American Tyler Scott Joins Estrella Galicia 0,0 Team For European Talent Cup

David Swarts

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January 16, 2020

American Tyler Scott Joins Estrella Galicia 0,0 Team For European Talent Cup

American Tyler Scott has signed to compete for Monlau Competicion’s Estrella Galicia 0,0 Team in the 2020 European Talent Cup.

Prior to 2019, Scott won an AMA Moto3 Road Race Grand Championship, a WERA Formula Three National Challenge Championship, two WERA Sportsman regional Championships, five CCS regional Championships, six AMA Flat Track Grand National Championships, and was named AMA Flat Track Youth Rider of the Year…twice.

Then in 2019, Scott was selected to be the sole American in the Red Bull MotoGP Rookies Cup, replacing the graduating Sean Dylan Kelly.

Scott, however, endured a season filled with setbacks, including a high-speed crash when his front brake pads fell out and another crash that nearly cost him a finger.

Tyler Scott. Photo by GEPA Pictures, courtesy of Red Bull.

As 2019 came to a close, the rider from Pennsylvania had only managed to score two top-10 finishes in the Red Bull MotoGP Rookies Cup while showing some flashes of potential but little in the way of actual results in the European Talent Cup, which runs at Repsol FIM/CEV events in between MotoGP rounds.

This lack of standout results led to Scott not being offered a ride in the 2020 Red Bull MotoGP Rookies Cup, and he and his father Mike Scott thought their time racing in Europe was over.

“Finishing the year out we weren’t sure we were coming back and we were looking toward coming back to the U.S.,” said Mike Scott. “I had spent a bunch of money to race in the European Talent Cup, and we couldn’t afford to do that again. So we were planning on coming home and doing some dirt track racing and racing in the MotoAmerica Junior Cup. Then, we got approached from a friend of ours who worked on the Estrella Galicia [0,0] team.”

Estrella Galicia 0,0 is the beer brand that sponsors some teams fielded by Monlau Competicion. Monlau Competicion runs the Monlau Repsol Technical School for motorsports technicians and in parallel runs the Monlau Competicion Rider Development Program, which has teams in the RFME (Spanish) National series, the Repsol FIM/CEV International Series, and the FIM Moto3 World Championship. And Monlau Competicion and Estrella Galicia are partners in the Marc VDS Racing Moto2 World Championship and MotoE World Cup.

Some of the riders who have come through the Monlau Competicion Rider Development Program include: Francesco Bagnaia, Aleix and Pol Espargaro, Jorge Lorenzo, Alex and Marc Marquez, Tito Rabat, and Alex Rins – to name a few.

“It’s awesome. I can’t fully realize how good this deal is right now,” Tyler Scott told Roadracingworld.com in a telephone interview. “Last year, I never rode with kids that ride at the level they ride at, and they ride differently. But overall, it was a good learning season. I learned a lot and it made me become a better rider. Now, I’m looking forward to the 2020 season because I know I’ll do better and learn a lot more.”

Utah Sport Bike Association Announces 2020 Board Of Directors

David Swarts

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January 15, 2020

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The Utah Sport Bike Association is pleased to announce the 2020 Board of Directors following the annual election cycle. All terms officially took effect on January 1, 2020. The results are as follows:

President: Eric Jones

Vice President: Thomas Dark

Secretary: Erik Grim

Treasurer: Danny Egbert

Competition Director: Mark Barton

Membership Director: Donald Rothfuss

“2020 is going to be a great year!” said President-Elect Eric Jones. “USBA has established great relationships with its sponsors, and combined with its dedicated Board of Directors I think the future is bright.”

The USBA is planning a six-event season at the Utah Motorsports Campus for 2020.

The UtahSBA is a Utah Non-Profit dedicated to promoting education, safe riding, and competition in the Intermountain West. You can find more information about the UtahSBA, upcoming events, and schools at www.utahsba.com or find us on Facebook at www.utahsba.com

Featured In January/February: Monster Energy Attack Performance Yamaha Racing

Trudy Ulrich

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January 15, 2020

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Featured In January/February: Monster Energy Attack Performance Yamaha Racing

Featured In the January/February 2020 issue of Roadracing World:

Almost 10 years ago, Roadracing World featured Richard Stanboli, his aftermarket parts manufacturing business Attack Performance, and his then-newly-established Attack Tuning Center in “Shops.”

