MotoAmerica: Edge Racing Enters Superbike Cup, Stock 1000

John Ulrich

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March 31, 2025

MotoAmerica: Edge Racing Enters Superbike Cup, Stock 1000

Edge Racing riders Jason Waters (92) and Jesse Ruehling (990) will be competing in the MotoAmerica Stock1000 and Superbike Cup championships starting next weekend at Barber Motorsports Park.

The team will also be competing in the WERA National Challenge and Endurance series on the PirelliMoto shod BMWs. Edge Racing thanks its sponsors and looks forward to a great 2025 season!

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Where To Ride In April And May 2025

Mathilde Gasnier

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March 31, 2025

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The following track days, riding schools, and racing events are scheduled by organizations based in the United States during April and May 2025.

This list includes 50 opportunities (days) to ride at races, schools, and track days during the months of April and May in North America.

(To have your motorcycle racing or riding event added to the Event Calendar on this website and published in the print edition of Roadracing World & Motorcycle Technology magazine, submit your calendar and contact information via the contact page on this website or by emailing to [email protected] or to [email protected].)

Before heading to an event, contact the organization or track and confirm that it’s going to be held as publicized.

4/4 Evolve GT School And Track Days, Carolina Motorsports Park, Kershaw, SC

4/4-5 California Superbike School, Las Vegas Motor Speedway, North Las Vegas, NV (All Levels)

4/4-6 MotoAmerica AMA/FIM North America Road Racing Series, Barber Motorsports Park, Birmingham, AL

4/5-6 Precision Track Days, Atlanta Motorsports Park, Dawsonville, GA

4/5-6 Evolve GT School And Track Days, NCBIKE, Garysburg, NC

4/5-6 Evolve GT School And Track Days, Summit Point Circuit, Summit Point, WV (Main Track)

4/ 5-6 ASRA MiniCup Championship Series (AMA Sanctioned), Carolina Motorsports Park, Kershaw, SC

4/5-6 ASRA Atlantic Region Championship Series, Carolina Motorsports Park, Kershaw, SC

4/5-6 Hallett Advanced Rider Training (HART), Hallett Motor Racing Circuit, Jennings, OK

4/7 Sportbike Track Time Track Days, Barber Motorsports Park, Birmingham, AL

4/11 Sportbike Track Time Track Days, Talladega Gran Prix Raceway, Munford, AL

4/11 Rich Oliver’s Mystery School, Private Training Day

4/11-13 CRA (California Roadrace Association) Series, Las Vegas Motor Speedway Classic Course, North Las Vegas, NV

4/12 MRA Series, New Racer School, High Plains Raceway, Deer Trail, CO

4/12 Southeast Mini Moto Series, Lamar County Speedway, Barnesville, GA

4/12-13 Pacific Track Time Track Days, Thunderhill Raceway Park, Willows, CA

4/12-13 WERA National Challenge Series Co-Sanctioned by AMA, Talladega Gran Prix Raceway, Talladega, AL

4/12-13 AFM Series, Buttonwillow Raceway Park, Classic Track, Buttonwillow CA

4/12-13 WERA Sportsman Series Mid Central Region Co-Sanctioned by AMA, Talladega Gran Prix Raceway, Talladega, AL-M,N,rs

4/12-13 WERA Sportsman Series Southeast Region Co-Sanctioned by AMA, Talladega Gran Prix Raceway, Talladega, AL-M,N,rs,

4/13 Superbike-Coach Corp. Schools & Track Days, Cornering School Day 1, Little 99 Raceway, Stockton, CA

4/13 Evolve GT School And Track Days, VIRginia Int. Raceway, Alton, VA (Patriot Course)

4-14 Evolve GT School And Track Days, VIRginia Int. Raceway, Alton, VA (North Course)

4/14-15 California Superbike School, Sonoma Raceway, Sonoma, CA (All Levels)

4/16 Rich Oliver’s Mystery School, Practice & Skill Reinforcement Day

4/17-18-19-20 California Superbike School, Streets of Willow Springs, Rosamond, CA (All Levels)

