- Mladin was on fire this weekend, leaving the competition in his exhaust trails. - Barber
- Ben Bostrom came out on tops in the Supersport race at Laguna.
- Corona Extra Honda's Jake Holden lets it rip after winning the Superstock race in a nail-biter over Aaron Yates. - Infineon
- Michael Barnes is back with a new team, riding STK with the Celtic Suzuki squad - Daytona
- Ben Bostrom took the checkers at Daytona by a slim marging - Daytona
- Ben Bostrom fought for the lead with Herrin - Daytona
- Chaz Davies is back for 2008 riding on the Attack Kawasaki ZX-6R in the Supersport and Formula Xtreme classes - Daytona
- Josh Herrin was very impressive on the Graves Yamaha Supersport - Daytona
- Herrin showed why he took the checkers at last year's SS finale - Daytona
- The Supersport win was decided by 0.012 - Daytona
- A large contingent of Kawasakis were strong in SS, but not strong enough to unseat the front-running Yamahas - Daytona
- Blake Young started out strong on the M4 EMGO Suzuki, taking the early lead in STK - Daytona
- Suzuki rider took the top 12 spots in STK, with Jordan Suzuki's Yates and May sharing the rostrum with M4 EMGO's Blake Young - Daytona
- Rain clouds threatened, but the track stayed dry for the season SS and STK openers - Daytona
- Aaron Yates grabbed the lead and held on for the final laps en route to what promises to be many STK victories in 2008 - Daytona
- Yates is the favorite for the 2008 Superstock title - Daytona
- Young was leading the Jordan Suzukis for most of the first half of the race - Daytona
- Although Bostrom blocked him at the finish, the two Yamaha riders made nice after the race - Daytona
- AMA Roadracer Michael Beck earned top ten finishes in both the Formula Xtreme and Supersport classes at Laguna Seca.
- Aaron Yates is back in 2008 aboard the Jordan Suzuki GSX-R1000.
- The three-way battle for the victory left the crowd of over 46,000 at the Red Bull U.S. Grand Prix wondering which of the talented Rookies would come out on top.
- Geoff May has switched from M4 EMGO Suzuki to Jordan Suzuki.
- Jake Zemke made it three Formula Xtreme victories in a row with his win at Infineon. - Infineon
- Aaron Yates takes the Superstock win at Mid-Ohio
- AMA Pro Racing awarded Graves Motorsports Yamaha rider Tommy Aquino with 2008 AMA Road Race Rookie of the Year honors.
- The Attack Kawasaki team takes care of Chaz Davies' 2008 Kawasaki ZX-6R during the 08 Daytona 200.
- A new Rolex and a hot blonde on each arm - this racing stuff ain't bad, sometimes. - Barber
- Chaz Davies takes the inside line. - Barber
- Josh Hayes dices with the Attack Kawasaki. - Barber
- The Attack Kawasaki team of Chaz Davies and Steve Rapp grabbed the third and fifth spots respectively in Birmingham. - Barber
- American Honda's Miguel Duhamel worked his way to a sixth-place finish in Race 1 and an eighth-place finish in Race 2. - Barber
- Josh Herrin, Ben Bostrom and Jake Zemke on the Supersport podium - Barber
- The Yoshimura Suzuki team snatched all three podium positions in Race 2. - Barber
- There was plenty of Yoshimura Blue near the front of every Superbike race. - Barber
- Mat Mladin graced the top step of the podium in Race 1 while Yamaha's Jason DiSalvo finished a strong second. - Barber
- With its abundance of curves, riders stay on the edge of their tires for much of the race at Barber. - Barber
- Mat Mladin celebrates win 66 - Barber
- Barber Motorsports Superstock podium saw Aaron Yates, Jake Holden and Roadracingworld.com's Chris Ulrich.
- Weather was a concern before the race, but come Sunday conditions were almost ideal for racing. - Barber
- Eric Bostrom was unable to fend off the advance of Yates - Laguna Seca
- Martin Cardenas celebrates his Formula Xtreme podium with a swig - Barber
- Canadian Superbike Champion Jordan Szoke will ride in the AMA Superbike contest at Laguna Seca for Monster Energy Kawasaki.
- Attack Kawasaki's Chaz Davies rode to an impressive second place finish in the Daytona 200.
- Erion Honda's Josh Hayes took his first-ever Daytona 200 win.