The story chronicled how Stanboli–a former U.S. Army Infantry officer, former racer, and current engineer–built his company by using innovative engineering to solve problems, go quicker, and succeed in racing. And succeed he has.

At the time of our original article in the October 2011 issue, Stanboli and his riders had won five AMA Pro Championships and the Daytona 200 twice. And at that time, Stanboli had recently switched from running factory-backed and/or manufacturer satellite teams to running his own privateer efforts in David-versus-Goliath campaigns against those same factory-level efforts.

Stanboli continued to succeed…and now he’s running Yamaha’s Superbike program in MotoAmerica!

–SHOPS: Monster Energy Attack Performance Yamaha Racing

Richard Stanboli is the Don Quixote of America motorcycle road racing, charging into competition against bigger, better-financed opponents and succeeding far more often than the odds would suggest. Now’s he’s joined forces with Yamaha to run the company’s official MotoAmerica Superbike program in 2020. Read the details of a seismic shift in U.S. road racing in the latest issue of Roadracing World!

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American Rossi Moor Racing In Northern Talent Cup

David Swarts

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January 15, 2020

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American Rossi Moor Racing In Northern Talent Cup

Inaugural Northern Talent Cup riders and calendar confirmed

More than ten different nationalities set to contest seven rounds across four countries in the new Northern Talent Cup

Both the list of selected riders and the calendar for the inaugural season of the Northern Talent Cup have now been confirmed, with the NTC set to visit four countries in a seven-round 2020 season. 24 competitors, both male and female, will represent 11 countries in the first year of the new Cup, with more than 15 teams set to make up the grid.

A pre-season test at Oschersleben in Germany is the first track action of the year in early April, before Round 1 takes places two weeks later at the iconic TT Circuit Assen as the NTC race alongside the Dutch round of WorldSBK. In May, Round 2 takes the Cup to Austria as they race the Red Bull Ring with the IDM, and in June there are two rounds, both in Germany: first up it’s Speedweek at Oschersleben from the 4th to 6th of June, before the NTC compete alongside MotoGP™ for the first time as part of the German Grand Prix at the Sachsenring.

After summer break, the NTC is back with a bang at Brno as the Cup once again races alongside MotoGP™, this time in Czechia, before Rounds 6 and 7 see the Cup round out the season alongside the IDM back in Germany. The Lausitzring hosts the penultimate round from the 11th to 13th September, before the season finale sees the NTC take on classic Hockenheim from the 25th to 27th September.

2020 Northern Talent Cup Rider Lineup:

Jordan Bartucca, 13, Switzerland

Maximus Kovalov, 14, Ukraine

Jacopo Adriano Hosciuc, 14, Romania

Mateusz Molik, 13, Poland

Amelie Triffet, 17, Belgium

Freddie Heinrich, 14, Germany

Julius Coenen, 13, Germany

Dustin Schneider, 13, Germany

Maik Duin, 14, Netherlands

Stefan Zuda, 14, Czechia

Juluis Cesar Rorig, 13, Germany

Kimi Nikita Gundermann, 11 Switzerland

Bryan-Kim Dupasquier, 14, Switzerland

Soma Gorbe, 14, Hungary

Tibor Varga, 12, Hungary

Jonas Kocourek, 13, Czechia

Jakub Gurecky, 14, Czechia

Damian Boessenkool, 15, Netherlands

Kas Beekmans, 15, Netherlands

Lorenz Luciano, 15, Belgium

Johannez Wibmer, 15, Austria

Rossi Moor, 12, USA

Jakob Rosenthale, 13, Austria

Luca Gottlicher, 12, Germany

Kawasaki Posts Over $10 Million In Team Green Racing Contingency Program

David Swarts

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January 15, 2020

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Kawasaki Posts Over $10 Million In Team Green Racing Contingency Program

Kawasaki Team Green™ Racer Rewards Program Offers More Than $10 Million in Total Rewards for the 2020 Race Season

Foothill Ranch, CA (January 15, 2020) – Kawasaki Motors Corp., U.S.A. 2020 Team Green™ Racer Rewards (contingency) program continues to set the bar in support of amateur and professional Kawasaki racers. For the 2020 Program year, the program remains unrivaled as the total rewards available increases to over $10 million, available to eligible racers at more than 500 racing events throughout the year. In addition to its unmatched trackside support and traditional Racer Rewards support for motocross, off-road racing, road racing and flat track, new for 2020 Kawasaki is extending its Racer Rewards Program to select side x side events. The new side x side Racer Rewards Program coincides with the release of the all-new Kawasaki Teryx® KRX™1000 side x side, and offers rewards at more than 40 side x side racing events with nearly $300,000 available for racers.