4/17-18 Yamaha Champions Riding School, Road Atlanta, Braselton, GA

4/18 Trackdaz Track Days, Buttonwillow Circuit (New Track) Buttonwillow, CA

4/18 Rich Oliver’s Mystery School, Learn To Ride Off-Road Course

4/18-19 Evolve GT School And Track Days, New Jersey Motorsports Park, Millville, NJ (Thunderbolt)

4/18-19 Precision Track Days, Pittsburg Int’l Race Complex (Full Course) Ken Hill School + Track Day

4/18-20 AHRMA National Road Racing Series, Willow Springs International Raceway, Rosamond, CA

4/18-20 CVMA Winter Series, Chuckwalla Valley Raceway, Desert Center, CA* =double points

4/19 Rich Oliver’s Mystery School, Off-Road Challenge Course

4/19-20 Sportbike Track Time Track Days, Barber Motorsports Park, Birmingham, AL

4/19-20 Sportbike Track Time Track Days, Grattan Raceway, Belding, MI

4/21 N2 Track Days*, New Jersey Motorsports Park (Thunderbolt), Millville, NJ

4/23-24 Rich Oliver’s Mystery School, POST Motorcycle Officer Update Course

4/24-25 Yamaha Champions Riding School, NCBike, Garysburg, NC

4/25 Sportbike Track Time Track Days, GingerMan Raceway Bike Night, South Haven, MI

4/25 Penguin Riding School, New Hampshire Motor Speedway, Loudon, NH

4/25 Jennings GP, Jennings, FL (Novice School)

4/25-27 AHRMA National Road Racing Series, Inde Motorsports Ranch, Willcox AZ

4/26 Superbike-Coach Corp. Schools & Track Days, Body Position Camp/Knee Down Class, Little 99 Raceway, Stockton, CA

4/26-27-28 Jennings GP, Jennings, FL (Track Days)

4/26 (Progressive) AMA Pro American Flat Track (AFT), Ventura Short Track, Ventura Raceway, Ventura, CA

4/26 Southeast Mini Moto Series, Lamar County Speedway, Barnesville, GA

4/26-27 ASMA Series, Podium Club at Atessa, Casa Grande, AZ

4/26-27 Rich Oliver’s Mystery School, Fun Camp

4/26-27 N2 Track Days*, Pittsburgh International Race Complex, Wampum, PA

4/26-27 N2 Track Days*, NCBike, Garysville, NC

4/26-27 Evolve GT School And Track Days, New Jersey Motorsports Park, Millville, NJ

4/26-27 TrackAddix Track Days & Races, Motorsports Park Hastings, Hastings, NE

4/27 Superbike-Coach Corp. Schools & Track Days, Wheelie Course, Little 99 Raceway, Stockton, CA

4/28 Spicy Track Days, New Jersey Motorsports Park, Millville, NJ

4/28 Precision Track Days, Virginia International Raceway (South), Alton, VA

4/28 N2 Track Days*, Summit Point Raceway (Main), Summit Point, WV Summit Point Raceway (Main), Summit Point, WV

4/28-29 Yamaha Champions Riding School, NCBike, Garysburg, NC (ChampGrad)

4/28-29-30 – 5/1 California Superbike School, VIRginia International Raceway, Alton, VA (All Levels)

5/2 Rich Oliver’s Mystery School, Private Training Day

5/2-4 MotoAmerica AMA/FIM North America Road Racing Series, Michelin Raceway Road Atlanta, Braselton, GA

5/2-4 CRA (California Roadrace Association) Series, Buttonwillow Raceway Park Classic Track, Buttonwillow, CA

5/3 (Progressive) AMA Pro American Flat Track (AFT), Silver Dollar Short Track, Silver Dollar Speedway, Chico, CA

