| Author | Message | ||
     Trojan |
We haven't heard anything about Chaz Davies or Neil Hodgson for a while, so I thought I'd stir up some nationalistic fervour ready for the 200 next month and discuss which Brit will win the race (it is about time a Brit did win the 200 too!)  Is it time to roll out the long awaited Union Jack flag over Florida again? Chaz Davies was fastest in recent tests on the Supersport Attak Kawasaki and second only to team mate Steve Rapp on the FX machine. Given that Attak Kawasaki won the race last year who do you think has a chance against Chaz this March Neil Hodgson doesn't seem to rate his own chances, or is deliberately talking them down, but he is riding a full factory Honda so may well be in the mix at the end along with Miguel & co. Whio else can get close? Jake Zemke? Hayden? Bostrom? | ||
| Jaimec |
So you're thinking someone may actually be able to BEAT Mat or Ben this year? | ||
| Jscott |
Mat and Ben don't race the 200. | ||
| Trojan |
So you're thinking someone may actually be able to BEAT Mat or Ben this year? Somehow I don't think Suzuki will be beaten in Superbikes at the beginning of the season, unless Honda can get the Fireblade up to speed before the season starts. Honda have a couple of very experienced riders in Miguel & Neil, but the bike lacks development and Honda have just reduced their AMA budget. Yamaha could post a few surprises and Jason DiSalvo was closest to the Ben/Mat show in testing recently, but I think the biggest challenge will come from Honda. Now back to the 200........... | ||
| Jaimec |
Jscott: D'OH! I forgot that the premiere racing series in the United States is only a "support event" at the premiere RACE EVENT of the season. Silly me!  | ||
| Paint_shaker |
Any XBRRs in the 200 this year?? | ||
| Trojan |
Any XBRRs in the 200 this year?? Didn't Walt say he would be racing his? | ||
| Firebolt428 |
I would say Chaz has a very strong chance of winning the 200. I like Chaz alot and he is a very strong rider... It will be another boring Superbike class but watch out for FX and Supersport. | ||
| Jimidan |
It will be another boring Superbike class ... Huh? Last year was about as close as a championship run could be between Matt and Ben. It should prove to be every bit as exciting this year.} | ||
| Firebolt428 |
Ya it was exciting but I am tired of the Suzuki domination. that is what I meant by boring. Should of clarified. Because your right it came down to the last race and was exciting. I enjoy seeing other riders at the front besides the one, Matt Mladin, and the recent Ben Spies. Both are great riders and deserve to be up at the front but I want a mix of manufactures. Different riders battling for the win week in and week out. Honda won once in '06 I believe with Zemke | ||
| Doerman |
