2003 AMA Superbike Championship

The 2003 AMA Superbike Championship was the 29th season of the AMA Superbike Championship.

2003 AMA Superbike Championship
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Season calendar
No Round/Circuit Superbike Race 1 Winner Superbike Race 2 Winner Superstock Race Winner FX Race Winner Supersport Race Winner 250 GP Race Winner
1 Daytona Miguel Duhamel - - - - -
2 Fontana Mat Mladin Mat Mladin Tommy Hayden Ben Spies Jamie Hacking Rich Oliver
3 Sears Point Mat Mladin Mat Mladin Tommy Hayden Ben Spies Jamie Hacking Rich Oliver
4 Road Atlanta Aaron Yates Mat Mladin Vincent Haskovec Jamie Hacking Ben Spies Rich Oliver
5 Pikes Peak Eric Bostrom - Tony Meiring Damon Buckmaster Jamie Hacking Rich Oliver
6 Road America Mat Mladin Eric Bostrom Steve Rapp Damon Buckmaster Tommy Hayden Rich Oliver
7 Brainerd Aaron Yates - Steve Rapp Jake Zemke Miguel Duhamel Rich Oliver
8 Laguna Seca Mat Mladin - Josh Hayes Ben Spies Jamie Hacking Rich Oliver
9 Mid-Ohio Mat Mladin Mat Mladin Josh Hayes Ben Spies Jake Zemke Rich Oliver
10 VIR Mat Mladin Kurtis Roberts Tommy Hayden Ben Spies Damon Buckmaster Rich Oliver
11 Barber Aaron Yates Kurtis Roberts Tommy Hayden Jamie Hacking Tommy Hayden Rich Oliver

AMA Superbike

Rider standings
Pos Rider Bike DAY FON SP RAT PPK RAM BRD LAG M-O VIR BAR Pts
R1 R1 R2 R1 R2 R1 R2 R1 R1 R2 R1 R1 R1 R2 R1 R2 R1 R2
1 Mat Mladin Suzuki 550
2 Aaron Yates Suzuki 519
3 Kurtis Roberts Honda 474
4 Ben Bostrom Honda 462
5 Miguel Duhamel Honda 417
6 Shawn Higbee Suzuki 396
7 Eric Bostrom Kawasaki 350
8 Jason Pridmore Suzuki 339
9 Vincent Haskovec Suzuki 285
10 Jordan Szoke Suzuki 283
11 Geoff May Suzuki 249
12 Michael Barnes Suzuki 238
13 Mike Ciccotto Suzuki 229
14 Larry Pegram Ducati 211
15 Scott Jensen Suzuki 210
16 Giovanni Bussei Ducati 186
17 Jake Holden Suzuki 179
18 Jeremy Toye Suzuki 175
19 Dean Mizdal Suzuki 168
20 Anthony Gobert Ducati 131
21 Andrew Deatherage Suzuki 129
22 J.J. Roetlin Suzuki 129
23 John Dugan Suzuki 113
24 Tom Wertman Suzuki 97
25 Steve Rapp Suzuki 93
26 Marco Martinez Suzuki 93
27 Brian Stokes Suzuki 88
28 John Haner Yamaha 84
29 Steve Crevier Suzuki 81
30 Jack Pfeifer Suzuki 77
31 Robert Christman Suzuki 75
32 Mike Sullivan Suzuki 62
33 John Jacobi Suzuki 60
34 James Randolph Suzuki 58
35 Monte Nichols Suzuki 57
37 Eric Wood Suzuki 56
38 Douglas Duane Suzuki 50
39 Ricky Orlando Suzuki 48
40 Opie Caylor Suzuki 48
41 Tom Kipp Kawasaki 46
42 Rich Conicelli Suzuki 46
43 Byron Barbour Suzuki 45
44 Brian Livengood Suzuki 42
45 Kevin Lehman Yamaha 41
46 Lee Acree Suzuki 39
47 Francis Martin Suzuki 39
48 Alan Schmidt Suzuki 39
49 Scott Carpenter Suzuki 33
50 Clint McBain Suzuki 33
51 Troy Green Yamaha 32
52 Thomas Montano Suzuki 32
53 Jeff Bostrom Suzuki 26
54 Ben Spies Suzuki 24
55 Scott Harwell Suzuki 23
56 Anthony Fania Suzuki 21
57 Roger Hendricks Suzuki 20
58 Daniel Turner Yamaha 19
59 Jason Knupp Suzuki 19
60 Michael Sanchez Suzuki 19
61 Jimmy Moore Suzuki 17
62 Pascal Picottet Yamaha 17
63 Sandor Bitter Suzuki 17
64 David Duprey Suzuki 17
65 Rob Mesa Suzuki 17
66 Jeff Muskopf Suzuki 16
67 Reuben Frankenfield Suzuki 16
68 Kevin Hanson Suzuki 16
69 Wesley Good Suzuki 15
70 Jeffrey Tigert Suzuki 15
71 Warwick Nowland Suzuki 15
gollark: Oh, those work fine, sure.
gollark: There was also a project for patching firmware for the built-in WiFi chipset of said other thing to allow monitor mode stuff. Unfortunately, this shipped with its own several year outdated gcc binaries and plugin for incomprehensible reasons?
gollark: Then, I just gave up and compiled it on my other thing with an older kernel, where it eventually worked.
gollark: I decided to look at the code in more detail. This was a mistake. It contained thousands of lines with minimally useful comments, for some reason its own implementation of hash tables (this is very C, I suppose), and apparently its own implementation of WiFi mesh things even though that should really be handled generically for any device.
gollark: After I was able to work through git's terrible CLI enough to make that work, and "fixed" some merge conflicts, it somehow compiled still, but upon plugging in the thing, hung things again. I had dmesg open, and apparently it was a page fault somehow in the code assigning names or something?

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