5/3-4 Precision Track Days, Roebling Road Raceway, Bloomingdale, GA

5/3-4 Rich Oliver’s Mystery School, Fun Camp

5/3-4 AFM Series, Thunderhill Raceway Park, Willows, CA

5/3-4 Evolve GT School And Track Days, NCBIKE, Garysburg, NC

5/3-4 Fast Line Track Days, NCM Motorsports Park, Bowling Green, KY

5/4 Superbike-Coach Corp. Schools & Track Days, Cornering School Day 1, Little 99 Raceway, Stockton, CA

5/5 Motovid, Blackhawk Farms Raceway S. Beloit, IL – PRC

5/6-7 Yamaha Champions Riding School, Inde Motorsport Ranch, Willcox, AZ

5/5-6-7-8-9 California Superbike School, New Jersey Motorsports Park, Millville, NJ (All Levels)

5/8-29 Rich Oliver’s Mystery School, Kids Ride and Wrench Advanced Weekly Camp

5/9 Evolve GT School And Track Days, Pittsburgh Int. Race Complex (PittRace), Wampum, PA

5/9 Jennings GP, Jennings, FL (Novice School)

5/10 Rich Oliver’s Mystery School, Learn To Ride Off-Road Course

5/10 N2 Track Days*, Summit Point Raceway (Main), Summit Point, WV Summit Point Raceway (Main), Summit Point, WV

5/10 MRA Series, High Plains Raceway, Deer Trail, CO (Friday lapping by HPR)

5/10 Compact Octane Track Days, Streets Of Willow Course, Willow Springs Raceway, Rosamond, CA

5/10-11-12 Jennings GP, Jennings, FL (Track Days)

5/10-11 Sportbike Track Time Track Days, Talladega Gran Prix Raceway, Munford, AL

5/10-11 Sportbike Track Time Track Days, Grattan Raceway, Belding, MI

5/10-11 ASRA National Series (AMA Sanctioned), Pittsburgh International Race Complex, Wampum, PA

5/10-11 ASRA National Endurance and Team Challenge Series (AMA Sanctioned),Pittsburgh International Race Complex, Wampum, PA

5/10-11 ASRA Atlantic Region Championship Series, Pittsburgh International Race Complex, Wampum, PA

5/10-11 Precision Track Days, Carolina Motorsports Park, Kershaw, SC

5/10-11 ASRA MiniCup Championship Series (AMA Sanctioned), Pittsburgh International Race Complex, Wampum, PA

5/10-11 South Central Motorcycle Roadracing Championship (SCMRC), NOLA Motorsports Park, Avondale, LA

5/10-11 Evolve GT School And Track Days, Ozarks International Raceway, Gravois Mills, MO

5/11-12 Evolve GT School And Track Days, Summit Point Circuit, Summit Point, WV (Main Track)

5/12 N2 Track Days*, New Jersey Motorsports Park (Thunderbolt), Millville, NJ

5/13-14 Yamaha Champions Riding School, New Jersey Motorsports Park, Millville, NJ

5/13-14 Rich Oliver’s Mystery School, POST Motorcycle Officer Update Course

5/14 Motovid, Blackhawk Farms Raceway S. Beloit, IL

5/16 Sportbike Track Time Track Days, Grattan Raceway, Belding, MI

5/17-18 Sportbike Track Time Track Days, Barber Motorsports Park, Birmingham, AL

5/17-18 TrackAddix Track Days & Races, Motorsports Park Hastings, Hastings, NE

5/17-18 Sportbike Track Time Track Days, Putnam Park Road Course, Mount Meridian, IN

5/17-18 Rich Oliver’s Mystery School, Fun Camp

5/17-18 Evolve GT School And Track Days, Polecat Training Center (PTC), Lynchburg, TN

5/17-18 N2 Track Days*, Pittsburgh International Race Complex, Wampum, PA

5/17-18 N2 Track Days*, Roebling Road Raceway, Bloomington, GA

5/17-18 Trackdaz Track Days, Podium Club at Atessa, Casa Grande, AZ

5/17 Southeast Mini Moto Series, Carolina Motorsports Park (CMP) Kart Track, Kershaw, SC