The rewards don’t stop there as racers competing on a wide variety of Kawasaki Ninja® models are also eligible to earn green, when they race green. For 2020, Racer Rewards will be available at more than 140 road racing events with over $2 million waiting to be claimed. In addition, the Team Green™ Ninja® Racer Support Program offers up to $2,000 for approved racers on their next purchase of a 2019-2020 Ninja® ZX™-6R, Ninja® ZX™-10R and Ninja® ZX™-10RR sportbike through qualified Kawasaki dealerships.

Racers competing in select racing events for a chance to earn their share of the payout can head to www.Kawasakisalesrewards.com to enroll. Once enrolled, racers will receive a prepaid Kawasaki Racer Rewards MasterCard® (debit card) that can be used at Kawasaki dealerships or anywhere MasterCard is accepted.

Enrolled and eligible racers who earn Racer Rewards will enjoy:
Kawasaki Racer Rewards MasterCard can be used wherever MasterCard is accepted

Racer Rewards funds credited when race results are verified by Kawasaki

Online account balance and account tracking (24 hours)

Easy profile updates

ATM Access (Pro riders only)

Toll-Free customer service support at 1-866-535-2544
For details on Racer Rewards event schedules and payouts, please visit: https://www.kawasaki.com/racing/team-green/racer-rewards

Podcast: Greg’s Garage Pod With Jason Pridmore Episode 66

David Swarts

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January 15, 2020

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Podcast: Greg’s Garage Pod With Jason Pridmore Episode 66

Greg’s Garage Pod with Co-Host Jason Pridmore – A motorcycle racing Pod about MotoGP, MotoAmerica and World Superbike, Pro Motocross, American Flat Track and more. In this episode Co-Hosts Greg White and Jason Pridmore talk:

Supercross – St. Louis wrap-up

SXFantasy p/b ARAI Helmets – Greg got his picks in, but JP is pulling away! We’ve chosen pulpmxfantasy.com for out 2020 SX Fantasy League. Join the Greg’s Garage Podcast League now to win an ARAI Corsair-X Helmet of your choice!

AFT – SuperTwins Roster announced.

ALL – Expectations for 2020. What are you most looking forward to seeing in MotoAmerica, MotoGP, and WorldSBK?

Motorcycle – Ducati’s Superleggera V4 coming in at $100,000! Will it be a race bike?

Race Calendar – Racing this weekend.

Motorcycle Industry Council Elects Two New Directors, Re-Elects One Director

David Swarts

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January 15, 2020

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Motorcycle Industry Council Elects Two New Directors, Re-Elects One Director

Motorcycle Industry Council Members Elect New Directors

IRVINE, Calif. – Motorcycle Industry Council members elected two new directors for the organization’s board, and re-elected secretary/treasurer Jim Woodruff for another two-year term. Dealernews Editor Robin Hartfiel, who has served on the MIC Aftermarket Committee since 1992, was elected to take the seat of Eric Anderson, of VROOM Network, whose term expires this month. Rod Lopusnak, general manager of Triumph North America, was elected to take the seat vacated by Mike Peyton, of BMW Motorrad USA.

“It is time we all dig deep, together, and truly put motorcycling first,” Lopusnak said. “We need to first challenge every OEM and dealer and, as a group, take this exact step and set this as the foundation moving forward.”

Hartfiel said he is honored to be serving on the MIC board. “As an industry, we are at a critical juncture and we owe it to ourselves to be committed and engaged as we can be.”

Woodruff echoed those sentiments. “Our entire industry needs to work together to help consumers discover the joys of riding, which means recruiting more companies to become MIC members, expanding rider training programs, focusing our data and research efforts, and continuing our outstanding government relations efforts.”

The 2020 MIC Board of Directors

Chair of the Board

Paul Vitrano

Senior Assistant General Counsel

Indian Motorcycle and Polaris Inc.

Vice Chair

Chuck Boderman

Vice President, Powersports Products

American Honda Motor Co., Inc.

