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SBRS: Road America rounds 11, 12 summary

Vorrath and Rossetto Wins Set the Stage for $100,000 Shoot-out ELKHART LAKE, Wis. (Aug.20) - At Road America, Jordy Vorrath won the first race and Andy Rossetto the second in rounds 11 and 12 of the 14-race Skip Barber National Championship ...

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Vorrath and Rossetto Wins Set the Stage for $100,000 Shoot-out

ELKHART LAKE, Wis. (Aug.20) - At Road America, Jordy Vorrath won the first race and Andy Rossetto the second in rounds 11 and 12 of the 14-race Skip Barber National Championship Presented by RACER. It was Vorrath's fourth victory of the year and Rossetto's second. Championship points leader Gerardo Bonilla finished fourth and fifth, respectively, and heads to the final two races of the year at Mid-Ohio Sports Car Course Sept.6-7 with a 13-point margin over Vorrath and 19 over Cole Nelson. The champion earns a $100,000 title bonus.

Both races were thick with action and saw multiple lead changes among the first half-dozen drivers, and the combined margins of victory was just .255 of a second: Vorrath over Nelson by .222 in Friday's round 11, and Rossetto over Nelson again on Saturday by just .033 (Vorrath was third).

Round 11 of 14, August 19, 2005, Skip Barber National Championship Presented by RACER

Start position in parentheses 1. (2) Jordy Vorrath White Rock, B.C., Canada 10 2. (3) Cole Nelson Atwater, Calif. 10 3. (1) Andy Rossetto Grafton, Wis. 10 4. (6) Paul Albert Ottawa, Ont., Canada 10 5. (7) Matt Varsha Atlanta, Ga. 10 6. (4) Gerardo Bonilla Orlando, Fla. 10 7. (14) Jonathan Goring Norfolk, Conn. 10 8. (5) Garrett Zine Rio Linda, Calif. 10 9. (9) Charles Anti Pittsburgh, Pa. 10 10. (10) Jonathan Gore Franklin, Tenn. 10 11. (13) Jimmy Holden Tiona, Pa. 10 12. (10) Winston de Wardt Steamboat Springs, Colo. 10 13. (15) Brett Fenske Appleton, Wis. 10 14. (16) John Muehl Sussex, Wis. 10 15. (19) Alain Roger Matrat Annapolis, Md. 9 16. (18) James E.A. Rolin Long Beach, Calif. 9 17. (12) Richard Heistand Sunny Isles, Fla. 7 18. (11) Timmy Megenbier Melrose Park, Ill. 1 (wreck) 19. (8) Casey Neal Middletown, Ohio 0 (wreck)

Race length: 10 laps of 4.0-mile, 14-turn road course for 40.0 miles Time of race: 25 minutes, 46.688 seconds Winner's average speed: 94.219 mph Margin of victory: 0.222 seconds Lap leaders: Rossetto, 1 - 4; Nelson, 5 - 7; Vorrath, 8 - 10 Fastest race lap: Rossetto, 2:32.710 / 95.430 mph, lap 8 Fastest qualifier: Rossetto, 2:32.154 / 95.780 mph

Round 12 of 14, August 20, 2005, Skip Barber National Championship Presented by RACER

Start position in parentheses 1. (1) Andy Rossetto Grafton, Wis. 10 laps 2. (4) Cole Nelson Atwater, Calif. 10 3. (8) Jordy Vorrath White Rock, B.C., Canada 10 4. (2) Gerardo Bonilla Orlando, Fla. 10 5. (5) Paul Albert Ottawa, Ont., Canada 10 6. (12) Garrett Zine Rio Linda, Calif. 10 7. (10) Charles Anti Pittsburgh, Pa. 10 8. (9) Winston de Wardt Steamboat Springs, Colo. 10 9. (13) Casey Neal Middletown, Ohio 10 10. (11) Timmy Megenbier Melrose Park, Ill. 10 11. (16) Brett Fenske Appleton, Wis. 10 12. (14) Jimmy Holden Tiona, Pa. 10 13. (17) John Muehl Sussex, Wis. 10 14. (18) Alain Roger Matrat Annapolis, Md. 10 15. (19) James E.A. Rolin Long Beach, Calif. 9 16. (7) Jonathan Goring Norfolk, Conn. 4 (wreck) 17. (3) Matt Varsha Atlanta, Ga. 4 (wreck) 18. (15) Richard Heistand Sunny Isles, Fla. 2 (wreck) 19. (6) Jonathan Gore Franklin, Tenn. 0 (wreck)

Race length: 10 laps of 4.0-mile, 14-turn road course for 40.0 miles Time of race: 25 minutes, 48.084 seconds Winner's average speed: 94.256 mph Margin of victory: 0.033 seconds Lap leaders: Bonilla, 1; Vorrath, 2 - 3; Rossetto, 4 - 7; Nelson, 8; Rossetto, 9 - 10 Fastest race lap: Bonilla, 2:32.660 / 95.459 mph, lap 6 Fastest qualifier: Rossetto, 2:31.775 / 96.016 mph

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