ROAD RACE
ROUND 3 / MAY 1, 2016
MILLVILLE, NEW JERSEY / NEW JERSEY MOTORSPORTS PARK
P66
MOTOAMERICA AMA/FIM NORTH AMERICAN ROAD RACING CHAMPIONSHIP
straightaway which wasn't the
ideal thing, but that's what hap-
pened and it worked."
Race two went to Barry over
Paasch with Josh Serne taking
third.
"I was thankful for the rain
today," Barry said. "In the dry I
just wasn't getting it because the
draft was killing me. With my size,
I can maybe get a little better grip
in the corners in the wet."
In the title chase, Paasch
holds a 12-point advantage with
90 points over Mazziotto III on
78 with Barry third on 60.
Yates, Brandon Altmeyer and
Jody Barry. The top five were
covered by just 0.315 seconds.
"My first thought was to get
out front and just go," Paasch
said. "I knew it wasn't going to
work after a couple of laps. I
kept trying, but then I was like,
'I don't know why I'm doing this.'
I just fell back and stayed back
there in fourth, fifth for a little bit
and the last couple of laps I just
started making moves because I
knew I had to be at least second
coming out on the straightaway.
I wound up leading onto the
would turn the tables for his first
win of the season to head Andy
DiBrino (ICON/Motosport.com/
DiBrino Racing Yamaha) and JC
Camacho on the Altus Motors-
ports Yamaha.
Prince now leads the stand-
ings with 81 points to Mamola's
72 with DiBrino third on 52.
KTM RC CUP
The usual madness of the KTM
RC Cup was on display at New
Jersey, with Brandon Paasch
taking the race-one win ahead
of Anthony Mazziotto III, Ashton
Doesn't matter if it's wet or dry,
the RC Cup finishes are always
this close. This time it went to
Barry (717) in race two.
