ROAD RACING
NORTH AMERICAN ROAD RACING CHAMPIONSHIP
ROUND 6 / JULY 12-14, 2019
LAGUNA SECA / MONTEREY, CALIFORNIA
P76
leads at 106 over Beauchamp at
88 and Alex Dumas at 82. CN
Superbike
Race One
1. Toni Elias (Suz)
2. Garrett Gerloff (Yam)
3. Cameron Beaubier (Yam)
4. JD Beach (Yam)
5. Jake Lewis (Suz)
Race Two
1. Garrett Gerloff (Yam)
2. Toni Elias (Suz)
3. Cameron Beaubier (Yam)
4. Josh Herrin (Suz)
5. JD Beach (Yam)
training a lot. I'm training really
hard with my buddy Garrett Gerl-
off, even though I haven't been
at the MotoAmerica races in a
couple of years. I live down in
Texas right next to him, so we've
been training hard. I'm hoping
I get more opportunities in the
future to show my talent to the
paddock."
Fourth at Laguna Seca went
to Draik Beauchamp (AP Mo-
toArts Yamaha FZ-07), with the
top five rounded out by Kris
Turner (RiderzLaw Racing Suzuki
SV650).
In the championship, Barnes
Frenchak (DougieFresh Racing
Kawasaki ZX-10R) and George
Myshlyaye (Team Motoroso.com
Kawasaki ZX-10R) rounding out
the top 10.
In the championship, Lee
leads at 124 to Mesa's 113, with
Michael Gilbert moving into third
overall with 78 points.
Twins Cup
Kaleb De Keyrel
(1833Cjknows/Roaring Toyz
Yamaha FZ-07) won a thrilling
Twins Cup race at Laguna Seca,
marking his first national cham-
pionship victory.
De Keyrel came out on top af-
ter a race-long battle with ever-
green Michael Barnes (Quarter-
ley Racing Ducati Monster 797)
and Utah winner Alex Dumas
(Roadracing World Young Guns
Suzuki SV650), spectacularly
backing his Yamaha into Lagu-
na's turn two to pull clear of the
charging Barnes.
"I knew we would have a de-
cent bike coming here," said De
Keyrel. "It would just be fine-tun-
ing it for the track. But I've been
Kaleb De Keyrel
was spectacular in
his first Twins Cup
race win.
