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2010 AMA Pro Road Racing - Virginia Photo Gallery

J.D. Beach (#73) continued his winning ways at Virginia and blasted ahead of the competition in the first SuperSport contest.

See photos of the AMA Pro Road Racing action at Virginia International Raceway in the 2010 AMA Pro Road Racing - Virginia photo gallery.

Huntley Nash (#75) took third across the finish line after being passed by Joey Pascarella (#25).

Huntley Nash (#75) finished just 0.706 seconds behind Pascarella in third while his teammate, Tomas Puerta (#12), came in fourth.

SuperSport Race 1 Podium at Virginia (from left to right): Joey Pascarella, J.D. Beach and Huntley Nash.

Daytona SprtBike Race 1 Podium at VIR (from left to right): Martn Cardenas, Bobby Fong and Danny Eslick.

Danny Eslick (#1) took an early lead in the first DSB race at Virginia ahead of Tommy Aquino (#6) and Bobby Fong (#30).

On Lap 16 Bobby Fong (#30) successfully made a pass on Tommy Aquino (#6) to move into second-place.

Just over half a second separated Cardenas (#36) and Fong (#30) as they headed into the final lap.

Before the red flag was issued P.J. Jacobsen (#54) had the early lead with Danny Eslick (#1) and Tommy Aquino (#6) not too far behind.

Despite being passed by Hayden (#22) at the line, Bostrom (#155) moved up to fourth in the championship ahead of Larry Pegram.

Ben Bostrom (#155) assumed the lead on the final lap ahead of Tommy Hayden (#22).

Suzuki's Tommy Hayden (#22) never let up and took a victory in Race 1 ahead of Ben Bostrom (#155) by just five-thousandths of a second.

Tommy Hayden (#22) managed to take the lead ahead of Josh Hayes (#4) and Ben Bostrom (#155) in the final laps of Race 1.

After winning the first race at VIR, Tommy Hayden remains just 1 point behind Josh Hayes in the championship.

American SuperBike Race 1 Podium at VIR (from left to right): Ben Bostrom, Tommy Hayden and Josh Hayes.

The start of Race 1 at Virginia International Raceway in American Superbike.

In the second SuperSport contest J.D. Beach (#73) took the win ahead of Huntley Nash (#75) by more than five seconds.

J.D. Beach (#73) set an extremely fast pace throughout the entire race that no one else could challenge.

J.D. Beach clenched the double victory on Sunday at VIR, and currently leads the SS Championship by 67 points.

J.D. Beach celebrates his second victory at Virginia International Raceway with a burnout session.

Huntley Nash (#75) had the lead early in the second race but it was red-flagged on the opening lap.

SuperSport Race 2 Podium at VIR (from left to right): Huntley Nash, J.D. Beach and Dustin Dominguez.

Daytona SportBike Race 2 Podium at VIR (from left to right): Steve Rapp, Josh Herrin and Danny Eslick.

Danny Eslick (#1) broke into the lead on the final lap with Cory West (#57) and Josh Herrin (#8) close behind.

Danny Eslick's (#1) lead at VIR didn't last long with Ducati's Steve Rapp (#15) and Yamaha's Josh Herrin (#8) both making it around the Suzuki rider.

In the final seconds Herrin (#8) managed to jockey himself into the lead across the finish line ahead of Steve Rapp (#15) by a mere 0.174 seconds.

In the end it was Josh Herrin (#8) at the finish line ahead of Steve Rapp (#15) and Danny Eslick (#1).

The second DSB contest was another two-part affair with the original race being red-flagged due to rain.

Ben Bostrom (#155) and Josh Hayes (#4) congratulating each other after Race 2 at VIR.

Team Graves Yamaha's Josh Hayes (#4) won by more than seven seconds ahead of Ben Bostrom (#155) in Race 2 at VIR.

Yamaha's Josh Hayes (#4) took position at the front of the field in the opening laps and was followed by Rockstar Makita Suzuki’s Tommy Hayden (#22) and Pat Clark Motorsports' Ben Bostrom (#155).

With his win Josh Hayes has increased his lead in the championship to 11 points over Hayden, who rounded out the podium in third.

American SuperBike Race 2 Podium at VIR (from left to right): Ben Bostrom, Josh Hayes and Tommy Hayden.

Jake Holden (#3) took a third-place finish at VIR behind Danny Eslick and Travis Wyman.