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WorldSBK: Race Two Results From Assen (Updated) – Roadracing World Magazine
Aruba.it Racing Ducati rider Alvaro Bautista won FIM Superbike World Championship Race Two Sunday at TT Circuit Assen, in The Netherlands. Bautista, the defending World Champion, won the race, his sixth of the season, by 3.915 seconds on his Ducati Panigale V4 R. Toprak Razgatlioglu was the runner-up on his Pata Yamaha Prometeon YZF-R1. Razgatlioglu’s teammate Andrea Locatelli finished third, 7.416 seconds behind Bautista. American Garrett Gerloff got 12th on his Bonovo Action BMW M 1000 RR. Crashers in Race Two included Loris Baz, Iker Lecuona, Bradley Ray, Jonathan Rea, Michael van der Mark, and Xavi Vierge. WSBK R2 WSBK Points after R2 More, from a press…
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NHRA Camping World Series Leaving Bandimere Speedway in Colorado after 2023 Race Weekend
The NHRA Camping World Drag Racing Series schedule will have a new look to its schedule next year after it was announced on Friday that the 2023 Dodge Power Brokers Mile-High Nationals will be the last event at Bandimere Speedway in Morrison, Colo., near Denver. Bandimere Speedway opened in 1958. The Bandimere family is selling the current property and is working with investors on a possible new track and facility location, and one day returning to the NHRA calendar. The last Mile-High event at Bandimere is slated for July 14-16. The event will mark the NHRA’s 43rd Mile-High Nationals. The loss of Bandimere coupled with the loss of Phoenix from…
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MotoAmerica: Norton, Pond Join Altus Motorsports – Roadracing World Magazine
MotoAmerica: Mike Pond joins Altus Team for 2023. Norton Steps in for Paasch at Road Atlanta. (Altus, OK) – Altus Motorsports has announced that MotoAmerica veteran Mike Pond has joined the team as the Crew Chief for the Stock 1000 and Supersport efforts, replacing the late Eric Gray. Pond’s vast experience and success make him a valuable addition to the team. “We are extremely lucky to bring Mike Pond on board,” said team owner George Nassaney. “Losing Eric was a massive blow, but Pond’s arrival will ensure that the team’s performance remains at the highest level.” However, unfortunate news comes as Brandon Paasch broke his back while training on a…
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MotoGP: Tendon Damage Forcing Oliveira To Miss Argentina – Roadracing World Magazine
Full focus on Raul Fernandez for round two of 2023 The CryptoDATA RNF MotoGP Team is looking forward to the Argentina Grand Prix this weekend, despite the rough setback with the absence of Miguel Oliveira. Nevertheless, the team is motivated to extend their full support to Raul Fernandez, who will be competing in CryptoDATA RNF MotoGP Team colors for the second time this weekend. Following the incident last Sunday, Miguel Oliveira went home to Lisbon to get some further checks on his body. An MRI conducted on Monday confirmed the suspicions the Portuguese hero had after his crash and revealed some tendon injuries to the external rotators of the right leg which…
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Australian Superbike: Race Results From Sydney Motorsport Park – Roadracing World Magazine
SBK R1 SBK R2 More, from a press release issued by ASBK: ASBK ’23: Calm Waters At Night, Dunker Dunks on Supersport Regulars Saturday at SMSP – It All Happens Now There’s been a number of comparisons over the years between Phillip Island and Sydney Motorsport Park and today it was SMPS’s chance to really shine. The weather here at SMSP was just as unpredictable as The Island, so there’s that and congrats all round… Almost joking aside, it did indeed sprinkle down ahead of the warmup sessions for all classes and we spent an inordinate amount of time looking and the rain radar and thoughtfully making rubbish predictions.…
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MotoAmerica: Race Results From The Restarted 81st Daytona 200 – Roadracing World Magazine
KurveyGirl.com brings you the results of this weekend’s events. At our online motorcycle parts store, you’ll find a specialized selection of quarter turn “Dzus” fasteners, titanium hardware, premium tire valve stems, Vesrah racing brake pads, Brembo parts and accessories, and other unique hardware specifically designed for race and trackday motorcycles. Editorial Note: The Daytona 200 was red flagged on lap 53 of 57 scheduled laps. MotoAmerica officials decided to run a 10-lap restart, resulting in a race distance of 62 laps, or 217.52 miles. 23_1_DAY_SSP_R1_res More, from a press release issued by MotoAmerica: Herrin Wins 81st Running Of The Daytona 200 Thirteen Years Later, Josh Herrin Wins…