5/17-18 WERA Sportsman Series North Central Region Co-Sanctioned by AMA, Grattan Raceway Park, Grattan, MI-c,DH,M,rs,V,

5/17-18 Pacific Track Time Track Days, Thunderhill Raceway Park, Willows, CA

5/17-18 NOLA Riding Academy’s Track Days, NOLA Motorsports Park, Avondale, LA

5/18 Superbike-Coach Corp. Schools & Track Days, Cornering School Day 2, Little 99 Raceway, Stockton, CA

5/19 N2 Track Days, Summit Point Raceway (Main), Summit Point, WV

5/19-20 California Superbike School, National Corvette Museum, Bowling Green, KY (All Levels)

5/22-25 WERA Sportsman Series Mid Central Region Co-Sanctioned by AMA, WERA Cycle Jam at Michelin Raceway Road Atlanta, Braselton, GA-DH,E,N,rs,V,

5/23 Evolve GT School And Track Days, Summit Point Circuit, Summit Point, WV (Main Track)

5/23-25 WERA National Challenge Series Co-Sanctioned by AMA, WERA Cycle Jam at Road Atlanta, Braselton, GA-DH

5/23-25 WERA Sportsman Series Atlantic Coastal Region Co-Sanctioned by AMA, WERA Cycle Jam at Michelin Raceway Road Atlanta, Braselton

5/23-25 WERA Sportsman Series Southeast Region Co-Sanctioned by AMA, WERA Cycle Jam at Michelin Raceway Road Atlanta, Braselton,GA-DH,E,N,rs,V,

5/23-24-25-26-27-28 California Superbike School, Barber Motorsports Park, Birmingham, AL (All Levels)

5/24 WERA National Endurance Series Co-Sanctioned by AMA, WERA Cycle Jam at Road Atlanta, Braselton, GA – Friday Race

5/24-25 Yamaha Champions Riding School, High Plains Raceway, Deer Trail, CO

5/24-25 ASRA National Series (AMA Sanctioned), Summit Point Motorsports Park, Summit Point, WV

5/24-25 ASRA MiniCup Championship Series (AMA Sanctioned), Summit Point Motorsports Park, Summit Point, WV

5/24-25 ASRA Atlantic Region Championship Series, Summit Point Motorsports Park, Summit Point, WV

5/24-25-26 Sportbike Track Time Track Days, Autobahn Country Club, Joliet, IL

5/26 Yamaha Champions Riding School, Code 303 Training Ctr., Littleton (Douglas County), CO (ChampStreet)

5/26 Evolve GT School And Track Days, Summit Point Circuit, Summit Point, WV (Main Track)

5/30 Sportbike Track Time Track Days, GingerMan Raceway Bike Night, South Haven, MI

5/30-6/1 MotoAmerica AMA/ FIM North America Road Racing Series, Road America, Elkhart Lake, WI

5/30-6/1 AHRMA National Road Racing Series, Motorsport Park Hastings, Hastings, NE

5/30-6/1 Precision Track Days, NCM, Garysburg, NC

5/31 Ramming Speed/Classic Trackdays, Streets of Willow Course, Willow Springs Raceway, Rosamond, CA

5/31-6/1 WERA Sportsman Series Atlantic Coastal Region Co-Sanctioned by AMA, Roebling Road Raceway, Faulkville, GA-DH,M,rs,V,

5/31-6/1 WERA Sportsman Series Southeast Region Co-Sanctioned by AMA, Roebling Road Raceway, Faulkville, GA-DH,M,rs,V,

5/31-6/1 Evolve GT School And Track Days, Ozarks International Raceway, Gravois Mills, MO

5/31-6/1 Hallett Advanced Rider Training (HART), Hallett Motor Racing Circuit, Jennings, OK

5/31-6/1 Sportbike Track Time Track Days, GingerMan Raceway, South Haven, MI

5/31-6/1 Sportbike Track Time Track Days, Talladega Gran Prix Raceway, Munford, AL

