AMA American Superbike Laguna Seca Race at Monterey, California

Corona Extra Honda riders Neil Hodgson and Jake Holden took on the competition in the AMA American Superbike Laguna Seca race at Monterey, California.

AMA American Superbike Series at Laguna Seca a series of ups and downs for riders
AMA American Superbike Series at Laguna Seca a series of ups and downs for riders

Corona Extra Honda Racing Team will next compete at Lexington, Ohio July 17-19
Corona Extra Honda Racing Team will next compete at Lexington, Ohio July 17-19
Hodgson rode the Corona Extra Honda CBR1000RR to a sixth place finish and Holden was right behind in seventh place. The day started out differently during warm-ups when Hodgson was on top of the leader board with Holden close behind.
Corona Extra Honda Riders Neil Hodgson and Jake Holden took sixth and seventh place in AMA Laguna Superbike race
Corona Extra Honda Riders Neil Hodgson and Jake Holden took sixth and seventh place in AMA Laguna Superbike race

Corona Extra Honda Racing's Honda CBR 1000RR equipped with K&N air and oil filters
Corona Extra Honda Racing's Honda CBR 1000RR equipped with K&N air and oil filters

The American Superbike race at Laguna Seca Raceway was confusing for a lot of spectators and riders. First there was mis-start by a number of riders. The mis-start led to another warm-up lap for the entire field. On the restart there was more trouble as Ben Bostrom crashed in Turn 2 which affected Hodgson and Larry Pegram.

The race continued but the Laguna Seca safety minivan came onto the track for an unknown reason. The safety car almost cased a major pile-up by driving on the race line in the blind turn where the bikes came around at full speed. The race was stopped, restarted again and within seconds was red flagged.

Eventually the next start worked out and Hodgson and Holden were in the hunt for the front of the pack. Bostrom had the holeshot, followed by Hayden, Young, Yates, Miadin and Hodgson. Hodgson almost moved up on the last lap but his effort came up a bike length short.

Corona Extra Honda is proud to partner with K&N. The team uses K&N motorcylce air filters and oil filters (HA-1008 and KN-204). “K&N is a quality product,” said Team Owner Tim Saunders. “This is a highly competitive sports and K&N improves the performance on our bikes.”

The Corona Extra Honda Racing Team will race again at Lexington, Ohio July 17-19.

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