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MotoAmerica: New Jersey Superbike/Superstock 1000 Race Two Results

First-ever MotoAmerica Superbike Champion crowned

September 14, 2015

Josh Hayes admitted that he didn't think he had the chance to win today at New Jersey, but in the end was able to get the best of Cameron Beaubier and Roger Hayden, the latter still fighting to give Suzuki its first win of the 2015 season. Unfortunately for Hayes, Beaubier's third place finish in race two (note results below are for combined Superbike/ Superstock 1000 classes, which are scored separately) was enough to earn him the first-ever MotoAmerica Superbike championship title.

Position	Rider	Class	Gap
1	Josh Hayes	Superbike	-
2	Roger Hayden	Superbike	.044
3	Jake Gagne	Superstock 1000	11.492
4	Taylor Knapp	Superstock 1000	20.263
5	Joshua Day	Superstock 1000	20.800
6	Cameron Beaubier	Superbike	23.366
7	Kyle Wyman	Superstock 1000	28.257
8	Danny Eslick	Superstock 1000	30.818
9	Chris Ulrich	Superbike	35.121
10	Chris Fillmore	Superbike	40.003
11	Steve Rapp	Superstock 1000	41.820
12	Mark Heckles	Superstock 1000	48.533
13	Geoff May	Superbike	53.265
14	Anthony Kosinski	Superstock 1000	80.298
15	Barrett Long	Superstock 1000	1 Lap
16	Tyler O’Hara	Superstock 1000	1 Lap
17	Walt Sipp	Superstock 1000	1 Lap
18	Elena Myers	Superbike	3 Laps
19	Jeremy Cook	Superstock 1000	4 Laps
20	Shane Narbonne	Superstock 1000	DNF
21	Frankie Babuska	Superstock 1000	DNF
22	Jordan Szoke	Superstock 1000	DNF
23	Josh Chisum	Superstock 1000	DNF
24	Jake Lewis	Superbike	DNS

Josh Hayes and Roger Hayden battled all race long, while Cameron Beaubier dropped back behind a trio of Superstock 1000 riders (but still third in the Superbike class) to earn his first Superbike title.

After the race, Beaubier admitted that it’s likely he’ll stay in the States for the 2016 season.