5/31- 6/1 Rich Oliver’s Mystery School, Kids Ride and Wrench Camp

5/31- 6/1 The United States Classic Racing Association (USCRA), Thompson Motor Speedway, Thompson, Connecticut

MotoGP: Provisional 2025 Rookies Cup Calendar

John Ulrich

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March 31, 2025

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Provisional 2025 Rookies Cup Calendar

2025 will see another season of incomparable action in the 19th running of the Red Bull MotoGP Rookies Cup. 14 races at 7 different rounds starting in Jerez at the end of April and ending in Misano in mid-September. Customary bookends to a series that has a track record of producing future MotoGP riders and World Champions.

The pre-season test was delayed a week and moved from flood-damaged Jerez to Aragon due to flood damage at Jerez.

Provisional Calendar

4/4-5-6 Pre-Season Test, Aragon, Spain

4/26-27, Jerez, Spain

5/10-11, Le Mans, France

6/7-8, Aragon, Spain

6/21-22, Mugello, Italy

7/12-13, Sachsenring, Germany

8/16-17, Spielberg, Austria

9/13-14, Misano, Italy

MotoAmerica: 3D Motorsports Fielding Da Silva In Stock 1000, Superbike Cup

Michael Gougis

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March 31, 2025

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MotoAmerica: 3D Motorsports Fielding Da Silva In Stock 1000, Superbike Cup

A late off-season decision was made to put Gabriel Da Silva on for MotoAmerica Stock 1000 championship and Superbike Cup with the 3D Motorsports team excited to have Da Silva on for 2025 and are looking forward to more podiums with the Florida native.

“Gabriel is a great addition to the team both on and off the track. He has great results with multiple podiums and wins. We are most impressed with his off-track core values and personality,” stated 3D Motorsports team owner Dustin Dominguez.

Gabriel Da Silva added: “Really happy and honored with the opportunity to be working with 3D Motorsports for this season! I think together we can put up a great season and fight for a championship. Very grateful to everyone who has helped me make this possible and to Dustin for giving me this opportunity!”

Da Silva had a great 2024 season and the team is looking to build for a strong 2025 run at the Stock 1000 championship. The team will start its effort together at Barber Motorsports Park in the Superbike Cup.

3D Motorsports would like to thank all of their sponsors for all the support and looks forward to seeing fans at the track. More news coming soon.

MotoAmerica: Danilo Lewis Signs With Aftercare Scheibe Racing

Trudy Ulrich

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March 31, 2025

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MotoAmerica: Danilo Lewis Signs With Aftercare Scheibe Racing

Aftercare Scheibe Racing Going Brazilian For 2025 Superbike Championship

Aftercare Scheibe Racing has been competing in the MotoAmerica Championship since the series debuted in 2015, and team owner Steve Scheibe has been campaigning BMW literbikes since the beginning of the MotoAmerica era. Meanwhile, Brazilian rider Danilo Lewis has been racing aboard BMW literbikes and in the MotoAmerica series since 2020. Did you ever wonder, “Hey, when are Scheibe and Lewis going to get together?”

Well, it has finally happened. Aftercare Scheibe Racing is proud to announce that Danilo Lewis has joined the team, and he will be racing in MotoAmerica Superbike on BMW machinery prepared by Scheibe and his seasoned crew.

Lewis, who is a two-time Brazilian Superbike Champion, participated in a test with Aftercare Scheibe Racing at Roebling Road Raceway, and by all accounts, everything went well. Both Lewis and the Aftercare Scheibe Racing team were impressed with the pace that Lewis had during his first time in the saddle of the Scheibe BMW. Both the team and the rider are excited about this coming Superbike season.

“I was impressed with our first test,” Lewis said. “The bike is very capable, and I felt a great synergy with the team. Huge ‘thank you’ to Steve and the team for this opportunity, and I am ready to show everyone how capable we are.”

