American Road Racing
Representatives from the American Motorcyclist Association, MotoAmerica and seven regional and amateur road racing organizations met at AMA headquarters on Thursday, Dec....
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Wayne Rainey MotoAmerica Video
From 1978 through 2006, we - the Americans - had a stronghold on Grand Prix motorcycle racing.
We achieved 15 premier-class titles...
Niccole Cox - MotoAmerica Race Operations Manager
MotoAmerica - North America’s new road-racing series spearheaded by three-time MotoGP Champion Wayne Rainey - continues to build...
KTM RC Cup
The newly-formed MotoAmerica AMA/FIM American Motorcycle Road Racing Championship has partnered with KTM for a new support series - the KTM RC...
MotoAmerica News
MotoAmerica, America’s new road racing series spearheaded by three-time 500cc GP Champion Wayne Rainey, has appointed three new members.
All three new team members...
MotoAmerica Names Communications Manager
Last week America’s new road-racing series, MotoAmerica, announced its class structure and tentative schedule.
This week, MotoAmerica - spearheaded by three-time 500cc...
2015 MotoAmerica Road Racing Schedule
UPDATE: Miller Motorsports Park was added on Jan. 8, 2015.
MotoAmerica Road Racing, North America’s new series spearheaded by three-time MotoGP...
MotoAmerica Primary Racing Class Structure
MotoAmerica - North America’s new racing series spearheaded by three-time MotoGP Champion Wayne Rainey - announced its primary racing class...
Suzuki GSX-8S + Rennie Scaysbrook, Isle of Man TT Racer
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In our first segment, Editor Don Williams rides the new Suzuki GSX-8S. This highly anticipated upright-naked sportbike features the all-new parallel twin from the big S, and we have been very excited to try it out. Don really liked the motor in Suzuki’s new V-Strom, so it’ll be interesting to see if it is perhaps even better suited to a street bike. The big question of course, is who exactly is the target rider for the 8S?
Speaking of sportbikes, the Isle of Man TT is arguably the most fearsome, intense—as well as the longest—motorcycle race in the world. The Superbike races are around 225 Miles and 1200 corners, including 2 full pit stops! It takes a very special level of skill, courage, and yes, a large dollop of insanity too, to ride in, let alone win, a TT race.
The TT is always the first week in June, so it’s on right now—see the links below. Just in time for this year’s event, I chat with my Aussie friend, Rennie Scaysbrook. Rennie is the Road Test Editor for Cycle News magazine here in the US. As a fellow journalist, he and I have tested motorcycles at tracks all over the world; he’s a great guy, a good laugh. He holds the record for the challenging Pikes Peak Hill Climb, so as you might imagine, he’s an especially talented rider too.
Rennie’s descriptions of riding the sections around the famed TT course are absolutely electrifying. Do you think you’ve got the mental fortitude, concentration, and level of skill that it takes to thread the TT needle on country roads through tiny villages at 195 miles per hour? Rennie’s take on riding the TT will likely answer that for you.
This chat is a doozy—so hold on to your hat for this one.