🏁 Jake Lewis Wins Again at The Ridge as the Super Hooligan Field Heats Up

Jake Lewis can’t stop winning. After sweeping the double-header at Road Atlanta, he came into The Ridge with momentum—and walked away with his third consecutive race victory in the Super Hooligan series.

⚡ The Start: Lewis Grabs the Holeshot, Chaos Follows

As the lights went out, Jake Lewis launched hard from the middle of the front row, snatching the holeshot into Turn 1 and never looking back. Pole-sitter Andy DiBrino dropped to third off the start, while the field behind jostled for position in the tight opening corners.

Unfortunately, Connor Dong and Nate Kern both went down early, cutting short what had been a strong weekend for each rider.

💥 Mid-Pack Battles and Mistakes

Cory West, typically a title contender, made an uncharacteristic mistake under braking that allowed DiBrino and James Rispoli to move up. Rispoli, returning to podium form for the first time since Daytona, showed renewed pace, battling DiBrino late into the race and securing a strong second-place finish.

“This is the kind of race we were hoping for—clean, fast, and wide open,” said a trackside commentator. “That podium fight was heating up all race.”

Meanwhile, Cory Alexander brought home a solid sixth-place result for Arch Motorcycle, bouncing back from a tough qualifying session and giving the unique American V-twin entry a promising finish.

🥇 Race 3 Results – Top 10 Finishers

PositionRiderTeam / Bike

1 Jake LewisHarley-Davidson / Saddlemen
2 James RispoliHarley-Davidson
3 Andy DiBrinoTriumph
4 Cory WestHarley-Davidson
5 Hayden SchultzHarley-Davidson
6 Cory AlexanderArch Motorcycle
7 Travis WymanHarley-Davidson

🏆 Championship Outlook

Jake Lewis is on a tear—three straight wins and 100 points over the last three rounds. His consistency and clean starts are paying off in a big way, especially as Travis Wyman, who came into The Ridge second in points, finished off the podium and may be dealing with bike issues.

Despite a mistake, Cory West salvaged fourth, keeping himself in the title mix. But the points gap is narrowing quickly, and momentum is firmly in Lewis’s corner.

💬 Rider Reactions:

Jake Lewis:

“That one felt good. I got out early, put in a fast lap on Lap 2, and just focused on keeping it smooth. Feels great to get another win and keep this streak going.”

James Rispoli:

“It’s been a minute since I’ve been back up here. Stoked to put in a good ride and finish
strong. We’ve been working hard for this.”

Andy DiBrino:

“To get back on the box after my crash at Daytona, especially with this Triumph, it feels incredible. It’s not easy out here.”

🛠️ Tech Watch: Triumph & Arch Making Noise

This race marked the first non-Harley podium of the season, with DiBrino’s Triumph stepping up. It also marked a turnaround for Arch Motorcycle, who continue to refine their air-cooled V-twin platform. Cory Alexander’s sixth-place result gives the small but mighty team something to build on.

“This is what the rules were built for—letting creative builds like the Arch compete,” said RSD’s Roland Sands. “We want a grid full of different bikes going bar-to-bar.”

📅 Looking Ahead

The Super Hooligans head to their next round with championship tension building. Can anyone stop Jake Lewis? Will Travis Wyman bounce back? And can DiBrino or Rispoli keep breaking up Harley’s party?