Showing posts with label Suzuki. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Suzuki. Show all posts
06 July 2012
02 June 2012
MMP (Motorcycles Made Proportional)
Miller Motorsports Park and the landscape of Utah conspire to make motorcycles look really small. Not a bad thing, really, but one does have to make allowances.
08 March 2012
Daytona Race Week in a Week
As thrilling as it sometimes was, the Ben & Mat Show of a few years ago tended to put the rest of the Superbike field in the shade. It's probably safe to assume next week's AMA Pro Road Racing competition at Daytona International Speedway will be more closely fought at the front of the pack.
19 August 2010
Racing: excellent. Crowd: reasonable. Humidity: high. Light: flat.
AMA Pro Racing at Virginia International Raceway
aka Suzuki White Lightning Nationals
13-15 August 2010
Alton, VA
Peace.
More, HERE.
aka Suzuki White Lightning Nationals
13-15 August 2010
Alton, VA
Peace.
More, HERE.
06 August 2010
21 April 2010
16 February 2010
09 November 2009
03 August 2009
WERA National @ Summit Point
While the AMA series was in Kansas experiencing the trials, tribulations, and triumphs of a "new" circuit on their calendar, I was working Round 7 of the WERA National Endurance & Challenge series at the familiar Summit Point Raceway in West Virginia.
My weekend started on Saturday with the 6-Hour endurance race. Based on my informal observations, entrant turnout was low, certainly lower than last year. This is the entire field for the 6-Hour:
It probably won't come as a surprise to anyone that follows WERA National Endurance that Vesrah Suzuki won. Tray Batey and Cory West handled the riding duties.
But it was a close race, with BEI Racing Team (#72) enlisting fast guys Jeff Wood, Robert Jensen, and Tim Bemisderfer to give Vesrah a real run for the overall win. It almost worked; after 6 hours Vesrah's winning margin was 26 seconds. Here Robert Jensen hounds Vesrah's Tray Batey:
Sunday was for sprint races but they didn't figure to be all that quick given the steady rain that fell throughout the morning. As it happened, the rain stopped falling, the skies gradually cleared, and only the first few races were run on a wet track.
AMA @ VIR up next!
My weekend started on Saturday with the 6-Hour endurance race. Based on my informal observations, entrant turnout was low, certainly lower than last year. This is the entire field for the 6-Hour:
It probably won't come as a surprise to anyone that follows WERA National Endurance that Vesrah Suzuki won. Tray Batey and Cory West handled the riding duties.
But it was a close race, with BEI Racing Team (#72) enlisting fast guys Jeff Wood, Robert Jensen, and Tim Bemisderfer to give Vesrah a real run for the overall win. It almost worked; after 6 hours Vesrah's winning margin was 26 seconds. Here Robert Jensen hounds Vesrah's Tray Batey:
Sunday was for sprint races but they didn't figure to be all that quick given the steady rain that fell throughout the morning. As it happened, the rain stopped falling, the skies gradually cleared, and only the first few races were run on a wet track.
AMA @ VIR up next!
14 July 2009
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