2019 MotoAmerica Twins Championship

Last updated June 03, 2023

Calendar and results

Round	Circuit	Date	Race 1 Winner	Race 2 Winner
1	Road Atlanta	April 5–7	Michael Barnes	Michael Barnes
	Circuit of the Americas	April 12–14	(No Event)	(No Event)
2	Virginia International Raceway	May 3–5	Chris Parrish	(No Event)
3	Road America	May 31-June 2	Draik Beauchamp	(No Event)
4	Utah Motorsports Campus	June 14–16	Alex Dumas	(No Event)
5	Laguna Seca	July 12–14	Kaleb De Keyrel	(No Event)
6	Sonoma Raceway	August 9–11	Alex Dumas	(No Event)
7	Pittsburgh International Race Complex	August 23–25	Alex Dumas	Alex Dumas
8	New Jersey Motorsports Park	September 6–8	Alex Dumas	(No Event)
9	Barber Motorsports Park	September 20–22	Chris Parrish	(No Event)

Teams and riders

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2020 Entry List
Team	Constructor	No.	Rider	Rounds
1833Cjknows/Roaring Toyz	Yamaha	251	Kaleb De Keyrel	5
2dags Racing	Suzuki	377	Dustin Walbon	1–3, 5, 7
419 Racing	Suzuki	592	Jon Crawford	1, 2, 7, 9
419 Racing	Suzuki	728	Jerry Reeves	1, 2, 7, 9
789 Racing	Suzuki	789	Steven Smith	1, 9
AGV Sport Monkey Moto	Ducati	921	Steven Shakespeare	3-8
Altus Motorsports	Yamaha	117	Austin Phillips	1
AP MotoArts	Yamaha	77	Draik Beauchamp	All
		107	Shawn Hill	1, 3, 7
		120	Cooper McDonald	1, 3-9
Arizona Speed Engineering	Kawasaki	183	Pete Murray	9
Autovest Suzuki	Suzuki	24	Joseph Blasius	All
Blue Line Racing	Suzuki	167	Anthony Marcinek	3, 7
Catalyst Reaction Suspension/FeelLikeAPro.com	Suzuki	215	Michael Kim	4, 5, 6
Center for Plastic Surgery Racing	Yamaha	532	Carl Price	All
Century Trucks & Vans	Suzuki	176	Shawn Adams	3-9
Century Trucks & Vans	Suzuki	177	Daniel Adams	All
Champ Racing	Suzuki	198	Jonathan Champ	3, 7
Champ Racing	Suzuki	416	Daniel Mataczynski	7
Chiefs Racing Team	Suzuki	996	Greg Reisinger	1, 2, 7, 9
Colin Chatterjie Racing	Suzuki	460	Colin Chatterjie	8
Conquest CBD/RiderzLaw Racing	Yamaha	213	Jason Madama	All
Copoulos Built RBoM Engineering	Suzuki	180	Curtis Murray	All
Crosslin Racing	Suzuki	409	Christian Crosslin	9
Crosslin Racing	Suzuki	428	Calvin Crosslin	7
D&D Cycles	Yamaha	117	Austin Phillips	1
Dairy Boys Racing	Suzuki	110	Tim Koebert	3
Danielle Diaz Racing	Kawasaki	86	Danielle Diaz	4, 5
Dustin Walbon Racing	Suzuki	377	Dustin Walbon	1–3, 5, 7
First XV Racing	Suzuki	771	Clifton Ramsdell	1-6
Ghetto Customs	Suzuki	1	Chris Parrish	All
Gino Angella Racing	Yamaha	231	Gino Angella	1–3, 5, 8, 9
Honos	Yamaha	71	Jorge Ehrenstein	5
Janglerracing	Suzuki	460	Colin Chatterjie	8
JB Racing/RBoM Engineering	Yamaha	121	Joseph Behlmann	9
KK47 Racing	Yamaha	473	Kris Lillegard	All
LWT Racer	Suzuki	429	Tyler Humphreys	8
		444	Doane Richardson	2
		600	Sam Wiest	2, 7, 8
		889	Sean Dougherty	2, 8
LWT RACING/BMG Motorsports	Suzuki	272	Brian McGlade	8
Metal Mulisha	Yamaha	175	Tyler Valentine	4
Metric Garage	Yamaha	127	Jim Whitten	All
MonkeyMoto/AGV Sport	Ducati	921	Steven Shakespeare	3-8
N2 Racing	Suzuki	642	Robert Cichielo Jr.	1–3, 7-9
N2/Escape Racing	Suzuki	298	Ned Brown	All
PlasticSurgeryRacing.com	Yamaha	532	Carl Price	All
Quarterley Racing	Ducati	111	Michael Barnes	All
R6 Graveyard	Suzuki	661	Randall Smith	1
RB Racing	Suzuki	171	Ray Hofman	1–3, 5, 7
RBoM Racing	Suzuki	119	Tyler Freeman	1, 2, 9
		180	Curtis Murray	All
		442	Gillis Glidewell	1, 2, 9
		615	Austin Miller	1, 2, 7, 9
		621	Chris Bays	1–5, 8
		18	Jackson Blackmon	8, 9
Ready To Ride	Suzuki	270	Ryne Snooks	2, 7, 8
RiderzLaw Racing	Suzuki	38	Kris Turner	1–7, 9
		303	Andrew Yzabal	4-6
		454	David Catalina	5, 6
Roadracing World Young Guns	Suzuki	16	Alex Dumas	All
Roaring Toyz/1-833-CJKNOWS	Yamaha	711	Robert Fisher	1, 2, 3, 5
Roaring Toyz/1-833-CJKNOWS	Yamaha	251	Kaleb De Keyrel	5
Ruthless Racing	Yamaha	229	Darren James	1–5, 7-9
SP8S Racing	Kawasaki	138	Chris Speights	2, 7, 8
Spears Racing	Suzuki	911	Jeffrey Tigert	1, 3, 4
SRH Plumbing	Yamaha	107	Shawn Hill	1, 3, 7
SWANG Motorsports	Yamaha	671	Samuel Wang	2
Tanglewood Transport Racing	Suzuki	941	Scott Nelson	7
Team Legacy Racing	Yamaha	100	Justin Filice	1, 2
Team Thomas Racing	Suzuki	160	Joshua Thomas	1, 7
Team Yo!	Suzuki	141	Keith Buras	2, 7, 9
The Draik 77	Yamaha	77	Draik Beauchamp	All
Trackworx Motorsports	Suzuki	132	Jonathan Pellnitz	1–3, 7
Trees Racing	Suzuki	154	Jared Trees	7
Turner's Cycle/MotoUniverse Racing	Suzuki	38	Kris Turner	1–7, 9
TWF Racing	Yamaha	551	Aaron Tulchinsky	6
Unit F14 Powder Coating	Suzuki	545	Chandler Slagle	9
Yall Mad Racing/AP MotoArts	Yamaha	504	Matthew Riedlinger	6
Richard Lee Memorial Racing Team	Suzuki	130	Dave Juntunen	3

