MotoAmerica Continues to Awe Race Fans |

Daytona Beach, Florida was hitting on all cylinders this year with MotoAmerica Daytona 200, Bike Week, Daytona Supercross, American Flat Track, ArenaCross, and of course world famous Spring Break. Adding King of the Baggers, Super Hooligans, and Twins Cup to the MotoAmerica lineup is icing on the cake.

MotoAmerica is the premier professional motorcycle racing series in the United States vs the MotoGP circuit worldwide. MotoAmerica was established in 2014, taking over the role of the AMA Superbike Championship as the top-level motorcycle road racing series in the country. MotoAmerica’s Daytona 200 features 600cc bikes whereas MotoGP and Superbike are 1000cc bikes.

Key features of MotoAmerica include:

Classes: MotoAmerica features various racing classes, including Superbike, Supersport, Stock 1000, Twins Cup, and Junior Cup. These classes cater to different types of motorcycles and skill levels, providing a diverse range of racing action.
Events: The series typically includes several race events held at different race tracks across the United States. These events showcase intense competition among both established and up-and-coming riders.
Development: MotoAmerica plays a crucial role in developing and promoting young talent in American motorcycle road racing. The series provides a platform for emerging riders to showcase their skills and progress in their racing careers.
Partnerships: MotoAmerica has partnered with various motorcycle manufacturers, teams, and sponsors. These collaborations contribute to the growth and success of the series.
Television Coverage: MotoAmerica events receive television coverage, allowing fans to follow the races and supporting the series’ visibility and popularity.

To get the most up-to-date information on MotoAmerica, including the latest race schedules, results, and news, it is recommended to check the official MotoAmerica website or other reliable sources dedicated to motorcycle racing. Keep in mind that developments in the world of motorsports can occur, so staying informed through official channels is the best way to ensure accurate and current information.

Motorcycle events and racing have generally maintained popularity in the United States. However, it’s important to note that specific trends and popularity can fluctuate over time.

Several factors contribute to the popularity of motorcycle events and racing in the US:

MotoGP and Superbike Championships: International motorcycle racing events like MotoGP and national series like the MotoAmerica Superbike Championship draw significant attention from enthusiasts. These events showcase high-speed racing and attract a dedicated fan base.
Local Racing Circuits: Various local racing circuits and events take place across the country, allowing motorcycle enthusiasts to participate and spectate. These events range from amateur races to professional competitions, contributing to the overall popularity of the sport.
Sturgis Motorcycle Rally: Sturgis, held annually in South Dakota, is one of the largest and most well-known motorcycle rallies in the world. It attracts riders from all over the country and features a mix of racing events, bike shows, and entertainment.
Custom Bike Shows: Events showcasing custom-built motorcycles allow enthusiasts to explore unique designs and innovations in the world of motorcycles. The are many shows across the US and the World promoting these shows.
Motocross and Off-Road Racing: Motocross and off-road racing events also have a dedicated following. The Lucas Oil Pro Motocross Championship, for example, attracts fans who enjoy the excitement of dirt bike racing.
Community and Charity Rides: Non-competitive events, such as charity rides and community motorcycle gatherings, provide opportunities for riders to come together and share their passion for motorcycles.
Online Communities and Social Media: The motorcycle community actively engages online through forums, social media platforms, and websites dedicated to motorcycle news and events. These online spaces contribute to the sense of community and help spread information about upcoming events.

Regarding this year’s MotoAmerica events, the 200, King of the Baggers, Super Hooligans, and Twins Cup there seemed to be a greater attendance this year, and of course this is Florida, so weather played a key role. World-famous Daytona Bike Week brings in hundreds of thousands of bikes and fans many of whom park their campers at Daytona International Speedway’s infield. From there they can attend events all over the area, and take a parade lap around the famous 3.51-mile Daytona Speedway.

The 82nd running of the Daytona 200 featured some stars of future races and several new teams and riders. One of the notable new teams is RahalDucatiMoto with 3 riders in their paddock, PJ Jacobsen, Corey Alexander, and Kayla Yaakov. The top team at Farrell Performance raced under the Get Fast Performance featuring husband and wife riders, Jessica Capizzi and Jason Farrell racing on Kawasaki’s ZX-6R. This year didn’t treat them as real as previous years, yet their presence at the paddock and on the track is quite contributory. Four female racers were competing across the 4 events and Isle of Mann TT Peter Hickmand of England tried his skills at Daytona for the first time. Thirteen (13) countries were represented in this year’s racing, demonstrating the international draw to this event who were among the sixty-seven (67) entries.

Results

Supersport	Number	Make	Name
P1	2	Ducati	Josh Herrine
P2	70	Suzuki	Tyler Scott
P3	95	Suzuki	Hayden Gillim

King Of The Baggers	Race 1
P1	33	Harley-Davidson	Kyle Wyman
P2	17	Indian Motorcycle	Troy Herfoss
P3	43	Harley-Davidson	James Rispoli
	Race 2
P1	33	Harley-Davidson	Kyle Wyman
P2	17	Indian Motorcycle	Troy Herfoss
P2	43	Harley-Davidson	James Rispoli

Super Hooligans	Race 1
P1	17	Indian Motorcycle	Troy Herfoss
P2	1	Indian Motorcycle	Tyler O’Hara
P3	13	Harley-Davidson	Cory West
	Race 2
P1	13	Harley-Davidson	Cory West
P2	85	Harley-Davidson	Jake Lewis
P3	34	Harley-Davidson	Cory Wyman

Twins Cup	Race 1
P1	96	Gus Rodio	Aprilia
P2	25	Dominic Doyle	Yamaha
P3	99	Avery Dreher	Aprilia

Josh Herrin – 3 Time Daytona 200 Winner

Full Entry Lists and Results can be seen here: MotoAmerica Results

Bike Week events at Daytona are family and kid-friendly, is an amazing value for all the excitement and up-close and personal time with the teams, the racetrack, and the racing. Passes can be purchased as single or multi-day. You can park your car right along exciting turns and straights at the fence line, pop up your canopy, and tailgate like the pros. And added value is you get to see some of the most amazingly designed cruisers and sportbikes anywhere in the world, no matter your preference for a particular brand. There are ample restroom facilities that are clean and well-maintained. There are even showers accessible to almost everyone. RV sites book a year out so don’t delay to make your reservation. The FanZone has average food, but cold drinks and it’s in the mecca of activity. MotoAmerica has several large merchandise stores on-site with tons of merchandise.