E SUPERSTOCK EXPERT
1. Kevin Randall (Kaw 250R)
2. Kyle Fox (Hon CBR250R)
3. Jim Whitten (Kaw 250R)
4. Justin Sonnen (Kaw 250R)
5. Will Boldt (Kaw 250R)
6. Wiley Clark (Kaw 250R)
E SUPERSTOCK NOVICE
1. Enrique Hernandez (Kaw 250R)
2. Craig Hasselman (Kaw 250R)
3. Simon Cosmo Hertell (Kaw 250R)
4. Scott Martin (Kaw 250R)
5. Robert Marshall (Kaw 250R)
6. Michael Snyder (Kaw 250R)
FORMULA 4
1. Cooper McDonald (Yam TZ85)
2. Jonas Valentine (Hon RS85)
3. Michael Simon (Hon RS85)
4. Nathan Winchester (Hon RS112)
RAINBOW SOX RACING – JUNIOR MOTARD – RACE ONE
1. Cody Kitchens (Kaw KLX110)
2. Josiah Burleson (Kaw KLX110)
3. Dominic Harper (Kaw KLX110)
ACES HIGH RACING – FORMULA 8 – RACE ONE
1. Ryan Deutschlander (Kaw KLX110)
ULTRA-LIGHTWEIGHT GP EXPERT
1. Brandon Altmeyer (KTM RC 390)
2. Jim Whitten (Yam YZF-R3)
3. Kevin Randall (Kaw 250R)
4. Robert Bradlaw (KTM RC 390)
5. Kyle Fox (Hon CBR250R)
6. David Tiede (KTM RC 390)
ALTUS LAWTON MOTORSPORTS – ULTRA-LIGHTWEIGHT GP NOVICE
1. Aaron Graham (Kaw 300R)
2. Dylan Deutschlander (KTM RC 390)
3. Brylin Schrock (Yam YZF-R3)
4. Cooper McDonald (Yam YZF-R3)
5. Ashley Azare (KTM RC 390)
6. Craig Hasselman (Kaw 250R)
RAINBOW SOX RACING – JUNIOR MOTARD – RACE TWO
1. Cody Kitchens (Kaw KLX110)
2. Josiah Burleson (Kaw KLX110)
3. Dominic Harper (Kaw KLX110)
ACES HIGH RACING – FORMULA 8 – RACE TWO
1. Ryan Deutschlander (Kaw KLX110)
500 SUPERSTOCK
1. Brandon Altmeyer (KTM RC 390)
2. Keith Hertell (Hon CBR500R)
3. Robert Bradlaw (KTM RC 390)
4. Dylan Deutschlander (KTM RC 390)
5. Derek Thomas (Hon CBR500R)
6. Cooper McDonald
500 CLASSIC
1. Eric Falt (Kaw EX500)
2. Wiley Clark (Yam FZR400)
3. Rob Rowland (Yam RD400)
E SUPERBIKE EXPERT
1. Kevin Randall (Kaw 250R)
2. Jim Whitten (Kaw 250R)
3. Will Boldt (Kaw 250R)
E SUPERBIKE NOVICE
1. Enrique Hernandez (Kaw 250R)
2. Jesse Smartt (Kaw 250R)
3. Simon Cosmo Hertell (Kaw 250R)
4. Robert Marshall (Kaw 250R)
5. Jonas Valentine (Hon RS85)
6. Christina Shipley (Kaw 250R)
CMRA /US NATIONAL ENDURANCE CHAMPIONSHIP 8-HOUR ENDURANCE
ENDURANCE OVERALL
1. Village Idiots (Cory Burleson/Chris Headley/John Orchard/Garet Tomlinson), Yam YZF-R6, C Superbike, 255 laps
2. LocoMotion (Brandon Altmeyer/Alonzo Contreras/Ryan Max Johnson/Mark Windham), Yam YZF-R6, C Superbike, 251 laps
3. Davis Rod & Cycle / LSTD (Jesse Davis/Andy Galindo/Will Gruy/Alan Phillips/David Tiede), Yam YZF-R1, A Superbike, 250 laps
4. Team HPC (Bobby Davies/Doug Frenchak/Jeromy Kumper/Nathaniel Orona/Will Zamora), Yam YZF-R6, A Superbike, 246 laps
5. Privateer Tools (Ulug Bayramoglu/Steve Ebeling/Ben Gooding/Kory Pappas/Mark Sneed), Yam YZF-R6, C Superbike, 243 laps