I saw Chas and Steve Rapp at Willow Springs this weekend. Attack Kawasaki was at Willow for tire testing so they both ran in Sunday's races. Steve looked strong (took 2nd in the 600 cc Supersport class) but Chas didn't seem to hit his stride in this one. I believe he came in 5th. I don't read too much into that though since I am sure neither would throw everything at the race at the risk of injuring themselves or hurting the bikes. On another note.... The local XBRR team put in a stellar performance that day. http://www.badweatherbikers.com/buell/messages/253 782/323861.html?1203453404 The most recent race report is the post dated Feb 18th. | ||
| Jammin_joules |
From H-Dnet.com: Buell racers set for 2008 racing season opener at Daytona MILWAUKEE (February 22, 2008) - Buell racing champions and contenders return to action as teams open the 2008 motorcycle roadracing season at Daytona International Speedway next week. Deeley H-D/Buell Canada/Ruthless Racing rider Dave Estok will defend his 2007 American Sportbike Racing Association (ASRA) Pro Thunderbike championship aboard a Buell Firebolt XB12R in the first round of the ASRA National road racing series on March 1, while five Buell teams are entered in the SunTrust MOTO-ST Daytona 300 endurance race scheduled for March 2. SunTrust MOTO-ST Series The new Buell 1125R will make its racing debut in the hands of two veteran teams entered in the Buell Motorcycle Company SuperSport Twin (SST) class for the SunTrust MOTO-ST Daytona 300, the opening round of the seven-event 2008 SunTrust MOTO-ST season. Bruce Rossmeyer’s Daytona Racing team will enter a Buell 1125R with riders Shawn Higbee and Dan Bilansky, while Deeley H-D/Buell Canada/Ruthless Racing will enter the race with riders Darren James, Steve Crevier, and Estok on another Buell 1125R. “We’ve had some great tests and are extremely pleased with the performance of the new Buell 1125R,” said Richie Morris, owner of the Bruce Rossmeyer’s Daytona Racing team. “In the SST class it will be a dogfight at the front because it’s a big field with a lot of good riders and good teams. We are really excited about bringing Buell to the top class in MOTO-ST and we are ready to go all the way this season.” The SunTrust MOTO-ST series is for production based four-stroke twin-cylinder motorcycles ridden by teams of riders in longer-distance events which feature pit stops and fuel strategy. SST is the top-performance class in MOTO-ST, for bikes making at least 90 horsepower and no more than 120 horsepower, as measured in post-race testing. The Buell 1125R will de-tuned with intake restrictors to meet the 120-horspower limit for SST. Three Buell teams are entered in the BMW GrandSport Twins (GST) class for the SunTrust MOTO-ST Daytona 300. The Richie Morris Racing entry sponsored by Hal’s Harley-Davidson/Buell/Ocean Deck/Brotz Motorsports will feature riders Clint Brotz and Tripp Nobles on a Buell XB12R. The Richie Morris Racing squad won three MOTO-ST GST events in 2007 and finished second in season points, helping Buell clinch the 2007 GST Manufacturer Championship. The James Gang/Hoban Brothers Racing team, sponsored by Buell of Appleton and Darkhorse Crankworks, will open the 2008 