Secretary/Treasurer

Jim Woodruff

Chief Executive Officer

National Powersport Auctions

Derek Brooks

Motorcycle Product Line Manager

Yamaha Motor Corporation, U.S.A.

Jeff Brown

Co-Founder

EagleRider

Tim Calhoun

Vice President of Sales

Quin Design Helmets

Kerry Graeber

Vice President MC/ATV Sales & Marketing

Suzuki Motor of America, Inc.
Robin Hartfiel

Editor

Dealernews

John Hinz

CEO

KTM North America, Inc.

Bill Jenkins

Senior Vice President, Sales and Operations

Kawasaki Motors Corp., U.S.A.

Andrew Leisner

Senior Vice President, Managing Director

Bonnier Motorcycle Media

Rod Lopusnak

General Manager

Triumph North America

The Motorcycle Industry Council exists to preserve, protect, and promote motorcycling through government relations, communications, and media relations, statistics and research, aftermarket programs, development of data communications standards, and activities surrounding technical and regulatory issues. As a not-for-profit national industry association, the MIC seeks to support motorcyclists by representing manufacturers, distributors, dealers, and retailers of motorcycles, scooters, ATVs, ROVs, motorcycle/ATV/ROV parts, accessories and related goods and services, and members of allied trades such as insurance, finance and investment companies, media companies, and consultants.

The MIC is headquartered in Irvine, Calif., with a government relations office in metropolitan Washington, D.C. First called the MIC in 1970, the organization has been in operation since 1914. Visit the MIC at mic.org.

American Flat Track: HCRR Racing/Ben Evans Racing Announces Its 2020 Riders

David Swarts

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January 14, 2020

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American Flat Track: HCRR Racing/Ben Evans Racing Announces Its 2020 Riders

HCRR Racing / Ben Evans Racing to Debut Two-Rider AFT SuperTwins Team

Three-time 2019 winner Robinson and No. 12 Maloney to team up on FTR750s

DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. (January 14, 2020) – HCRR Racing / Ben Evans Racing, backed by Roof Systems of Dallas, Texas, announced today its premiere in the AFT SuperTwins class with seasoned riders Brandon Robinson and Jay Maloney piloting its FTR750 machinery.

“I could not be more excited to join AFT as a team owner in 2020,” said Jim Hudson, Team Owner of HCRR Racing. “We’ve joined forces with Ben Evans Racing and Roof Systems of Dallas, Texas and between all of the talent we’ve got, we are confident we can win at every event. I’ve been a fan of flat track racing my entire life, so this is a dream come true for me.”

Known as one of the most consistent riders on the circuit, Robinson started 2019 – his inaugural year on the championship-winning FTR750 – with three wins at the Atlanta Short Track, Texas Half-Mile and So-Cal Half-Mile.

“I am pumped about the 2020 season,” said Robinson. “I couldn’t be more grateful for the opportunity. Riding for HCRR Racing and Ben Evans Racing with help from Roof Systems gives me the resources to be a real challenger for the SuperTwins championship.”

Earning his national number in 2014, Maloney has been competing in AFT’s premier class as both a rider and team owner for five years. His addition to the HCRR roster for 2020 will enable him to focus on his performance on the racetrack.

“I am extremely excited to be involved with HCRR Racing and Ben Evans Racing in 2020,” said Maloney. “The past few years I have been putting in a lot of work running my own program. I was driving, working on bikes and worrying about setting up programs for the following season. Being a part of a team like HCRR backed by Roof Systems means I can focus on the task-at-hand: strong Main finishes. It is going to be a great year for us in the SuperTwins class.”

“We are very excited about all of the SuperTwins riders we are supporting,” said Jerry Stinchfield, CEO and Team Owner of Roof Systems of Dallas, Texas. “Brandon is one of the strongest riders out there – he got three wins last season, and Jay is a seasoned vet. These two, plus Price and Bromley on the Roof Systems team will really give those other guys a run for their money at every track.”

Tickets for the first-ever Bike Week Saturday of Speed doubleheader – DAYTONA 200 and DAYTONA TT – at the legendary Daytona International Speedway are on sale now. Watch both historic motorcycle racing events during Bike Week at DAYTONA for just $35 when you purchase an advance General Admission ticket online. Get yours at www.americanflattrack.com.

