Alessandro Di Mario won his fifth straight Twins Cup race, leading from start to finish and pulling away to win by over seven seconds. This time Hank Vossberg edged Matthew Chapin for second, reversing their Race 1 order by just over a second.
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Jake Gagne won after title rival Cameron Beaubier crashed out on the second lap while on his rear wheel. PJ Jacobsen hounded Gagne to the flag by just .195 seconds in a race that required a full restart. Josh Herrin was third despite a big crash in qualifying.
A turning point in the championship at Brainerd International Raceway. Focuses on the tight title hunt with only four rounds remaining and the high physical toll of the Minnesota track.
James Rispoli doubled up with a second straight Hooligan win, again beating Cory West — this time by .255 of a second — with teammate Hayden Schultz third. The weekend sweep vaulted Rispoli to third in the championship standings.
James Rispoli won his first Super Hooligan National Championship race at WeatherTech Raceway Laguna Seca, beating Saddlemen Race Development's Cory West after working through the field following an early incident with teammate Cody Wyman.
Kyle Wyman was handed victory when Hayden Gillim's transmission failed with less than half a lap remaining while Gillim was leading. Wyman crossed the line 1.4 seconds ahead of Rocco Landers, with Tyler O'Hara rounding out the podium in third.
Kyle Wyman claimed his fifth Baggers win of the season after Hayden Gillim's Road Glide expired and spilled oil to red-flag the race. On the restart, Wyman led wire-to-wire with S&S/Indian Motorcycle's Loris Baz just over two seconds behind in second.
Alessandro Di Mario won his fifth straight Twins Cup race, leading from start to finish and pulling away to win by over seven seconds. This time Hank Vossberg edged Matthew Chapin for second, reversing their Race 1 order by just over a second.
Alessandro Di Mario dominated Twins Cup Race 1, winning by 9.164 seconds in another masterclass of dominance. Matthew Chapin was second with Hank Vossberg close behind in third.
Blake Davis swept the Supersport weekend, beating Celtic/Economy Lube+Tire/Warhorse HSBK Ducati's Cameron Petersen by .320 of a second, with Petersen splitting the Strack Racing duo to finish ahead of Mathew Scholtz in third.
Blake Davis beat his more experienced Strack Racing teammate Mathew Scholtz and Rahal Ducati Moto's PJ Jacobsen in a three-rider battle, winning his second Supersport race of the season by .756 of a second over Scholtz.
The best overtaking moments from the 2023 MotoAmerica Junior Cup, featuring the young up-and-coming talent competing on 400cc machines in the series' feeder class for developing road racers.
A compilation of the finest passes from the 2023 Twins Cup season, spotlighting the action in the popular twin-cylinder class and the wheel-to-wheel battles among its riders throughout the year.
Highlights Ella Dreher, one of the youngest riders, as she proves her grit and talent at VIR (Virginia International Raceway).
The championship heads to Mid-Ohio Sports Car Course during the high-energy AMA Vintage Motorcycle Days celebration.
Features Kody Kopp training with pros James Rispoli and Brandon Robinson, followed by coverage of local rider Hank Vossberg.
Follows the series to the South for a pre-race shakedown at "Little Talladega" before a pivotal race week.
Captures the high-stakes debut at Circuit of The Americas (COTA) during the MotoGP weekend.
Introduces the new Talent Cup class and the diverse group of young riders.
Hank Vossberg took advantage of Alessandro Di Mario's struggles to claim race two, beating the title favorite to the flag. The result left the championship battle close at the top as both riders headed to Road America.
Alessandro Di Mario won the opening Talent Cup race at Barber, taking the lead in the new all-Kramer APX-350 MA series. Sam Drane pushed hard throughout, with Hank Vossberg completing a competitive podium in what was the brand-new class's first Barber appearance.
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