6. The Skidmarks (Chase Eason/Brady Ipock/Steve Nedd/Jay Newton/Brian Prescott), Yam YZF-R6, C Superbike, 242 laps
REMEMBER BROOKS GREMMELS – A SUPERBIKE ENDURANCE/ HEAVYWEIGHT
1. Davis Rod & Cycle / LSTD (Jesse Davis/Andy Galindo/Will Gruy/Alan Phillips/David Tiede), Yam YZF-R1, 250 aps
2. Team HPC (Bobby Davies/Doug Frenchak/Nathaniel Orona/Will Zamora), Yam YZF-R6, 246 aps
3. Just Can’t Quit Racing (Pete Martins/Ron Mears/Craig Montgomery/Jeff Wrobel), Suz GSX-R1000, 240 laps
4. Lawdawg Racing (Danny Dominguez/Britten Geary/Jordan Pence/Andrew Sukach), Suz GSX-R750, 236 laps
5. Apex Predators (Paul Bradley/Jay Bullard/John McKenzie/Yorke Oldfather), Suz GSX-R600, 232 laps
6. BT Racing (Mike Boyce/David Branyon/Scott Eichhorn/Mike Sweeney), Yam YZF-R1, 227 laps
PROMOMIN/eni – C SUPERBIKE ENDURANCE/ MIDDLEWEIGHT
1. Village Idiots (Cory Burleson/Chris Headley/Craig Montgomery/John Orchard/Garet Tomlinson), Yam YZF-R6, C Superbike, 255 laps
2. LocoMotion (Brandon Altmeyer/Alonzo Contreras/Ryan Max Johnson/Mark Windham), Yam YZF-R6, C Superbike, 251 aps
3. Privateer Tools (Ulug Bayramoglu/Steve Ebeling/Ben Gooding/Kory Pappas/Mark Sneed), Yam YZF-R6, 243 laps
4. The Skidmarks (Chase Eason/Brady Ipock/Steve Nedd/Jay Newton/Brian Prescott), Yam YZF-R6, 242 laps
C SUPERSPORT ENDURANCE
1. ONEprop Racing (Fabian Kale/Kevin Martin/Raymond Roberts/David Roy/Michael Sanchez), Kaw ZX-6R/636, 231 laps
FORMULA 2 ENDURANCE/ LIGHTWEIGHT
1. RD Firearms (Will Boldt/Allan Boyd/Kyle Fox/Lee Henry), Suz SV650, 213 laps
2. No Shenanigans Racing (Anthony Anguiano/Michael Chenoweth/Deion Clark/Lee Malone/Michael Sneed), Suz SV650, 210 laps
3. G-Baby Racing (Nicole Ayres/Becka Caudle/Daisy DeSimone/Jim Doyle/Anita Thomas) Suz SV650, 204 laps?
4. Torquasaurus (Josh Henke/Yorke Oldfather/Brandon Orr/Isachar Perez/Chris Woolsey) Suz SV650, 191 laps
5. The Knight Riders (Patrick Dowd/Eric Johnson/Jose Silva/Justin Sonnen), Suz SV650, 171 laps
6. Realtime Racing (Sean Brown/David Dahms/Shane Zelm), Suz SV650, 167 laps
MODERN CLASSIC ENDURANCE/ SUPER DINOSAUR
1. Full Tilt Racing (Brandie Cox/Guy Jones/Gary Welborn), Kaw ZX-6R/636, 226 laps
2. Buffington Homes Racing (Chris Fields/Kenny Smith) Yam-YZF-R6, 217 laps
3. Ole Big Red (Branden Chaisorn/Chris Coffey/David Glen/Arthur Fonseca Jr), Suz GSX-R750, 204 laps
4. Bohica (Rob Green/Michael Klesel/Albert Richardson/Lawrence Vu), Hon CBR600RR, 154 laps
5. In Torque We Trust (Jim Dugger/Andy Gilliland/Jorge Guerrero Jr./Carl Price/Walt Sipp), Buell 1125R, 48 laps