Jamie Hacking #2

Roger Hayden #95/#1

Jamie Hacking #2

Motorcycle

Kawasaki Ninja® ZX™-10R / Kawasaki Ninja® ZX™-6R

Classes

Kawasaki Ninja® ZX™-10R / AMA Superbike

Born

June 30, 1971

Resides

Denver, NC

Birthplace

Lancaster, England

Height

5’9”

Weight

145 lbs.

Marital status

Married; wife Rachel

Jamie Hacking did not come from a motorcycle racing family like many other racers. His first experience with racing came when he started amateur motocross. When Hacking finally got on a street bike, he was a natural and sought to increase his talent. After a successful first year with the Monster Energy Kawasaki team in 2007, Hacking focuses his efforts on the AMA Superbike class and looks to carry the momentum he started last season into 2008 on the all-new ZX™-10R.

History

2007
Hacking earned Kawasaki’s first superbike podium of the year at Road America, finishing second. He went on to earn five podium finishes for the year in the class and ended up sixth overall. He also finished second overall in the AMA Supersport class.

2006
Hacking took home back to back championships in the 1000 Superstock and 600 Supersport series. He won all but three races in the 600 Supersport.

2005
Although a training injury limited his season, Hacking earned two 600 Supersport wins at Barber Motorsports Park and California Speedway and a 1000 Superstock win at Pikes Peak International Raceway.

2004
Hacking raced the 1000 Superstock series with four wins and three additional podium finishes. He also took three podium finishes in the 600 Supersport.

2003
Hacking won the 600 Supersport championship with four wins and three additional podium finishes.

2002
Hacking had a career best finish at Daytona 200 taking second-place. He took wins in the 600 Supersport series in Road Atlanta and Laguna Seca.

2001
Hacking was successful at the Road Atlanta AMA Superbike double-header taking first-place in race one and third-place in race two.

2000
Hacking won races at Laguna Seca and Pikes Peak International Raceway in the 600 Supersport series. He also won races in the Superbike series at Brainerd International Raceway and New Hampshire International Speedway.

1999
Hacking placed 4th overall in the 600 Supersport with wins at Road America and Brainerd International Raceway. He took podium in five 600 Supersport races and three podium finishes in the Superbike series.

1998
Hacking stood on the podium three times for the Superbike series. Hacking was named Superbike Rookie of the Year.

1997
Hacking raced for six top-10 finishes in his first season in the 600 Supersport series.

Yearbook

2007
AMA Supersport 2^nd
AMA Superbike 6^th

2006
AMA 600 Supersport –1st
AMA 1000 Superstock –1st

2005
AMA 600 Supersport –12th
AMA 1000 Superstock –13th

2004
AMA 600 Supersport –8th
AMA 1000 Superstock –2nd

2003
AMA 600 Supersport –1st
AMA Formula Xtreme –6th

2002
AMA 1000 Superbike– 10th
AMA 600 Supersport –6th

2001
AMA 1000 Superbike– 8th
AMA 600 Supersport– 9th

2000
AMA 1000 Superbike– 10th
AMA 600 Supersport– 3rd

1999
AMA 1000 Superbike– 9th
AMA 600 Supersport– 4th

1998
AMA 1000 Superbike– 8th

1997
AMA 600 Supersport– 9th