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AMA Superbike Championship Presented by Parts Unlimited AMA SUPERBIKE CHAMPIONSHIP PRESENTED BY PARTS UNLIMITED AMA SUZUKI SUPERBIKE SHOWDOWN PRESENTED BY MAKITA ROAD ATLANTA - BRASELTON, GA ROUND 18 OF 19 - SEPETMBER 1-3, 2006 AMA Superbike Championship presented by Parts Unlimited OFFICIAL RESULTS - FINAL #2 POS. # NAME HOMETOWN BIKE INTERVAL POINTS TEAM 1 1 Mathew Mladin Henderson, NV Suzuki GSX-R1000 25 Laps 37* American Suzuki/Yoshimura 2 11 Ben Spies Longview, TX Suzuki GSX-R1000 +10.500 32 American Suzuki/Yoshimura 3 20 Aaron W Yates Milledgeville, GA Suzuki GSX-R1000 +16.319 29 American Suzuki/Yoshimura 4 100 Neil Hodgson Onchan, Isle Of Man, England Ducati 999R +16.418 27 Parts Unlimited/Ducati Corse 5 17 Miguel Duhamel Las Vegas, NV Honda CBR1000RR +19.455 26 American Honda/Shark/Joe Rocket 6 95 Roger Lee Hayden Owensboro, KY Kawasaki ZX-10RR +23.801 25 Kawasaki Motors Corp 7 155 Ben D Bostrom Las Vegas, NV Ducati 999R +31.003 24 Ducati/Parts Unlimited/Ducati Austin 8 98 Jake P Zemke Paso Robles, CA Honda CBR1000RR +32.789 23 American Honda/Dunlop/Alpinestars 9 22 Tommy Hayden Owensboro, KY Kawasaki ZX-10RR +39.402 22 Kawasaki Motors Corp 10 59 Jake Holden Eatonville, WA Suzuki GSX-R1000 +40.353 21 Brand Jordan/Suzuki Motor Co 11 15 Steve Rapp Santa Clarita, CA Suzuki GSX-R1000 +40.474 20 Brand Jordan/Suzuki Motor Co 12 43 Jason R Pridmore Ventura, CA Suzuki GSX-R1000 +1:06.692 19 Brand Jordan/Suzuki Motor Co 13 150 Matt D Lynn Ball Ground, GA Suzuki GSX-R1000 +1:11.945 18 Millenium Tech/KWS/Ron Ayers Mtrsprts 14 19 Jason Curtis Santa Clarita, CA Suzuki GSX-R1000 +1:19.652 17 No Limit Mtrsprts/World Financial Group 15 36 Eric C Wood Ashburnham, MA Suzuki GSX-R1000 +1:19.824 16 Hooter`s/Helpmeride.com/Dunlop 16 72 Larry Pegram Baltimore, OH Honda CBR1000RR +1:20.511 15 Pegram Racing/LeoVince/American Honda 17 87 Taylor C Knapp Lapeer, MI Suzuki GSX-R1000 +1:20.680 14 Team Hotbodies Racing/Pirelli 18 341 Gary Mason Lichfield, United Kingdom Suzuki GSX-R1000 +1:20.777 13 Corona Extra Suzuki Racing 19 26 Brian Stokes Kingston, GA Yamaha YZF-R1 +1:27.624 12 Stargel/Castrol/Michelin 20 13 Cory West Eureka Springs, AR Suzuki GSX-R1000 24 Laps 11 HotBodies Racing/Motul/Leo Vince 21 44 John Haner Pearland, TX Suzuki GSX-R1000 +24.590 10 Millennium Tchnlgs/KWS Mtrsprts 22 61 Scott Jensen Phoenix, AZ Suzuki GSX-R1000 +26.867 9 GPR/Socal Trackdays/JC Motors 23 97 Scott E Carpenter Raleigh, NC Suzuki GSX-R1000 +1:03.647 8 RonAyers.com/KWS Mtrsprts 24 38 Dean Mizdal Huntington Beach, CA Suzuki GSX-R1000 +1:03.770 7 Star School/Airtech/EBC/Motul 25 18 Chris Ulrich Lake Elsinore, CA Suzuki GSX-R1000 DNS 0 Roadracingworld.com/Suzuki 26 16 Martin Craggill Chino, CA Suzuki GSX-R1000 DNS 0 HotBodies Rcng/Mat Mladin Mtrsprts 27 311 Roberto Pietri , Venezuela Suzuki GSX-R1000 DNS 0 PDV/Maltin Polar/CanTV/Roadracing World. RACE LENGTH: 25 laps on a 2.54 mile road course WINNER'S RACE TIME: 34:58.420 WINNER'S AVERAGE SPEED: 108.9 mph MARGIN OF VICTORY: 10.500 * LAP LEADER (earns 1 additional point) SERIES POINT STANDINGS POS. NAME HOMETOWN WINS POINTS POS. NAME HOMETOWN WINS POINTS 1 Ben Spies Longview, TX 10 625 11 Steve Rapp Santa Clarita, CA 0 314 2 Mathew Mladin Henderson, NV 7 605 12 Jake Holden Eatonville, WA 0 286 3 Miguel Duhamel Las Vegas, NV 0 496 13 Jason Curtis Santa Clarita, CA 0 241 4 Aaron W Yates Milledgeville, GA 0 451 14 Eric C Wood Ashburnham, MA 0 240 5 Neil Hodgson Onchan, Isle Of Man, 0 440 15 Matt D Lynn Ball Ground, GA 0 235 6 Tommy Hayden Owensboro, KY 0 430 16 Roger Lee Hayden Owensboro, KY 0 178 7 Jake P Zemke Paso Robles, CA 1 424 17 Scott Jensen Phoenix, AZ 0 174 8 Jason R Pridmore Ventura, CA 0 374 18 Akira Tamitsuji Vista, CA 0 172 9 Ben D Bostrom Las Vegas, NV 0 364 19 Cory West Eureka Springs, AR 0 161 10 Larry Pegram Baltimore, OH 0 331 20 Dean Mizdal Huntington Beach, CA 0 140 MANUFACTURER POINT STANDINGS 1. Suzuki (644) 2. Honda (518) 3. Ducati (467) 4. Kawasaki (450) 5. Yamaha (152) ATTENDANCE: -not available- NEXT EVENT: Road Atlanta - Braselton, GA - Sepetmber 3, 2006 15:49:33 September 03, 2006 AMA Pro Racing Timing & Scoring Services page 1.
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