ROUND 4 / JUNE 26-28, 2026
RIDGE MOTORSPORTS PARK / SHELTON, WASHINGTON
ROAO RACE I MOTOAMERICA AMA/FIM NORTH AMERICAN ROAD RACING CHAMPIONSHIP
P84
for a shortened 10-lap restart.
Yaakov again led the field
away, but Binder produced one
of the rides of the season, slic-
ing through the pack to join the
leaders before
the opening lap
was complete. Herrin seized the
lead on lap two and, despite a
brief scare after running wide
at turn 13, responded by dra
-
matically increasing his pace.
The Ducati rider
capped off a
commanding performance with
a stunning 1:57.827 on the final
lap, defeating Binder by 2.5
seconds. Yaakov completed the
podium, ahead of BPR Racing
Yamaha's Brenden Ketelsen and
qualifying left his Celtic/Economy
Lube + Tire/Warhorse Ducati
badly damaged, forcing him to
start from the back of the grid.
The original start lasted
less than a lap before a heavy
collision involving MP13
Racing's Avery Dreher and Altus
Motorsports rider Torin Collins
brought out the red flag. Both
riders were taken to the hospital,
with Dreher suffering a broken
leg and Collins a broken neck;
the Canadian also stated via his
Instagram account he's currently
lost feeling in his right arm.
A heavy downpour followed
the incident, setting the stage
Supersport
Josh Herrin completed a per-
fect Supersport weekend at
Ridge
Motorsports Park, the
Rahal Ducati Moto with Des-
nuda Organic Tequila rider
claiming
both race victories to
significantly strengthen his title
challenge.
Saturday's opening race began
in wet and chaotic conditions
after Rahal Ducati Moto with
Droplight rider Kayla Yaakov
secured her third pole position
of the season in qualifying.
Championship leader Darryn
Binder, meanwhile, faced an
uphill battle after a heavy crash in
Like the Daytona 200, it was all looking
so good for PJ Jacobsen (15) as he
disappeared way out in front in race
one until he crashed out while holding
a comfortable lead.
