MotoAmerica takes shape as the new premiere professional motorcycle racing series in North America and will be hitting Road Atlanta on April 15th, 16th and 17th. Spectators can enjoy two-wheeled racing as competitors from across the globe showcase their talent through Road Atlanta’s twisty turns and steep elevation. The series will be sanctioned by the AMA and FIM North America and will add a new chapter to Road Atlanta’s rich motorcycle racing history.
One of the most famous sets of esses in all of motor racing can be found at Road Atlanta. MotoAmerica will return to the rolling Georgia track on April 15-17, 2016.
In 2015, the popular racetrack of Road Atlanta returned to the MotoAmerica series for the first time since 2012 with rain providing a thrilling backstop to all the races. And the race will be back for a second successive year in 2016.
The 2.54-mile, 12-turn layout has undergone major improvements since changing ownership in 2006, but it’s still famous for the unchanged set of esses that takes riders on a run downhill and toward turn five.
The circuit is also known for the red Georgia clay that outlines the track and further distinguishes it from the other venues in the series.
Previous Winners
2015 Superbike: Cameron Beaubier (Race 1), Cameron Beaubier (Race 2); Superstock 1000: Josh Day (Race 1), Jake Gagne (Race 2); Supersport: Josh Herrin (Race 1), Garrett Gerloff (Race 2); Superstock 600: Joe Roberts (Race1), Joe Roberts (Race 2)
Circuit Info
Length: 2.54 miles
Left-hand corners: 5
Right-hand corners: 7
Constructed: 1969
The 2.54-mile, 12-turn layout has undergone major improvements since changing ownership in 2006, but it’s still famous for the unchanged set of esses that takes riders on a run downhill and toward turn five.
The circuit is also known for the red Georgia clay that outlines the track and further distinguishes it from the other venues in the series.
Previous Winners
2015 Superbike: Cameron Beaubier (Race 1), Cameron Beaubier (Race 2); Superstock 1000: Josh Day (Race 1), Jake Gagne (Race 2); Supersport: Josh Herrin (Race 1), Garrett Gerloff (Race 2); Superstock 600: Joe Roberts (Race1), Joe Roberts (Race 2)
Circuit Info
Length: 2.54 miles
Left-hand corners: 5
Right-hand corners: 7
Constructed: 1969
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