season with riders Paul James and Jeff Johnson aboard a Buell XB12R. The James Gang/Hoban Brothers team will aim to improve on its third-place finish in 2007 GST points, with one class win and three additional podium appearances. The new RnR Repsol Racing team will enter GST at Daytona with riders Rick Beggs and Rachel Sasse on a Buell XB9R. GST motorcycles must produce at least 75 horsepower and no more than 90 horsepower in post-race testing. ASRA Pro Thunderbike Series Deeley H-D/Buell Canada/Ruthless Racing rider Dave Estok rode a Buell XB12R to win six of eight races and dominate the ASRA Pro Thunderbike National Championship series in 2007, winning his second Thunderbike title in three years. For 2008, Estok is back with the Deeley H-D/Buell Canada/Ruthless Racing team, which will also field former Canada Thunder champion Darren James. “I do not expect to win like that again this season,” said Estok. “This really is a very competitive class, and I think some of the other riders in Pro Thunderbike had some bad luck last year. But the Deeley Team puts me on great Buell equipment, and I think we’ll be racing up front and on the podium at every race.” Estok will be challenged by Hal’s H-D/Buell/Hal’s Speed Shop rider Dan Bilansky, the 2006 Pro Thunderbike champion who was second to Estok in 2007, racing for another title on a Buell XB12R in 2008. Harley-Davidson/Buell of Frederick will open the 2008 Pro Thunderbike season at Daytona with rider Bryan Bemisderfer, the 2004 class champion, aboard a Buell XB12R. Also contending will be the Sound Waves/Hal’s Speed Shop team with rider Joe Rozynski, who was third in Thunderbike points in 2007, and his brother, Sam Rozynski, who placed fifth in 2007, aboard Buell XB12R motorcycles. | ||
| Jimidan |
It looks like another great racing season for Buells. The 1125Rs should be particularly interesting in their maiden season. Will Moto-ST be televised again on SPEED? | ||
| Mutation_racer |
Well its tuesday and im working, not leaving to race daytona. still working on our race bikes for this years MOTO-ST. but I did get some good news from Walt Sipp HE'S RACING THE 200, GO WALT | ||
| Blublak |
YEAH!! GO WALT GO!!! | ||
| Rubberdown |
I'll be there to cheer ya on Walt!! ... and the BMW's and Ducati as well. | ||
| Mutation_racer |
NATE KERN is on the hyper sport BMW, also PERRIOT as well. I'm not sure who's on the duc. hell with them GO WALT | ||
| Blake |
Go Walt! | ||
| Smoke |
give em hell this year too Walt!!! p.s. stay away from other Buellers. tim | ||
| Blublak |
Yo, Smoke.. Walt wasn't the problem last year.. it was another Buell rider, but we won't go into that.. I've talked to Nate a lot and he's just hoping the bike (he's riding the new HP-2) will make the distance and he's pretty sure there are no podiums warming up for him in the 200. He just wants to finish 'well'.. Which could mean right behind Walt. Yeah, that's not so bad an idea.  | ||
| Blake |
Go Walt! Beat Nate!  | ||
| Smoke |
