MotoAmerica Offseason - Herrin Joins Gagne at Fresh N Lean Attack Yamaha

Map8

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Good news for Herrin and I'm glad to see Gagne return. Or did Gagne have a two year contract?

Was really hoping Fong would get Beaubier's old seat but now fingers are crossed Fong will be back on the Suzuki. I've seen rumors that Elias is returning but maybe on a different bike.



peterhively, do you mind if I make this the MotoAmerica off-season thread?
 

stangmx13

not Stan
I was more looking forward to Herrin winning on the BMW than Herrin riding a "factory" bike again. Oh wells :/
 

Map8

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King of the Baggers will have five races as part of MotoAmerica in 2021.

https://motoamerica.com/king-of-the-baggers-five-rounds-in-2021/


2021 MotoAmerica King of the Baggers Series Schedule

April 30-May 2 Michelin Raceway Road Atlanta Braselton, GA

June 11-13 Road America Elkhart Lake, WI

July 9-11 WeatherTech Raceway Laguna Seca Monterey, CA

August 13-15 Pittsburgh Int’l Race Complex Wampum, PA

September 17-19 Barber Motorsports Park Birmingham, AL
 
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Map8

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Too late. The AMA already has a championship for the SuperHooligan series.

https://americanmotorcyclist.com/flat-track/

RSD Super Hooligan AMA National Championship
The RSD Super Hooligan AMA National Championship features street motorcycles that have been modified to compete in flat track-style racing. The series was created by former racer, custom motorcycle designer and entrepreneur Roland Sands, and 2019 marks its first year operating as an AMA-sanctioned national championship. For more information on the series, including its schedule and points standings, visit www.rolandsands.com/super-hooligans.
 

Map8

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No, no----- that's why I specified dirt track, not flat track: Think baggers on a supercross style track without the jumps and whoops, berms and hills yes.

Superhooligan isn't very exciting.

:laughing Bagger SX would draw a big crowd...of EMTs.


Super Hooligans race on flat tracks, TT tracks, beaches, city street TT courses. They put on a good show. I agree they were a mixed bag early on but once they started setting up the bikes correctly, it got way better.
 
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Map8

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German website Speedweek is reporting that Loris Baz has been offered the MotoAmerica Superbike Ducati ride that Lorenzo Zanetti had last season. Ten Kate Yamaha has a letter of intent from a sponsor for WSBK but no final contract or budget so Baz is looking at other options.

Baz reportedly commented to the French magazine MotoJournal about the MotoAmerica rumors stating "it's not fake news, but it's not signed yet!"
 

afm199

Well-known member
Glad to see Herrin get that ride.

And double glad the baggers are back, My neighbor works with one of the teams. Has a garage full of built Harleys that snap drive belts at will.
 

Map8

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Staff member
Not MotoAmerica but road racing in the U.S.

Bagger Racing League announced. Cycle News article. First race in June at Utah Motorsports Complex (formerly Miller).

BRL will feature 4 classes of racing:

1. Hooligan GP: Includes V-twin-inspired platform.

2. Big Twin GP: Includes any large-displacement big twin.

3. Stunt GP: Is an invitational. Invited entrants will compete in a judged stunt competition on Friday night then take the same bike to the track for qualifying on Saturday and the main event on Sunday.

4. Premier Class Bagger GP: Harley-Davidson and Indian touring bikes duke it out in the fight for dominance
 

squidworth

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Hopefully Baz will shake things up and pave the way for more Europeans to head over this way to race
 
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