On the Front Cover: Andrew Lee (14) dominated the under-appreciated MotoAmerica Stock 1000 Championship for years, and he is still dominating since its relabeling as Superbike Cup and its integration into Superbike races. His plan is to get the maximum number of points every weekend while making the minimum number of mistakes, and it has put him way out front in the title chase again in 2026. Photo by Brian J. Nelson.
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AUGUST/SEPTEMBER 2026 ISSUE
FEATURES
Inside Info: Suzuki updates the Hayabusa. Bridgestone renews as
the spec tire supplier for Canadian Superbike. FIM taking bids
on new MotoMini spec racebikes. Talbott and KYT donate For
Airfence, and more…
Historic Racebike Illustrations: 125cc, 5-cylinder Honda RC149
Quick Look: Aprilia RS 660 Factory Stretching The Gap
MotoGP Analysis: Why Öhlins Dominates MotoGP & WorldSBK
Shops: GBrakes, Restarting A Family Business In The U.S.A
First Person/Opinion: The Death Of Cycle World Magazine, by Kevin Cameron
RACING
MotoGP: Aprilia’s Fernandez & Martin Dominate
MotoAmerica Superbike: Kelly Tightens His Grip At Mid-Ohio
MotoAmerica Inside Info: Benjamin Smith’s Bike Goes Ghost Riding
MotoAmerica Superbike: Fong Versus Baz At VIR
MotoAmerica Inside Info: Uribe Breaks Through, Aprilia Tops Twins
World Superbike: All Ducati At Misano
World Superbike Notes: American Gerloff Earns 6th & 8th
COLUMNS
Letters To The Editor: Kids Racing, Corner Working, Having Fun
10 Years Ago: Superbike race winners Cam Beaubier (1), Roger
Hayden (95) and Josh Hayes (4) are on the cover of the August
2016 issue of Roadracing World. MotoGP Editor Mat Oxley told of
plans to ban wings on racebike fairings for 2017-on; Valentino
Rossi said, “I don’t like them because they are quite ugly,” but
admitted they did help increase front tire contact.
The Crash Page: Lewis Cooper Upside-Down In The U.K.
2026 Racing, School & Track Day Calendar: Where & When To Ride
Classified Ads/Advertiser Index
High Performance Parts & Services Directory
Chris Ulrich’s Adventures Of An Ex-Racer: The Case For Urban Street Courses
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