BB, i know that it was another Bueller that caused Walt to go down, hence my advice to stay away from other Buellers. not as funny as i thought i guess. GO GET EM WALT!!! tim | ||
| Jens |
Result first FX practice: 1. 1 Joshua Hayes Honda CBR600RR 1:40.098 21 106.100 1:40.124 10 106.068 2. 57 Chaz Davies Kawasaki ZX-6R 1:40.450 12 105.720 1:40.665 14 105.498 3. 100 Neil Hodgson Honda CBR600RR 1:40.640 8 105.520 1:40.916 14 105.236 4. 98 Jake P. Zemke Honda CBR600RR 1:40.876 12 105.280 1:41.006 20 105.142 5. 15 Steve Rapp Honda CBR600RR 1:40.973 22 105.180 1:41.015 21 105.133 6. 34 Michael F. Barnes Suzuki GSX-R600 1:41.390 10 104.740 1:41.809 13 104.313 7. 72 Larry Pegram Ducati 848 1:41.472 18 104.660 1:41.499 21 104.632 8. 96 Aaron Gobert Honda CBR600RR 1:42.009 16 104.110 1:42.191 14 103.923 9. 17 Miguel Duhamel Honda CBR600RR 1:42.056 16 104.060 1:42.532 8 103.577 10. 36 Martin Cardenas Suzuki GSX-R600 1:42.302 13 103.810 1:42.326 10 103.786 11. 411 Gabor Rizmayer Suzuki GSX-R600 1:42.850 22 103.260 1:43.631 13 102.479 12. 65 Bobby Fong Suzuki GSX-R600 1:43.013 22 103.090 1:43.158 21 102.949 13. 69 Danny C. Eslick Suzuki GSX-R600 1:43.017 19 103.090 1:43.331 20 102.777 14. 29 Barrett Long Ducati 848 1:43.222 17 102.890 1:44.384 7 101.740 15. 505 Nicky Moore Kawasaki ZX-6R 1:43.234 7 102.870 1:43.264 14 102.843 16. 31 Garrett D. Carter Suzuki GSX-R600 1:43.557 12 102.550 1:44.230 2 101.890 17. 87 Taylor Knapp Kawasaki ZX-6R 1:43.850 2 102.260 1:44.474 4 101.652 18. 25 David Anthony Suzuki GSX-R600 1:44.091 19 102.030 1:44.196 12 101.923 19. 188 Chad R. Lewin Honda CBR600RR 1:44.359 13 101.760 1:44.450 14 101.676 20. 105 Eric C. Wood Ducati 848 1:44.683 10 101.450 1:44.805 9 101.331 21. 56 Tony Meiring Yamaha YZF-R6 1:45.068 8 101.080 1:45.898 6 100.285 22. 116 Rob Frost Honda CBR600RR 1:45.244 14 100.910 1:45.320 15 100.835 23. 30 Tyler McDonald Yamaha YZF-R6 1:45.513 19 100.650 1:45.686 13 100.486 24. 92 Keith D. Marshall Suzuki GSX-R600 1:45.607 7 100.560 1:45.923 6 100.261 25. 33 Fernando Amantini Kawasaki ZX-6R 1:46.074 6 100.120 1:46.188 4 100.011 26. 585 Steve Atlas Honda CBR600RR 1:46.086 15 100.110 1:46.802 20 99.436 27. 164 Shane C. Narbonne Triumph Daytona 675 1:46.166 16 100.030 1:46.297 9 99.909 28. 484 Bostjan Pintar Yamaha YZF-R6 1:46.235 17 99.970 1:46.535 18 99.685 29. 333 Tristan Palmer Suzuki GSX-R600 1:46.255 9 99.950 1:48.221 8 98.133 30. 67 K. Mark Crozier Triumph Daytona 675 1:46.434 10 99.780 1:46.506 13 99.713 31. 111 Nathan H. Kern BMW HP2 Sport 1:46.540 17 99.680 1:46.904 11 99.342 32. 461 Andy Galindo Triumph Daytona 675 1:46.640 12 99.590 1:47.112 16 99.149 33. 307 Daniel C. Parkerson Kawasaki Ninja ZX-6R 1:46.717 18 99.520 1:46.748 20 99.487 34. 24 Scott Ryan Kawasaki ZX-6R 1:46.900 20 99.350 1:47.035 14 99.220 35. 777 Jonas McCluskey Yamaha YZF-R6 1:46.954 17 99.300 1:47.033 20 99.222 36. 600 Chase Vivion Yamaha YZF-R6 1:47.001 7 99.250 1:47.485 15 98.805 37. 42 Chris L. Siebenhaar Suzuki GSX-R600 1:47.083 10 99.180 1:47.094 7 99.165 38. 