For more information on American Flat Track visit www.americanflattrack.com.

To get the latest American Flat Track clothing and merchandise visit www.americanflattracker.com.

How to Watch:

NBCSN and TrackPass on NBC Sports Gold are the official homes for coverage of American Flat Track. For the 2020 season, NBCSN’s coverage of AFT remains in highly-coveted programming slots within two weeks of each event. The complete schedule for AFT on NBCSN can be viewed at http://www.americanflattrack.com/events-nbcsn/. TrackPass on NBC Sports Gold – the most-robust motorsports offering in the digital marketplace – is a cornerstone of AFT’s digital strategy, providing live streaming coverage of every event and maintaining an active archive of all AFT content.

About American Flat Track:

American Flat Track is the world’s premier dirt track motorcycle racing series and one of the longest-running championships in the history of motorsports. Sanctioned by AMA Pro Racing in Daytona Beach, Fla., the series is highly regarded as the most competitive form of dirt track motorcycle racing on the globe. For more information on American Flat Track, please visit http://www.americanflattrack.com, like us on Facebook, follow us on Twitter, check us out on Instagram, live stream the events with TrackPass on NBC Sports Gold and catch all the American Flat Track racing action on NBCSN.

Ducati Leaks New “Project 1708”

David Swarts

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January 14, 2020

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Recently, Ducati sent emails directly to a select group of customers and enthusiasts inviting them to follow the development of its new “Project 1708” via a special website.

The email read:

“Dedicated to all dreamers

“This is a very special moment for Ducati, and for me personally.

“It is the moment in which we invite all our most passionate customers to share something truly unique.

“Every product we craft is a declaration of our lust for perfection. But none is comparable to Project 1708.

“In this project, we model the most advanced carbon fibre into futuristic aerodynamic-driven shapes. Here we realize our dreams as engineers, manufacturers and passionate riders.

“Project 1708 is a true statement, this is where we draw the line between trying and doing. It is our foremost pioneristic creature.

“And I am very proud to present you to this private website, where you will be introduced step by step to every aspect of this bike, from the deepest secrets to the most refined details of this masterpiece of engineering and design.

“Welcome to Project 1708.”

“Claudio Domenicali

“Ducati Motor Holding CEO.”

The email also included a link to the private website, which the addressee of the email could use their email address to create an account to gain access.

Roadracing World was not able to gain access to that website, but according to sources with close connections to Ducati in Italy, “Project 1708” is a Panigale V4 Superleggera.

The Panigale V4 Superleggera will a be lighter, more powerful, and much more expensive carbon-fiber-clad version of a Panigale V4.

Unconfirmed reports state a claimed dry weight of 335 pounds (152 kg), claimed engine output of 234 horsepower (with the included racing exhaust installed), and a Manufacturer’s Suggested Retail Price (MSRP) in the U.S. of $100,000. Production is expected to be very limited with deliveries starting in May 2020.

Stay tuned for more details.

New Jersey Motorsports Park Announces Its 2020 Schedule Of Events

David Swarts

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January 14, 2020

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New Jersey Motorsports Park Announces Its 2020 Schedule Of Events

New Jersey Motorsports Park Announces 2020 Event Schedule

MILLVILLE, N.J. – New Jersey Motorsports Park is excited to announce the 2020 major event schedule, highlighted by the facility’s first Designer Wraps Beer Festival and mainstays including 24 Hours of Lemons, AHRMA Vintage Motorcycle Racing, MotoAmerica, and more.

“We’re continuing to provide a wide variety of on and off track events to our fans,” said Chief Operating Officer Brad Scott. “We look forward to our main racing events every season, but are eager about the addition of events like the Designer Wraps Beer Fest to round out our 2020 schedule.”

Lee Brahin, NJMP Managing Partner, adds, “New Jersey Motorsports Park is a world-class facility, and we’re excited to continue to showcase all we have here on-site by putting together a schedule complete with major racing events as well as off-track festivals and activities.”

Fans will notice several new additions to the major event schedule; the Sports Car Club of America (SCCA) hosts several regional events at NJMP every season, many free for spectators. SCCA kicks off the season April 17 – 19 with The Jerk – Jersey Road Racing Classic. Championship Cup Series (CCS) is back for three rounds again this season, with Round 1 April 18 – 19.

