Jamie was the 2006 AMA Supersport and Superstock Champion!! Jamie has always been one of the most aggressive riders in the AMA paddock. He was the 2003 AMA Supersport champion. These are his career highlights courtesy of amaproracing.com: 

In 2008, Finished fifth and was the highest placing Kawasaki in the final AMA Pro American Superbike championship.   Recorded eight top-three finishes in a mid-season streak of nine races, including six in a row.  Highlights were second-place finishes in both Miller Motorsports Park rounds in Salt Lake City.

In 2007, Earned five AMA Pro American Superbike podium finishes.  Raced in AMA Pro SuperSport, earning wins at California and Miller, six additional podium finishes and four poles to place second in the championship.  Raced with Monster Energy Kawasaki team.
In 2006, Hacking won the second AMA Supersport title of his career with seven wins and two additional podium finishes… He also won the AMA Superstock title, earned with six wins and four additional podium finishes… He is the second racer in AMA history to win both titles in the same year (Doug Polen was the first in 1988)… Raced with Yamaha Motor Corp. team.
In 2005, Hacking raced a limited AMA Supersport season due to a training injury, but won the series races at Barber Motorsports Park and California Speedway, and placed on the podium at the remaining three races he entered... Also raced AMA Superstock, earning a win at Pikes Peak Intl Raceway and two additional series podium finishes... Raced with Yamaha Motor Corp.
In 2004, Hacking raced in the AMA Superstock Championship, taking four wins and three additional podium finishes... He contested the AMA Supersport Championship, earning three podium finishes... Raced with Yamaha team.
In 2003, Hacking won the AMA Supersport Championship title with four victories and three additional podium finishes... He raced in the AMA Formula Xtreme series, earning wins at Road Atlanta and Barber Motorsports Park, and taking a podium finish at Brainerd Intl Raceway... Raced with Yamaha Motor Corp.
In 2002, Hacking took his season-best AMA Superbike Championship finish of second-place at the Daytona season-opener, and earned a third-place at Pikes Peak Intl Raceway... He contested the AMA Supersport series, taking a wins at Road Atlanta and Laguna Seca... Raced with Blimpie Suzuki team.
In 2001, Hacking won race one of the doubleheader AMA Superbike event at Road Atlanta, and took third-place in race two there... He also took third-place in race one of the Road America Superbike doubleheader... He took three podium finishes in the AMA SuperSport Championship... Raced with Yoshimura Suzuki team.
In 2000, Hacking took AMA Superbike podium finishes at Brainerd Intl Raceway and New Hampshire Intl Speedway... He won the Laguna Seca and Pikes Peak Intl Raceway rounds of the AMA 600 SuperSport series... Raced with factory Yamaha team.
In 1999, Hacking took third-place AMA Superbike finishes at Willow Springs, Road Atlanta and Road America... Took AMA 600 SuperSport victories at Road America and Brainerd Int'l Raceway, and had five additional podium finishes in that series... Rode for factory Yamaha team.
In 1998, Hacking climbed the AMA Superbike podium three times -- including at the Daytona 200 by Arai -- and was ranked fourth in the series, before injuries from a crash at Brainerd International Raceway cut his season short... Named Superbike Rookie of the Year... Rode with Factory Yamaha team.
In 1997, Had six top-10 finishes in his first season of Pro Honda Oils 600 SuperSport competition, best finish was fourth at Brainerd Int'l. Raceway. In 1996, Raced for Valvoline WERA team.

He didn't race World Superbike at Laguna Seca in 2002. He watched the race as his then Blimpie Yoshimura Suzuki teammates Mat Mladin and Aaron Yates raced against Colin Edwards, Troy Bayliss, Neil Hodgson, Nori Haga, Eric Bostrom, Ruben Xaus, Nicky Hayden, Anthony Gobert, Chris Walker, Doug Chandler, Frankie Chili, and James Toseland. His teammates this year are Damon Buckmaster, Aaron Gobert, and Jason Disalvo. He is not in the Superbike class this year so he doesn't have to race these guys: Miguel Duhamel(Honda), Ben Bostrom, Mat Mladin(Suzuki), Eric Bostrom(Ducati), Jake Zemke(Erion Racing), Aaron Yates. He does have to race against these guys in Superstock: Ben Spies, Josh Hayes, Steve Rapp, Chris Ulrich, Tommy Hayden, Jason Pridmore, and Roger Lee Hayden. His sponsors are: Yamaha, Grave Motorsports, Dynojet, Dunlop, Akrapovic, Sharkskinz Racing Bodies, Ferodo Racing Brakes, VP Racing Fuels, Graves Motorsports, Spidi Leathers, Alpinestars, Yamalube, Afam Sprockets, DID Chains, and Arai Helmets.