The Oregon Bike Highway Racing Affiliation (OMRRA) accomplished the 2022 season final weekend [September 24-25 at Portland International Raceway] with good climate and monitor situations. Whereas some general and sophistication championships had been already determined, there was loads of {hardware} nonetheless up for grabs. OMRRA continues to work carefully with WMRRA (Washington Bike Highway Racing Affiliation) to create high-quality racing for racers and spectators alike. Spherical Six was no completely different with many WMRRA racers exhibiting as much as take dwelling some OMRRA trophies.
The star of the weekend was certainly Kevin Pinkstaff aboard his Zlock Racing Kawasaki ZX-10R with Pirelli tires. Kevin was topped the champion of OMRRA’s Moneywell Lending Title Championship, so the #1 plate can be simple to seek out subsequent yr connected to the fluorescent Zlock livery. Along with the OMRRA #1 Kevin additionally secured the WMRRA #1 plate for 2022, making him the king of Northwest street racing this yr!
OMRRA’s Clubman Championship, sponsored by MotoCorsa, totals the factors from every racer’s prime two lessons in a full-club hunt for the #1c plate. With the season carried out and dusted, the highest 5 finishers within the Clubman Championship are: Alex Taylor, Nathan Aldrich, Jon Campbell, Joe Pittman, and Chase Farthing.
The Middleweight and Extremely-Light-weight races made for a few of the closest battles, with Taylor, Aldrich, Jacob Keiner, and Hannah Johnson swapping podium spots among the many six Middleweight races.
Within the 4 Extremely-Light-weight races, Paxton Grey and Austin McCabe dominated as soon as once more aboard their Grey Space Racing 2022 KTM RC 390s. McCabe leaves the weekend with two new lap data within the ULWSS and ULWGP lessons (1:19.957 and 1:20.205, resp.).
The 600 Supersport and Superbike races had been dominated by Andy DiBrino on his EDR-tuned KTM 890 Duke R, recent off a profitable season of Roland Sands Design (RSD) Tremendous Hooligan racing. Andy was adopted by Josh McKay and Micah Kudo all weekend with nice battles all through the 600 ranks.
The Langlitz Leathers Classic Championship chief Theis Corneliussen was again aboard his Yamaha RZ350, with some heavy competitors from a number of Honda RS125s piloted by Collin Spittal, Shannon Lang, and Rob Tatom.
OMRRA’s subsequent occasion would be the awards banquet in January, with racing returning in April of 2023.
OMRRA, integrated in 1972 as a non-profit, volunteer run group, has members ranging in age from 12 to over 70, racing bikes of many manufacturers, sizes and ages. OMRRA operates at Portland Worldwide Raceway, a metropolis park and world class monitor. For extra info, go to www.omrra.com and be a part of us at www.fb.com/omrra.racing and @omrra.pdx on social media.
Cash Effectively Lending Title Championship
1. Kevin Pinkstaff – 365pts
2. Kevin Obrien – 124pts
3. Andy DiBrino – 66pts
4. Abraham Balderas – 29pts
5. Christopher Ancien – 52pts
MotoCorsa Clubman Championship
1. Alex Taylor – 503pts
2. Nathan Aldrich – 379pts
3. Jon Campbell – 340pts
4. Joe Pittman – 301pts
5. Chase Farthing – 288pts
Langlitz Leathers Classic Championship
1. Theis Corneliussen -27pts
2. Rob Tatom – 18pts
3. Collin Spittal – 17pts
4. Shannon Lang – 13pts
5. Ryan Shanahan – 12pts
Particular person Race Outcomes from September 24-25, 2022 at Portland Worldwide Raceway:
