Hayden Gillim swept the weekend, winning Race 2 over Kaleb De Keyrel and Ezra Beaubier. Gillim's double win cut 14 points from championship leader Beaubier's lead, setting up a fierce title battle for the rest of the season.
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Highlights of Tyler Scott winning the closest finish in MotoAmerica's ten-year history, nipping Mathew Scholtz by just two inches. PJ Jacobsen was a further hundredth of a second behind in third.
Highlights of PJ Jacobsen sitting behind Mathew Scholtz before drafting past at the line to win a rain-shortened race by just .040 seconds. Jake Lewis was third with Tyler Scott fourth.
Highlights of Josh Herrin dominating Race 2 from start to finish, winning by nine seconds for his first win of the season. Bobby Fong was second with JD Beach third after a hectic four-rider battle for the podium.
Highlights of Cameron Petersen nipping teammate Jake Gagne by just .004 seconds in a rain-sodden thriller. Cameron Beaubier crashed out of the lead and broke his heel, with Loris Baz an impressive third.
Highlights of Bobby Fong dominating despite his leathers' airbag accidentally deploying before the start, winning by a stunning 5.7 seconds. James Rispoli edged Kyle Wyman for second by .010 seconds.
Highlights of Kyle Wyman winning his fourth straight Baggers race, passing Tyler O'Hara on the final lap in front of a massive Harley-Davidson crowd near Milwaukee headquarters.
Highlights of Travis Wyman reversing Saturday's result, winning Race 2 over Kaleb De Keyrel. Hayden Gillim was third as championship leader Ezra Beaubier ran off track on the final lap.
Highlights of Ezra Beaubier winning his third race of the year over Travis Wyman. The surprise was Cody Wyman, a last-minute fill-in who had never raced the class before, completing the podium in third.
Highlights of Rossi Moor winning his first career MotoAmerica race in a pack-style Junior Cup battle, prevailing over a charging Max Van. Avery Dreher, who had dominated the season, settled for third.
Highlights of Avery Dreher launching from fourth to first in the final 25 feet with a double draft to edge Rossi Moor at the line. Levi Badie was third in another breathless Junior Cup photo finish.
Highlights of Xavi Fores sweeping the weekend with his fifth straight win, battling Stefano Mesa throughout before winning by .399 seconds. Tyler Scott was third just ahead of Josh Hayes.
Highlights of Xavi Fores winning his fourth straight Supersport race, fighting off Stefano Mesa and Josh Hayes in a race-long battle where all three turned their fastest laps on the final lap. Hayes settled for third.
Highlights of Josh Herrin leading from the start for his first win of the season, holding off PJ Jacobsen by 2.01 seconds after Beaubier retired. Jake Gagne was third as Toni Elias announced his retirement in fifth.
Highlights of Cameron Beaubier recovering from a near off-track excursion on lap one to win a red-flagged race over PJ Jacobsen after an oil spill ended it early. Josh Herrin was third.
Follows the "Speedfest at Monterey." Jake Gagne works to improve his front-end feel to challenge Petrucci, who is expected to perform well at the world-famous home of the Corkscrew.
Highlights a competitive shift as four different riders from two manufacturers reach the top step of the podium. Tytler Cycle Racing celebrates a breakout weekend with their first Superbike podiums.
Hayden Gillim swept the weekend, winning Race 2 over Kaleb De Keyrel and Ezra Beaubier. Gillim's double win cut 14 points from championship leader Beaubier's lead, setting up a fierce title battle for the rest of the season.
Hayden Gillim won Race 1 over Ezra Beaubier and Kaleb De Keyrel for his first wins of the year after a dismal Road Atlanta opener. Gillim dominated to make up for lost ground in the championship chase.
Focuses on Jake Gagne as he closes in on the 2021 Superbike Championship. It features an intimate look at his home life in Durango, Colorado, and his record-breaking streak of victories.
Blake Davis claimed his first career Supersport win for Strack Racing, with PJ Jacobsen recovering from a difficult start to finish second and keep his championship lead intact. Mathew Scholtz was just .301 seconds behind Davis in third.
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