831 Robert McLendon Triumph Daytona 675 1:47.119 8 99.140 1:47.845 10 98.475 39. 191 Eric Erling Haugo Yamaha YZF-R6 1:47.140 9 99.120 1:47.195 5 99.072 40. 146 Brian D. Parriott BMW HP2 Sport 1:47.462 12 98.830 1:47.766 13 98.547 41. 316 Kyle Keesee Yamaha YZF-R6 1:47.562 4 98.730 1:48.041 9 98.296 42. 81 C. R. Gittere Suzuki GSX-R600 1:47.572 2 98.720 1:47.873 4 98.449 43. 332 Matthew Layt Honda CBR600RR 1:47.617 10 98.680 1:48.234 9 98.121 44. 131 Jeffrey W. Purk Yamaha YZF-R6 1:47.741 11 98.570 1:47.842 9 98.477 45. 474 Bostjan Skubic Yamaha YZF-R6 1:47.781 18 98.530 1:48.339 14 98.026 46. 433 Eduard Alberts Honda CBR600RR 1:48.042 3 98.290 2:12.932 2 79.891 47. 284 Anthony W. Fania Yamaha YZF-R6 1:48.266 24 98.090 1:48.617 16 97.775 48. 221 Charles W. Sipp Buell XB12R 1:48.315 8 98.050 1:48.763 7 97.644 49. 318 Arnold E. Hastings Ducati 848 1:48.402 18 97.970 1:48.730 11 97.673 50. 291 Scott Decker Suzuki GSX-R600X 1:48.456 13 97.920 1:48.499 7 97.881 51. 225 Dirk Sanchez Suzuki GSX-R600 1:48.619 14 97.770 1:48.793 17 97.617 52. 317 Richard Cooper BMW HP2 Sport 1:48.961 16 97.470 1:49.057 17 97.380 53. 38 Dean Mizdal Suzuki GSX-R600 1:49.045 14 97.390 1:49.506 10 96.981 54. 112 Ricky Orlando Kawasaki Ninja ZX-6R 1:49.048 15 97.390 1:49.175 18 97.275 55. 464 Joshua Day Yamaha YZF-R6 1:49.050 2 97.390 2:12.273 3 80.289 56. 189 Lance Yeager Yamaha YZF-R6 1:49.111 10 97.330 1:49.129 8 97.316 57. 594 David L. McPherson Yamaha YZF-R6 1:49.114 8 97.330 1:49.192 7 97.260 58. 966 Dan Ortega Yamaha YZF-R6 1:49.116 17 97.330 1:49.266 8 97.194 59. 322 James P. Digiandomenico Yamaha YZF-R6 1:49.151 10 97.300 1:49.396 5 97.079 60. 313 Rico Penzkofer BMW HP2 Sport 1:49.441 5 97.040 1:51.733 3 95.048 61. 207 Blake Kelly Honda CBR600RR 1:49.487 13 97.000 1:49.954 7 96.586 62. 551 John Orchard Yamaha YZF-R6 1:49.726 11 96.790 1:49.770 9 96.748 63. 27 Scotty L. Van Hawk Yamaha YZF-R6 1:50.019 10 96.530 1:50.342 14 96.246 64. 137 John A. Ashmead Kawasaki ZX-6R 1:50.266 8 96.310 1:50.528 7 96.084 65. 776 Gary Cain Yamaha YZF-R6 1:50.581 7 96.040 1:50.891 8 95.770 66. 269 Johnny Rock Page Yamaha YZF-R6 1:50.724 4 95.910 1:52.090 3 94.746 67. 528 Mark McCormick Yamaha YZF-R6 1:50.934 5 95.730 1:51.041 11 95.641 68. 661 Rhiannon N. Lucente Yamaha YZF-R6 1:51.049 5 95.630 1:51.283 10 95.433 69. 172 Jessica Lynn Zalusky Yamaha YZF-R6 1:51.580 11 95.180 1:52.174 8 94.675 70. 310 Rodney A. Vest Suzuki GSX-R600 1:52.166 7 94.680 1:52.410 6 94.476 71. 449 Craig Montgomery Yamaha YZF-R6 1:54.996 3 92.350 1:55.169 5 92.212 from: http://www.amaproracing.com/prorace/raceres/rr/qres.asp?cls=fe&snct=p8200&type=p&rnum=1&year=2008 (Message edited by Jens on March 05, 2008) | ||
| Jaimec |
So far I can't say I'm impressed by the BMW HP2 Sport... | ||
| Elvis |
Ouch. If I remember correctly, Rico Penzkofer qualified somewhere around 12th? 14th? on the XBRR. Must be a bit disappointing to be struggling so much with the HP2. I wonder if he's having any mechanical issues. Go Walt! Last year Walt made some nice improvements as things went. Hopefully he can make some similar moves and maybe finish ahead of at least some of the other air-cooled twins. It sure is cool to see so many diverse bikes, isn't it? (Message edited by elvis on March 05, 2008) | ||
