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MotoAmerica: New Jersey Superbike/Superstock 1000 Race One Results

Superstock 1000 championship clinched, Superbike title still up for grabs

September 13, 2015

Earlier today at New Jersey Motorsports Park, Yamaha unveiled its 60th Anniversary yellow-and-black racing livery. Josh Hayes would go on to win the first Superbike race of the day, with Cameron Beaubier second.

Position	Rider	Class
1	Josh Hayes	Superbike
2	Cameron Beaubier	Superbike
3	Roger Hayden	Superbike
4	Jake Gagne	Superstock 1000
5	Kyle Wyman	Superstock 1000
6	Joshua Day	Superstock 1000
7	Taylor Knapp	Superstock 1000
8	Danny Eslick	Superstock 1000
9	Shane Narbonne	Superstock 1000
10	Geoff May	Superbike
11	Steve Rapp	Superstock 1000
12	Mark Heckles	Superstock 1000
13	Chris Ulrich	Superbike
14	Elena Myers	Superbike
15	Jordan Szoke	Superstock 1000
16	Frankie Babuska	Superstock 1000
17	Anthony Kosinski	Superstock 1000
18	Tyler O'Hara	Superstock 1000
19	Chris Fillmore	Superbike
20	Josh Chisum	Superstock 1000
21	Barrett Long	Superstock 1000
22	Walt Sipp	Superstock 1000
23	Jeremy Cook	Superstock 1000
24	Jake Lewis	Superbike

The first Superbike/ Superstock 1000 race was red flagged twice due to intermittent rainfall and eventually cut short. Hayden lead early in each portion of the race, but was eventually relegated to third. After that, Hayes and Beaubier traded the lead, with Hayes very clearly not wanting to let Beaubier to get out front and open up a gap.

Beaubier needs to finish third or better in the second race to win the first MotoAmerica Superbike title.

With his win in the Superstock 1000 class in race one, Jake Gagne claimed the first-ever MotoAmerica Superstock 1000 title.