Chief's Racing Team - Lightweight Endurance Press Release

N2/WERA Endurance

The culmination of the N2/WERA endurance series at Barber Motorsports Park resulted in a nail biter of a finale and more than a few tears once the dust, and the rain, settled.

The RBoM 128 team called in pro racer Chris Parrish from the big leagues to try and solidify their points lead over Chief's Racing Team but ultimately he was no match for the determination of fellow teammates Chris Bays and Steve Tsotsoros's decision to test the limits of how many times bodywork can be crashed and still ridden in the same race. While this method is extremely unorthodox it proved successful in clinching their last place finish for the event and 2nd place in the overall standings.

TWF Racing also came out for the final round with esteemed engine builder Sam Weist fielding the infamous TWF mustard yellow bike with the race spec Chinese Akripovic exhaust. Sam's tuning know how, combined with Zoran's smoking prowess and Bradley Champion's racing expertise, secured a respectable fourth place.

The 419 crew came down from Ohio to participate but ultimately being from Ohio was too big an obstacle to overcome as they just eeked out the next to last place over RBoM.

The highlight of the day, as well as the season, was Chief's Racing Team's 1st place finish in the event and in class. Riders Kevin Boda, Greg Reisinger, Mike Davis and Brian "Tuna" Mullins rode smart and kept it upright for the duration of the race. Greg's display of skill in wet riding conditions dominated the last portion of the round and his ability to repair the bike after fellow rider David Stauffer cartwheeled it into the grass a few weeks prior was just as impressive.

Congratulations to Four Dudes on a Twin for coming in 2nd in the race and 3rd overall as well as all the other competitors who made it out this year.

We hope to see the endurance grids continue to grow in the 2019 season and look forward to dominating all challengers.

 

eat a dick Stauffer.....

 

Time to call up Soupy Simon!

 

Stauffer is a punk

 

JU should hire you. Very well written

 

Funny thing is I tried to submit it as an official press release to RRW but they rejected it

 

PFFT...Their loss. The Beeb wins again

 

That's what I like to think as well. Their response was blah blah press releases are usually about your team not others blah blah what if they get offended and send in their own press release blahblahblah.

What are they trying to be a professional organisation or something??

 

Did you send it as an attachment or copy/paste it to the body of your email?

RRW won't open attachments. I learned this the hard way.

 

Sent it in the body of an email and was still rejected

I don't blame them, no one wants to be associated with the low brow lightweight riders...

 

128 with a 2 lap lead to last...
413 from 5th place the 3rd and within a few laps of 2nd in the last 45 mins..

I did my job.

 

Thanks for the laugh,

 

I wasn't even there Stauffer, nor was my bike.


RRW knew you were spreading lies so thats why they said no.

 

If the TWF bike was there you were there too, at least in spirit.

 

Way to TeamYo for a respectable 3rd. Carson kept it up right for far too many laps in the rain on Slicks. Great riding Carson