Zemke leads start to finish

FOUNTAIN - Jake Zemke won the Lockhart-Phillips USA Formula Xtreme presented by Honda Motorcycles on Sunday at Pikes Peak International Raceway.

Zemke led the entire 29 laps and with the victory became the all- time Lockhart-Phillips leader with 10 in his career.

"The weekend went pretty good for us," Zemke said. "We were able to roll the bike pretty much right out of the truck and just make a couple of really small adjustments to it."

"The major problem I had was Jake pulling away," said Miguel Duhamel, who finished second. "It was really aggravating because he was pulling away a tenth, half a tenth every lap. There was not much I could do."

Aaron Yates, who was runner-up in the AMA Superbike Championship, had another win taken away in the Repsol Lubricants Superstock Series. This time by Jamie Hacking, who made his move as Yates got loose in Turn 4.

"Toward the end of the race the tires start getting greasy," Yates said. "I was trying to go a little bit harder and try to inch my way, but ended up losing ground."

The victory is Hacking's second in two years at PPIR in the superstock class.

Tommy Hayden finished in third place.

Roger Lee Hayden held off his brother, Tommy, to win the Pro Honda Oils Supersport Championship presented by Shoei.

Pole winner Jason Disalvo led for the first 18 laps of the 29- lap race but laid his bike down in Turn 1 on Lap 19.

"When Jason crashed I thought maybe it was my time to make a move," Roger said.

Hacking, who finished third, led the next two laps but was passed by Roger Lee Hayden on Lap 21.

"It was a pretty boring race for me," Hacking said. "I was just hoping Tommy wouldn't win."

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