2019 MotoAmerica Twins Championship

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The 2019 MotoAmerica Twins Cup season was the 2nd season of the Twins Cup class in MotoAmerica. Chris Parrish entered the season as the defending champion, after taking the inaugural championship aboard a Suzuki SV650.

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

Teams and riders

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

Championship standings

References

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