Yamaha’s Cameron Beaubier at NJMP – win this exact as-raced bodywork!Yamaha fans will love this one. Yamaha Motor Corporation U.S.A. has launched a new drawing – the “Beaubier Superbike Championship R1 Bodywork Sweepstakes.”The prize is just what the sweepstakes name says. One lucky winner, chosen randomly, will receive an authentic, race-spec bodywork – in iconic yellow-and-black Yamaha 60th Anniversary livery – from defending 2015 MotoAmerica Superbike Champion Cameron Beaubier’s Yamaha YZF-R1.
This bodywork is no replica, but rather the same fairings the Californian Graves Yamaha pilot used at the season finale of the 2015 MotoAmerica Championship at New Jersey Motorsports Park. The fairings are in “as-raced” condition, and will be signed by Beaubier himself.“I was very proud to race my R1 Superbike in the 60th Anniversary livery last year at New Jersey Motorsports Park, when I clinched the 2015 MotoAmerica Superbike Championship,” Cameron said.“And I’m just as proud to know that this special race-spec bodywork is going to a lucky fan. The fans are the ones who make all this possible for me, and the fact that Yamaha is giving away the actual bodywork from my Superbike, and with both my signature and the big #1 that I earned at New Jersey on it, really makes me happy! Good luck to everyone who enters. I hope you win!”To enter, visit Yamaha’s Beaubier Sweepstakes.Sweepstakes entrants must be U.S. residents and 18 years of age or older. More details and complete sweepstakes rules are available on the Website.
This week Teejay chats to Tyler Poppe. Tyler works on the TV show Mayans MC–and yet he doesn’t ride an American V-Twin. Wassup with that?? Also, Arthur finds out from friend Mike Cardillo about his thoughts on the full-size version of the Kawasaki KLX 140R F trail bike.