| Jens |
Special when you know that these BMW have 145 HP+ .... Jeremys qualifying time 2006 was 1:42xxx But these was the first practice, there will coming more speed. The Triumph I had seen a bit more in front.... the 848 at 7th with 1:41.472, not too bad! | ||
| Jens |
Matt was not so wrong.... pointing to the rider from the isle of man.... Afternoon practice: 1. 100 Neil Hodgson Honda CBR600RR 1:39.732 17 106.490 1:40.006 18 106.193 2. 1 Joshua Hayes Honda CBR600RR 1:39.814 12 106.400 1:40.290 11 105.893 3. 15 Steve Rapp Honda CBR600RR 1:40.424 14 105.750 1:40.456 11 105.718 4. 57 Chaz Davies Kawasaki ZX-6R 1:40.599 16 105.570 1:40.816 10 105.340 5. 98 Jake P. Zemke Honda CBR600RR 1:41.023 16 105.120 1:41.130 15 105.013 6. 30 Tyler McDonald Yamaha YZF-R6 1:41.080 17 105.070 1:43.315 22 102.792 7. 464 Joshua Day Yamaha YZF-R6 1:41.132 14 105.010 1:41.172 15 104.970 8. 34 Michael F. Barnes Suzuki GSX-R600 1:41.389 14 104.750 1:41.545 12 104.584 9. 96 Aaron Gobert Honda CBR600RR 1:41.562 11 104.570 1:41.671 10 104.454 10. 72 Larry Pegram Ducati 848 1:41.661 10 104.460 1:41.955 5 104.164 11. 36 Martin Cardenas Suzuki GSX-R600 1:41.931 17 104.190 1:41.996 15 104.121 12. 17 Miguel Duhamel Honda CBR600RR 1:41.980 9 104.140 1:42.263 17 103.850 13. 505 Nicky Moore Kawasaki ZX-6R 1:42.089 8 104.030 1:42.781 6 103.327 14. 411 Gabor Rizmayer Suzuki GSX-R600 1:42.114 12 104.000 1:42.781 15 103.327 15. 65 Bobby Fong Suzuki GSX-R600 1:42.960 14 103.150 1:43.071 5 103.036 16. 87 Taylor Knapp Kawasaki ZX-6R 1:43.160 4 102.950 1:43.244 8 102.863 17. 29 Barrett Long Ducati 848 1:43.194 11 102.910 1:43.648 6 102.462 18. 105 Eric C. Wood Ducati 848 1:43.308 17 102.800 1:43.325 16 102.782 19. 31 Garrett D. Carter Suzuki GSX-R600 1:43.637 3 102.470 1:43.853 4 102.260 20. 69 Danny C. Eslick Suzuki GSX-R600 1:43.685 18 102.430 1:43.737 3 102.375 21. 188 Chad R. Lewin Honda CBR600RR 1:43.767 15 102.340 1:43.993 14 102.122 22. 56 Tony Meiring Yamaha YZF-R6 1:44.243 17 101.880 1:44.335 20 101.787 23. 333 Tristan Palmer Suzuki GSX-R600 1:44.455 10 101.670 1:44.997 5 101.146 24. 474 Bostjan Skubic Yamaha YZF-R6 1:45.058 10 101.090 1:45.169 6 100.980 25. 433 Eduard Alberts Honda CBR600RR 1:45.260 11 100.890 1:45.970 9 100.217 26. 585 Steve Atlas Honda CBR600RR 1:45.365 6 100.790 1:45.395 4 100.764 27. 317 Richard Cooper BMW HP2 Sport 1:45.473 6 100.690 1:45.875 5 100.307 28. 269 Johnny Rock Page Yamaha YZF-R6 1:45.591 8 100.580 1:46.356 7 99.854 29. 164 Shane C. Narbonne Triumph Daytona 675 1:45.609 11 100.560 1:45.669 19 100.503 30. 484 Bostjan Pintar Yamaha YZF-R6 1:45.759 11 100.420 1:46.038 4 100.152 31. 24 Scott Ryan Kawasaki ZX-6R 1:45.898 12 100.280 1:46.108 13 100.087 32. 777 Jonas McCluskey Yamaha YZF-R6 1:45.905 19 100.280 1:46.733 11 99.501 33. 