Championship standings

Riders' championship

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Scoring system

Points are awarded to the top fifteen finishers. A rider has to finish the race to earn points.

Position	1st	2nd	3rd	4th	5th	6th	7th	8th	9th	10th	11th	12th	13th	14th	15th
Points	25	20	16	13	11	10	9	8	7	6	5	4	3	2	1

Pos	Rider	Bike	RAT		VIR	RAM	UMC	MON	SON	PIT		NJE	BAR	Pts
Pos	Rider	Bike	R1	R2	R1	R1	R1	R1	R1	R1	R2	R1	R1	Pts
1	Alex Dumas	Suzuki	5	6	DNS	2	1	3	1	1	1	1	3	198
2	Draik Beauchamp	Yamaha	6	4	3	1	5	4	2	2	2	4	5	172
3	Michael Barnes	Ducati	1	1	Ret	3	2	2	Ret	3	3	5	2	169
4	Chris Parrish	Suzuki	3	2	1	8	Ret	7	Ret	5	4	6	1	137
5	Curtis Murray	Suzuki	2	3	2	9	7	9	6	Ret	8	3	6	123
6	Jason Madama	Yamaha	7	5	23	6	9	6	5	7	7	7	10	91
7	Joseph Blasius	Suzuki	10	7	5	11	4	10	3	4	DNS	Ret	9	86
8	Cooper McDonald	Yamaha	21	18		10	3	8	8	8	9	9	8	68
9	Kris Turner	Suzuki		Ret	11	4	Ret	5	4	Ret	5		4	66
10	Kris Lillegard	Yamaha	15	10	10	17	10	16	10	10	10	10	12	47
11	Jeffrey Tigert	Suzuki	4	8		7	6							40
12	Darren James	Yamaha		Ret	Ret	5	Ret	Ret		6	6	8	Ret	39
13	Daniel Adams	Suzuki		DNS	9	13	8	14	7	Ret	11	Ret	11	39
14	Chris Bays	Suzuki	9	9	7	14	11	13				13		36
15	Ned Brown	Suzuki	13	13	6	15	14	17	12	13	16	11	14	33
16	Jackson Blackmon	Suzuki										2	7	29
17	Robert Fisher	Yamaha	12	12	4	12		12						29
18	Kaleb De Keyrel	Yamaha						1						25
19	Jerry Reeves	Suzuki	19	16	8					9	12		15	20
20	Ray Hofman	Suzuki	11	11	Ret	18		18		14	17			12
21	Justin Filice	Yamaha	8		Ret									8
22	Sam Wiest	Suzuki			DNS						13	12		7
23	Aaron Tulchinsky	Yamaha							9					7
24	Jared Trees	Suzuki								11	14			7
25	Steven Shakespeare	Ducati				27	Ret	20	11	16	21	17		5
26	Eziah Davis	Suzuki						11						5
27	Ryne Snooks	Suzuki			12						22	15		5
28	Jonathan Champ	Suzuki				16				12	15			5
29	Tyler Valentine	Yamaha					12							4
30	Danielle Diaz	Kawasaki					13	15						4
31	Christian Crosslin	Suzuki											13	3
32	Michael Kim	Suzuki					20	21	13					3
33	Greg Reisinger	Suzuki	23	23	13					21	29		30	3
34	Dustin Walbon	Suzuki	16	14	Ret	20		Ret			DNS			2
35	Joshua Thomas	Suzuki	14	Ret							DNS			2
36	Clifton Ramsdell	Suzuki	25	Ret	20	26	17	22	14					2
37	Robert Cichielo Jr.	Suzuki	26	20	Ret	24				26	26	14	16	2
38	Gillis Glidewell	Suzuki	17	15	15								19	2
39	Austin Miller	Suzuki	28	24	14					17	18		20	2
40	Shawn Adams	Suzuki				19	15	28	Ret	22	33	16	21	1
41	Jon Crawford	Suzuki	22	22	Ret					15	19		22	1