Coming Memorial Day Weekend in 2020 is the 1^st Annual Designer Wraps Beer Fest. The festival will take place Saturday, May 23. Attendees of the festival can expect up to 50 craft breweries and over 100 styles of beer, in addition to food trucks, vendors, music, and more.

Returning in June are fan favorites like the 24 Hours of Lemons and the 8^th Annual AHRMA Vintage Motorcycle Festival and Swap Meet. The 24 Hours of Lemons ft. HooptieCon includes 2 days of endurance racing, car shows, and more the weekend of June 13 – 14. The AHRMA Vintage Motorcycle Festival and Swap Meet June 19 – 21 features vintage motorcycle racing on-track and a swap meet, bike show, and more off-track. The Annual Food Truck Festival is back for its 4^th year on June 27 with over 20 food trucks, music, vendors, and more! MotoAmerica Championship of New Jersey takes over NJMP September 11 – 13 for a 3 day event, featuring the top Superbike racers in North America.

Last season brought the addition of the Terrain Race, which returns August 22 in 2020. NJMP has added two additional foot races coming this summer, Foam Glow 5K and the Insane Inflatable 5K.

2020 Major Event Schedule

April 17 – 19 SCCA Jersey Road Racing Classic – The Jerk**

April 18 – 19 Championship Cup Series I*

May 23 Designer Wraps Beer Fest

June 5 – 7 SCCA Lightning Challenge**

June 13 – 14 24 Hours of Lemons ft. HooptieCon*

June 19 – 21 8^th Annual AHRMA Vintage Motorcycle Festival & Swap Meet*

June 26 – 28 American Endurance Racing (AER)*

June 27 4^th Annual Foot Truck Festival

July 4 – 5 Championship Cup Series II ft. Loudon Road Race Series*

July 11 Foam Glow 5K

July 17 – 19 SCCA US Majors*

July 17 – 19 Xtreme Xperience Exotic Car Driving Experience

August 8 Insane Inflatable 5K

August 21 – 23 SCCA Summer Thunder**

August 22 Terrain Race

August 29 – 30 SCCA Time Trials with Global Time Attack**

September 11 – 13 MotoAmerica Championship of New Jersey*

September 4 – 5 Championship Cup Series III*

October 10 South Jersey Show and Shine Truck Show**

October 24 SCCA 12 Hour Devil in the Dark Endurance Race*

**Free Admission *Kids 12 & under Free

NJMP continues to offer 30+ dates for each of their membership programs – the Drivers Club and the Riders Club. The Drivers Club is an exclusive membership for those looking to drive their sports, classic, or high-performance car at NJMP. The Riders Club, after having a successful debut year in 2019, combines the most powerful motorcycle club management, experienced instructors, and New Jersey Motorsports Park to build the area’s premier motorcycle club.

Driving and racing schools continue to build the next generation of motorsports stars at NJMP; New Jersey Motorsports Park is home to Skip Barber Racing School, Bertil Roos Racing School, Lucas Oil School of Racing, California Superbike School, and Yamaha Champions Riding School. Each organization has multiple dates throughout the 2020 season.

Highlighting Tempest Raceway’s competition karting and mini bike schedule are the return of F-Series Gearup Challenge and New Jersey MiniGP. Tempest Raceway is NJMP’s outdoor go-karting facility. Tempest is excited to welcome Eastern Vintage Karting, who will be hosting its first event at NJMP in May 2020, the Promoter’s Cup Series.

Go-karting, axe throwing, and paintball will open for the season in March. NJMP has already started taking reservations for group experiences in 2020, which can be booked 7 days a week. The Finish Line Pub, NJMP’s on-site bar and restaurant, also opens for the season March 2020. Monthly Motor(less) Nights, in which NJMP opens one of its road courses to the public and all non-motorized activities, will begin the third Thursday in March and continue through October.

Select event tickets are now on sale at www.njmp.com! All events and dates are preliminary and subject to change. Stay up to speed with NJMP by calling (856) 327-8000, visiting www.njmp.com or following on Twitter: @NJMP, Instagram: @njmotorsportspark, and Facebook: New Jersey Motorsports Park – NJMP.

American Tyler Scott Joins Estrella Galicia 0,0 Team For European Talent Cup

January 16, 2020

Tyler Scott (70). Photo by GEPA Pictures, courtesy of Red Bull.