Oklahoma duo Clean up at Texas CMRA road races

James Pratt March 16, 2010

Dustin Dominguez of Newalla at Hallett Raceway

Oklahoma road racers Dustin Dominguez and Nemija Cockrell cleaned up at Eagles Canyon Raceway in Decatur, Texas this past weekend. The two walked away with a total of 11 class wins – 7 in expert class for Dominguez and 4 in novice class for Cockrell. Dustin rode his House of Kawasaki sponsored ZX-6 and ZX-10, along with a borrowed Suzuki SV650 to wins in Formula 2, Superstock, and Superbike classes.

CMRA is a highly competitive regional racing series that has seen the likes of MotoGP stars Colin Edwards and Ben Spies pass through the ranks. Our hats of to Dustin and Nemija and good luck for the season!

Nemija Cockrell on road racing motorcycle — Nemija Cockrell on his road racing bike

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Tags: CMRA, House of Kawasaki, road racing

James Pratt

I am an Oklahoma based writer, photographer, videographer and adventurer. I love telling stories about people. A motorcycle is my preferred means of travel, and I have over 5,000 hours piloting small airplanes.

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