“We’ve been competing in AMA Superbike for almost 20 years, and it’s our 11th year racing BMW motorcycles in the MotoAmerica series,” commented Scheibe. “Danilo (Lewis) rode our bikes in testing, and both he and our team really liked what we saw. He was very comfortable on our bikes and showed impressive pace. We’re looking forward to working with him this year as we move our program and his forward together.”

Aftercare Scheibe Racing and their new rider Danilo Lewis will make their debut on April 4 through 6 at Barber Motorsports, which is round one of the 2025 MotoAmerica Super Championship.

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MotoGP: More From The Red Bull Grand Prix Of The Americas

Michael Gougis

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March 30, 2025

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MotoGP: More From The Red Bull Grand Prix Of The Americas

Jack Miller continued to demonstrate impressive wet weather skills. On a sodden track on Friday, Miller was second-fastest in Free Practice One, the highest a Yamaha rider has climbed the time sheets for a full-field session all season long. On Sunday, Miller was the highest-finishing rider not on a Ducati, taking the Pramac Racing Yamaha YZR-M1 to fifth.

Maverick Vinales (12) and Francesco Bagnaia (63). Photo by Michael Gougis.

It wasn’t the weekend Maverick Vinales wanted. A dominant winner of the Sprint and Grand Prix races last year at COTA, Vinales has moved from the factory Aprilia squad to the Tech3 KTM team and says he still is adapting to the new machine. Vinales retired from the Sprint with serious vibration in the rear, something several riders complained about, and his bike switched itself off twice on the grid for the Grand Prix. Conversely, two-time MotoGP World Champion Francesco Bagnaia (63) finished on the podium in the Sprint race, inherited the MotoGP race lead when Marc Marquez crashed, and took his first win of 2025.

Alex Marquez (73). Photo by Michael Gougis.

Alex Marquez kept his head down and rarely put a wheel wrong all weekend long in incredibly changing conditions. He was rewarded with two second-place finishes and left Austin with the MotoGP World Championship points lead.

It was chaos on pit lane and on the grid in the moments leading to the start of the Grand Prix, with teams making frantic last-minute tire and suspension changes. Here an Ohlins technician is working on the forks of Marc Marquez’ Desmosedici on the grid as raindrops spot the windscreen. Photo by Michael Gougis.

Ducati Corse General Manager Luigi “Gigi” Dall’Igna gives Francesco Bagnaia’s Desmosedici one last look before Sunday’s Grand Prix. Photo by Michael Gougis.

Ducati’s stranglehold on the MotoGP class shows no sign of loosening. In Argentina, Ducati took four of the top five spots in the Sprint and all five of the top spots in the Grand Prix. In Austin, Ducatis took the top five spots in the Sprint race, and even though Marc Marquez and Fermin Aldeguer crashed in the Grand Prix, the remaining four Desmosedicis took the top four places.

Corner workers on the back side of the circuit flew this flag all weekend. American MotoGP World Champion Nicky Hayden remains a revered figure in motorcycle road racing. Photo by Michael Gougis.

MotoGP : World Championship Race Results From Austin

Mathilde Gasnier

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March 30, 2025

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MotoGP : World Championship Race Results From Austin

Francesco Bagnaia won the MotoGP World Championship race Sunday at Circuit of The America (COTA), in Austin, Texas. Riding his Lenovo Team Ducati Desmosedici GP25 on Michelin control tires, the Two-time MotoGP World Champion won the 19-lap race by 2.089 seconds.

Alex Marquez was the runner-up on his BK8 Gresini Ducati Desmosedici.

Fabio Di Giannantonio placed third on his Pertamina Enduro VR46 Racing Team Ducati Desmosedici GP25.

Bagnaia’s teammate and six-time MotoGP World Champion, Marc Marquez crashed his bike.

For the championship, M.Marquez is 1 point behind his brother A.Marquez who has 87 points. Bagnaia is third with 75 points.

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More, from a press release issued by Dorna:

Bagnaia capitalises on Marc Marquez crash in drama-filled Americas GP. Rain, a delayed start and an end to the #93’s 100% win record – Sunday in Austin had a little bit of everything as Alex Marquez becomes the new title chase leader.

