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Roger Heemsbergen took the holeshot and led every lap of the Evan Steel Performance race, setting fast time on Lap 11 of 12 and the only rider in the 1:08's on the weekend. Heemsbergen also won Formula 40.

Wyatt Ferguson continues his streak, taking the win in both Middleweight classes. Art Johnson is close and needs to find a way to stay with his rival. In the amateur ranks, Alexis Barraza got his first two wins in ASMA action. 

Sean Ungvarsky is starting to show the speed that gained him national attention as a KTM rider in the MotoAmerica Junior Cup class in 2018. Ungvarsky pulled away from another racer finding his speed, Kevin Edgington and Charles Silver, turning a new 400 lap record, a  1:14.304,  enroute to winning the overall and 500Cup.  Edgington earlier in the day had beaten Ungvarsky in the Lightweight Grand Prix class by Reparto Veloce. 

We saw the return of Mikey Shreve,  5 time #1 plate holder, although he was on an R3, riding with his son Jayden in February. But this week we saw both father and son race the Lightweight Grand Prix by Reparto Veloce, with Mikey taking 6th in the Expert class and Jayden getting a podium in 3rd. The younger Shreve made steady progress in his first race weekend, dropping 5 seconds a lap each day and getting a win in the Dori Joe Farm Ultralight Grand Prix.  

Eduardo took the win in the 350 Superbike class over Mikey Shreve, and backed that up with a win over Cody Hoobler in the Dori Joe Farm Ultralight Grand Prix. His Fast by Few motor has kept him equal with the R3's on the straights, impressive.