- Yamaha's Jason Disalvo finished third in the Superbike race - Daytona
- Birmingham was the place to be this past weekend as the racing action heated up the Barber track.
- American Honda had a Daytona to forget. Starting with the disqualification of Miguel Duhamel after he swapped to his back-up bike following the first lap of the Daytona 200.
- Attack Kawasaki's Chaz Davies runs off into the gravel during FX practice.
- Rockwall Honda's Aaron Gobert proved to be the man when the pavement was wet in Pro Honda Oils Supersport.
- Erion Honda's Josh Hayes.
- Foremost Insurance Leo Vince Ducati's Larry Pegram was third in the Formula Xtreme race at Road America.
- Attack Kawasaki's Steve Rapp.
- Erion Honda's Jake Zemke passes Attack Kawasaki's Chaz Davies in practice.
- Leandro Mercado of Argentina (center) won the seven-lap Red Bull AMA U.S. Rookies Cup race from Road America in Elkhart Lake, Wisconsin.
- Red Bull AMA U.S. Rookies Cup racing action at Road America.
- Yamaha's Eric Bostrom during Superbike qualifying.
- Monster Energy Kawasaki's Jamie Hacking.
- American Honda's Neil Hodgson.
- Rockstar Makita Yoshimura Suzuki's Mat Mladin.
- Rockstar Makita Suzuki's Mat Mladin finally got a win on Sunday.
- Rockstar Makita Yoshimura Suzuki's Ben Spies.
- Rockstar Makita Yoshimura Suzuki's Ben Spies leads the pack into Turn 8 at Road America.
- Graves Motorsports Yamaha's Ben Bostrom.
- Graves Motorsports Yamaha rider Josh Herrin struggled at Road America.
- Erion Honda's Jake Zemke looking for a way past Graves Motorsports Yamaha's Ben Bostrom.
- It's been a rainy racing weekend at Road America as M4 EMGO Suzuki's Blake Young demonstrates.
- M4 EMGO Suzuki's Blake Young won his first-ever AMA Superstock race at Road America.
- M4 EMGO Suzuki's Blake Young won in his home state of Wisconsin.
- Fontana test images.
- There was still snow on the peaks for February's Fontana test.
- Atlas is on the gas at Fontana.
- Cycle News’ Steve Atlas will carry the motojourno hopes in the upcoming Daytona 200.
- Ben Bostrom flogs the 2008 Yamaha R1 around the Fontana circuit.
- Eric Bostrom will carry the Tuning Fork hopes in the Superbike class.
- Matsushima Suzuki's Danny Eslick rode his GSX-R600 to an 8th-place finish. - Fontana
- Jake Zemke held off teammate Josh Hayes for the victory in California. - Fontana
- The Fontana Formula Xtreme podium - Hayes, Zemke, and Pegram. - Fontana
- Jamie Hacking is focusing solely on Superbike this year.
- Josh Hayes is back once again on the FX Honda CBR600RR.
- Neil Hodgson is glad to be back in the thick of competition.
- Neil Hodgson turns some Fontana test laps.
- The Monster Energy Kawasaki boys are getting ready for the 2008 opener.
- Miguel Duhamel rode hard and finished Race 1 on Saturday in seventh place. - Fontana
- Neil Hodgson lost out on a podium position in Race 1 when Tommy Hayden snuck past on Lap 22. - Fontana
- Jamie Hacking and Jason DiSalvo dice it out in Race 2. - Fontana
- Tommy Hayden and Neil Hodgson try to close the gap. - Fontana
- It was an all Rockstar Makita Yoshimura Suzuki at Auto Club Speedway.
- The Rockstar Yoshimura Suzuki team figures to retain its powerhouse status.
- Defending AMA Superbike champion Ben Spies was unstoppable aboard his Rockstar Makita Yoshimura Suzuki in Superbike Race 1.
- Spies lets the champagne fly after a hard-fought double podium weekend in California. - Fontana
- Monster Energy Kawasaki's Jamie Hacking struggled with grip all during the 28-lap race at Auto Club Speedway.
- Graves Motorsports Yamaha rider Ben Bostrom would win Sunday's AMA Pro Honda Oils Supersport race. Erion Honda's Jake Zemke finished second followed by Bostrom's teammate Josh Herrin.
