Road Racing
FIM NORTH AMERICAN ROAD RACING CHAMPIONSHIP
ROUND 7 / AUGUST 10-11, 2019
SONOMA RACEWAY / SONOMA, CALIFORNIA
P84
Landers had to fight for it in
race two, as Olmedo refused
to give up and led until the last
two corners before Landers
pounced at the chicane. Two
second places signaled the El
Salvador rider's progress in a se-
ries that's been overshadowed
by Lander's dominance.
LIQUI MOLY JUNIOR CUP
Fourteen-year-old Rocco
Landers (Ninja400R.com/Nor-
ton Motorsports/Dr Farr Kawa-
saki Ninja 400) continued his
impeccable run of form with two
wins over pole sitter Kevin Olm-
edo (Altus Motorsports Kawasaki
Ninja 400).
IIIMY OWN RACE:
just keep up with him and stay behind him
really close to make a pass. It was pre y
much a lonely race at the end. I just took it
home, and I'm really happy."
1 ANDREW LEE
1ST STOCK 1000
"The Franklin Armory/Graves Kawasaki
crew has been working really hard lately,
ge ng a bike underneath me that I can
go out there and ride to my full poten al
today," Andrew Lee said. "The bike was just
feeling really great. I got a good start, and I
knew these guys were going to be breathing
down my neck. A er qualifying, I felt like
I had some pre y good pace underneath
me. I was looking at the pit board and I was
like, man. The grip wasn't great for me. I
was just clicking my markers and ge ng lap
in, lap out, just trying to stay consistent. I'm
just happy to come away with three wins in
a row. So, hopefully, moving forward we can
keep it going."
99 PJ JACOBSEN
3-1 SUPERSPORT
"Right from the beginning with the bike
I felt really good," PJ Jacobsen said a er
race two. "It was weird. In the beginning,
everyone was running low '40s, high '39s.
The pace was really slow. When that was
happening, I felt really good. So I just
wanted to move to the front. I haven't
PJ Jacobsen (99) hit
the front in race two
and seared away to a
commanding win.
Rocco Landers
(97) took another
double win in
the Junior Cup.
Someone get
this kid back
to Europe!