831 Robert McLendon Triumph Daytona 675 1:45.953 17 100.230 1:46.230 18 99.972 34. 33 Fernando Amantini Kawasaki ZX-6R 1:45.996 3 100.190 1:46.300 4 99.906 35. 313 Rico Penzkofer BMW HP2 Sport 1:46.219 14 99.980 1:46.233 18 99.969 36. 67 K. Mark Crozier Triumph Daytona 675 1:46.262 8 99.940 1:47.722 2 98.587 37. 111 Nathan H. Kern BMW HP2 Sport 1:46.389 11 99.820 1:46.689 19 99.542 38. 42 Chris L. Siebenhaar Suzuki GSX-R600 1:46.520 13 99.700 1:46.723 14 99.510 39. 146 Brian D. Parriott BMW HP2 Sport 1:46.583 8 99.640 1:46.613 9 99.613 40. 307 Daniel C. Parkerson Kawasaki ZX-6R 1:46.599 5 99.630 1:46.698 7 99.533 41. 600 Chase Vivion Yamaha YZF-R6 1:46.870 23 99.370 1:47.237 9 99.033 42. 191 Eric Erling Haugo Yamaha YZF-R6 1:46.942 12 99.310 1:47.000 10 99.253 43. 38 Dean Mizdal Suzuki GSX-R600 1:47.030 9 99.220 1:47.718 8 98.591 44. 332 Matthew Layt Honda CBR600RR 1:47.194 11 99.070 1:47.200 10 99.067 45. 316 Kyle Keesee Yamaha YZF-R6 1:47.216 14 99.050 1:48.215 9 98.138 46. 461 Andy Galindo Triumph Daytona 675 1:47.318 5 98.960 1:47.327 10 98.950 47. 318 Arnold E. Hastings Ducati 848 1:47.558 19 98.740 1:47.827 20 98.491 48. 322 James P. Digiandomenico Yamaha YZF-R6 1:47.593 7 98.710 1:47.942 8 98.386 49. 131 Jeffrey W. Purk Yamaha YZF-R6 1:48.166 11 98.180 1:49.122 12 97.323 50. 594 David L. McPherson Yamaha YZF-R6 1:48.351 17 98.020 1:48.717 18 97.685 51. 528 Mark McCormick Yamaha YZF-R6 1:48.355 17 98.010 1:48.670 18 97.727 52. 225 Dirk Sanchez Suzuki GSX-R600 1:48.431 13 97.940 1:48.665 14 97.732 53. 112 Ricky Orlando Kawasaki ZX-6R 1:48.739 12 97.660 1:48.803 16 97.608 54. 284 Anthony W. Fania Yamaha YZF-R6 1:48.825 3 97.590 1:49.448 4 97.032 55. 207 Blake Kelly Honda CBR600RR 1:48.844 15 97.570 1:49.331 16 97.136 56. 221 Charles W. Sipp Buell XB12R 1:49.059 15 97.380 1:49.168 6 97.281 57. 27 Scotty L. Van Hawk Yamaha YZF-R6 1:49.480 12 97.000 1:50.208 4 96.364 58. 291 Scott Decker Suzuki GSX-R600X 1:49.838 6 96.690 1:50.271 5 96.308 59. 551 John Orchard Yamaha YZF-R6 1:50.126 5 96.430 1:50.422 14 96.176 60. 137 John A. Ashmead Kawasaki ZX-6R 1:50.173 8 96.390 1:50.272 6 96.307 61. 776 Gary Cain Yamaha YZF-R6 1:50.536 6 96.080 1:50.594 5 96.027 62. 449 Craig Montgomery Yamaha YZF-R6 1:51.082 6 95.610 1:51.116 4 95.576 63. 172 Jessica Lynn Zalusky Yamaha YZF-R6 1:52.545 5 94.360 1:52.584 6 94.329 64. 92 Keith D. Marshall Suzuki GSX-R600 3:28.521 2 50.930 4:07.324 3 42.940 From: http://www.amaproracing.com/prorace/raceres/rr/qre s.asp?cls=fe&snct=p8200&type=p&rnum=2&year=2008 | ||
| Blake |
Pretty cool stuff the AMA Pro Racing has going on with their site. You can click on the racer's name and it pops up a bunch of lap stats for that session. For instance for Walt's first practice | ||
| Jens |
Todays FX practice result: http://www.amaproracing.com/prorace/raceres/rr/qre s.asp?cls=fe&snct=p8200&type=p&rnum=3&year=2008 The FX 1:39xxx will fall in the Qualy I think... Jens | ||
| Rasta_dog |
Most have picked up speed...some are going backwards.  |