42	Carl Price	Yamaha	24	21	22	22	18	23	15	23	25	20	26	1
43	Calvin Crosslin	Suzuki								28	30			0
44	Matthew Riedlinger	Yamaha							Ret					0
45	Colin Chatterjie	Suzuki										Ret		0
46	Brian McGlade	Suzuki										Ret		0
47	Tyler Humphreys	Suzuki										Ret		0
48	Tim Koebert	Suzuki				DNS								0
49	Samuel Wang	Yamaha			DNS									0
50	Austin Phillips	Yamaha	31											0
51	Tyler Freeman	Suzuki	20	17	26								17	0
52	David Catalina	Yamaha						19	17					0
53	Randall Smith	Suzuki	Ret											0
54	Andrew Yzabal	Yamaha					19	25	18					0
55	Chris Speights	Kawasaki			16					24	27	19		0
56	Doane Richardson	Suzuki			19									0
57	Sean Dougherty	Suzuki			18							21		0
58	Joseph Behlmann	Yamaha											23	0
59	Anthony Marcinek	Yamaha				21				18	23			0
60	Keith Buras	Suzuki			17					25	20		24	0
61	Shawn Hill	Yamaha	18	Ret		Ret				20	24			0
62	Jim Whitten	Yamaha	30	26	24	23	16	24	16	19	Ret	18	25	0
63	Pete Murray	Kawasaki											27	0
64	Jorge Ehrenstein	Yamaha						27						0
65	Chandler Slagle	Suzuki											28	0
66	Jonathan Pellnitz	Suzuki	29	25	25	25				29	28			0
67	Dave Juntunen	Suzuki				28								0
68	Gino Angella	Yamaha	Ret	27	21	Ret		26				22	29	0
69	Steven Smith	Suzuki	27	19										0
70	Daniel Mataczynski	Suzuki								27	31			0
71	Scott Nelson	Suzuki								30	32			0
Pos	Rider	Bike	RAT		VIR	RAM	UMC	MON	SON	PIT		NJE	BAR	Pts

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References

↑ "Calendar & Results" (PDF).
↑ "Road Atlanta Rider Entry List" (PDF).
↑ "VIR Rider Entry List" (PDF).
↑ "Road America Rider Entry List" (PDF).
↑ "Utah Motorsport Campus Rider Entry List" (PDF).
↑ "Laguna Seca Rider Entry List" (PDF).
↑ "Sonoma Raceway Rider Entry List" (PDF).
↑ "Pittsburgh Rider Entry List" (PDF).
↑ "NJMP Rider Entry List" (PDF).
↑ "Barber Motorsports Park Rider Entry List" (PDF).
↑ "Calendar & Results" (PDF).

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[Calendar_&_Results-1] "Calendar & Results" (PDF).

[2] "Road Atlanta Rider Entry List" (PDF).

[3] "VIR Rider Entry List" (PDF).

[4] "Road America Rider Entry List" (PDF).

[5] "Utah Motorsport Campus Rider Entry List" (PDF).

[6] "Laguna Seca Rider Entry List" (PDF).

[7] "Sonoma Raceway Rider Entry List" (PDF).

[8] "Pittsburgh Rider Entry List" (PDF).

[9] "NJMP Rider Entry List" (PDF).

[10] "Barber Motorsports Park Rider Entry List" (PDF).

[11] "Calendar & Results" (PDF).

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