- B-Boz held off Erion Honda's Jake Zemke for the Supersport victory Sunday. - Fontana
- Josh Hayes and Chaz Davies power through the turn. - Fontana
- Josh Herrin followed up his victory at Barber with another podium finish at Fontana. - Fontana
- Herrin douses Zemke with a little bubbly while Ben Bostrom soaks in the satisfaction of sitting atop the Supersport podium. - Fontana.
- Attack Kawasaki's Steve Rapp takes an unscheduled shortcut through the turn. - Fontana
- Corona Honda's Jake Holden battled Robertino Pietri and Aaron Yates for much of the race before securing the victory. - Fontana
- Suzuki's Robertino Pietri rode well in the Superstock race and barely missed out on a podium finish. - Fontana
- Yamaha pits at chilly February Fontana Test.
- Aaron Yates came on strong toward the end of 2007, can the Jordan team take that next leap in 2008?
- Hacking missed out on his seventh consecutive podium by less than a tenth - Laguna Seca
- Monster Kawasaki ace Jamie Hacking finished 5th.
- Tommy Hayden scores another podium in Superbike aboard the strong Rockstar Makita Yoshimura Suzuki - Barber
- Erion Racing Honda's Josh Hayes picked up his first Daytona 200 victory.
- Erion Honda's Josh Hayes was disqualified after his Daytona 200 victory when his CBR600RR was found to be illegal after it's post race inspection by the AMA.
- Josh Hayes (1) leads Jake Zemke during the Formula Xtreme final at Mid-Ohio
- Josh Herrin turned the tables on teammate Ben Bostrom with a last lap pass for the victory in Supersport.
- Neil Hodgson is still developing the Honda into a podium threat, with a fifth-place finish in the second Barber Superbike race - Barber
- Corona Honda's Jake Holden rode a very strong Barber race, actually leading before falling to Yates for a second-place finish - Barber
- Corona Honda's Jake Holden nabbed the teams first victory aboard the all-new CBR1000RR.
- The Red Bull AMA US Rookies Cup Selection Event is taking place at Barber Motorsports Park, with more than 50 young riders vying for a spot to compete in the 2009 US Rookies Cup.
- Rookies Cup Indy test.
- E-Boz battles it out with Jamie Hacking during AMA Superbike's Race 2. - Infineon
- Erion Honda's Jake Zemke took Sunday's Formula Xtreme race and was joined on the podium by Steve Rapp and Josh Hayes. - Infineon
- Erion Honda's Jake Zemke beat his teammate Josh Hayes by just 0.067 seconds in Saturday's 17-lap Formula Xtreme race.
- Monster Energy Kawasaki's Jamie Hacking got a double dose of the podium in Sonoma, finishing third in both Superbike races. - Infineon
- Yoshimura Suzuki finished 1-2 while Monster Energy Kawasaki gobbled up the third slot on the podium. - Infineon
- Eric Bostrom leads the pack into the turn with a runaway freight train hot on his heels. - Infineon
- The AMA Superbike Race 2 podium looked exactly like Race 1's, with Spies 1st, Mladin 2nd and Hacking 3rd. - Infineon
- Jordan Suzuki's Aaron Yates keeps the pressure on. - Infineon
- Early leader Leandro Mercado before he highsided himself off his KTM RC 125 race bike.
- Benny Solis, Jr. (center), from North Hollywood, Calif., won the Red Bull AMA U.S. Rookies Cup race at Infineon Raceway on Sunday.
- Monster Energy Kawasaki's Jamie Hacking stood atop the podium for the first time in Superbike Race 1 at Infineon.
- Graves Motorsports Yamaha Ben Bostrom has been a blur all season long.
- Matsushima Suzuki's Danny Eslick got the holeshot in the 17-lap Supersport race.
- Josh Herrin tucks in behind Danny Eslick as they snake through a turn. - Infineon
- When the tire smoke settled in Sonoma, it was Graves Motorsports' Ben Bostrom who earned the hard-fought Supersport win. - Infineon
- Catch me - if you can! - Infineon
- Corona Extra Honda Racing's Jake Holden gave Honda their second-ever Superstock win at Infineon Raceway on Sunday.
- Joining Jake Holden on the podium at Infineon were Jordan Suzuki's Aaron Yates and Geoff May. - Infineon
- Mat Mladin takes a win at Mid-Ohio
- Josh Hayes Formula Xtreme - Miller Motorsports Park
- Larry Pegram Formula Xtreme - Miller Motorsports Park
- Formula Xtreme racing action - Miller Motorsports Park
- Formula Xtreme - Miller Motorsports Park
- American Honda's Neil Hodgson - Miller Motorsports Park
- Yoshimura Suzuki's Mat Mladin - Miller Motorsports Park
- AMA Superbike podium - Miller Motorsports Park
- AMA Superbike - Miller Motorsports Park
- AMA Superbike Race 1 - Miller Motorsports Park
- AMA Superbike - Makita Suzuki's Ben Spies - Miller Motorsports Park
- Ben Spies during AMA Superbike Race 2 - Miller Motorsports Park
- Graves Yamaha Supersport rider Ben Bostrom - Miller Motorsports Park
- Corona Honda's Jake Holden - Miller Motorsports Park
- Jordan Suzuki's Geoff May - Miller Motorsports Park
- Jordan Suzuki rider Aaron Yates - Miller Motorsports Park
- Monster Kawasaki's Jamie Hacking - Miller Motorsports Park
- Mladin had Spies beat on a track that has favored the young Texan - Laguna Seca
- The Superbike win give Mladin the momentum back - Laguna Seca
- Mladin now has a 36-point advantage to make up for his unprecedented seventh Superbike crown - Laguna Seca
- Mat Mladin raced to his 65th career victory at Barber - Barber Race 1
- Yoshimura Suzuki rider Mat Mladin claimed his 64th career victory in the AMA Superbike final at Daytona.
- Makita Suzuki's Mat Mladin - Miller Motorsports Park
- Will the Yoshimura streak of podiums be broken this year? Not if these two have anything to say about it. - Barber
- The heat is on Ben Spies in the Superbike class - Barber
- Larry Pegra ends up with a podium finish aboard his Ducati 848 at the Daytona 200.
- Miguel Duhamel and Jason DiSalvo would dice it out all day, with the advantage going to DiSalvo in Race 1 while Duhamel finished stronger in Race 2.
- Tommy Hayden held off Yamaha's Jason DiSalvo for a podium position in the first Superbike race.
- Josh Hayes has been on a tear recently, winning the Formula Xtreme and Supersport races in Atlanta.
- Jordan Suzuki's Geoff May won the race, but Aaron Yates won the Superstock title after finishing in second place.
- Mladin tied Spies' record for consecutive AMA Superbike victories with his seventh win in a row.
- Riders snake through the bends of the Road Atlanta course.
- The Supersport podium included winner Josh Hayes, runner-up Jake Zemke and third-place finisher Ben Bostrom.
- The Honda's looked strong in the Supersport race, with Hayes winning the race while Zemke finished in second.
- Aaron Yates captured the AMA Superstock Series with a valiant ride in front of his hometown fans on Sunday at Road Atlanta in Braselton, Georgia.
- Bridesmaid no more, Jake Zemke won the 2008 AMA Formula Xtreme championship in an epic battle with Josh Hayes.
- Jake the Snake Zemke gettin' ir done at Road Atlanta.
- Just when it looked like Mladin was unbeatable, Ben Spies came out and smoked him in Race 2 to solidify his grip on the championship.
- Spies had a bumpy ride in Race 1 and had to do everything within his power to finish in second place.
- A Superstock podium finisher during last year's AMA SB Road America round, privateer Suzuki rider Scott Jensen will ride the upcoming WSB Miller round as a wild card.
- Ben Spies will focus entirely on defending his Superbike championship in 2008 - Fontana Test.
- Cycle News' Steve Atlas made the most of his opportunity to ride for the Corona Racing team with an outstanding top ten finish.
- The Yoshimura/Rockstar/Makita Suzuki team dominated the first round of the AMA Superbike series with Ben Spies (left) and Mat Mladin going 1-2.
- Herrin jumps out to the front in Supersport - Barber
- Geoff May wins his first career AMA Superstock race - Miller Motorsports Park
- Rookies Cup Indy test.
- Aaron Yates scored a big podium finish for the satellite Jordan Suzuki squad - Laguna Seca
- Jake Zemke got back to his winning ways with an FX win at Barber.
- Jake Zemke got back to the winner's circle with an FX victory - Barber
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