Francesco Bagnaia (Ducati Lenovo Team) is a Grand Prix winner in 2025 after an immensely dramatic MotoGP Red Bull Grand Prix of The Americas unfolds on a Sunday afternoon that saw COTA King, Marc Marquez (Ducati Lenovo Team), crash out of the lead. With another P2 finish, Alex Marquez (BK8 Gresini Racing MotoGP) becomes the new MotoGP title chase leader, as Fabio Di Giannantonio (Pertamina Enduro VR46 Racing Team) completed the podium in an absolutely unforgettable Round 3.

RAIN CREATES PRE-RACE CHAOS IN AUSTIN

Talk about amplified drama. Rain before the MotoGP Grand Prix of The Americas saw the riders face incredibly tricky conditions heading to the grid, as Fabio Quartararo (Monster Energy Yamaha MotoGP) proved. The Frenchman crashed on his sighting lap but managed to get back round to the grid, as we then saw something we very rarely see.

Just before the three-minute board was signalled, Marc Marquez dashed off the grid. This led to Bagnaia, Di Giannantonio, Alex Marquez and more following suit, with riders and team members sprinting down pit lane to grab the spare bikes that were fitted with slick tyres.

Some though, including Luca Marini (Honda HRC Castrol), Brad Binder (Red Bull KTM Factory Racing) and Ai Ogura (Trackhouse MotoGP Team), to name a few, opted to gamble on slick tyres from the get-go and remained on the grid. However, in the chaos, the red flags were thrown. Astonishing.

After a brief pause, the updated information was a 14:10 pit lane green light and a quick start procedure, with original grid positions the lay of the land. Then, it was time to try again – every rider now on slicks. But again, there was drama. Maverick Viñales (Red Bull KTM Tech3) had to be wheeled off the grid before we finally got the Grand Prix underway.

LIGHTS OUT: Marc Marquez grabs early lead

Marc Marquez launched well and grabbed the holeshot, with Alex Marquez holding off Bagnaia into Turn 1. Pecco was trying to wriggle his way past the Gresini rider, first at Turn 11, then at Turn 12, but both attempts failed. Meanwhile, Marc Marquez built a 1.1s lead at the end of Lap 1, with the top four – Marquez, Marquez, Bagnaia and Di Giannantonio – nearly two seconds up the road from Jack Miller (Prima Pramac Yamaha MotoGP Team), who was enjoying a good battle with Franco Morbidelli (Pertamina Enduro VR46 Racing Team).

On Lap 4, Marc Marquez’s lead was up to 1.4s over Alex Marquez, who had Bagnaia and Di Giannantonio clinging onto his tailpipes. Then, at Turn 12, Bagnaia’s latest manoeuvre worked. The #63 was now in P2, so with clear air, could he reel in teammate Marquez?

A 2:02.466 from the #93 saw Marquez stretch his lead to 1.6s at the start of Lap 5, and then a 2:02.433 meant the gap was now up to the two-second mark. Meanwhile, further down the pack in the fantastic fight for P6, Pedro Acosta (Red Bull KTM Factory Racing) crashed at Turn 1.

MORE DRAMA: The #93’s first error of 2025

Then, fancy another massive slice of drama? Because that’s what we got. Turn 4 was the place, and it was race leader Marc Marquez who was on the floor! The front end washed away as he clipped across the curb too far, hit a wet patch, and with that, the undefeated run was over. Marquez was able to remount in P18, but without a right foot peg, plus more damage to his GP25, there was no way back into the points for the #93 with both Viñales and Lorenzo Savadori (Aprilia Racing) passing the six-time MotoGP Champion.

BOUNCING BACK: Bagnaia holds on for victory

So where did that leave us? Bagnaia led Alex Marquez by 1.6s, with the latter 2.2s clear of Di Giannantonio. And on Lap 13, Marc Marquez called time on his 2025 Sunday outing at the Americas GP. The victory streak was officially over.

On Lap 15 of 19, Bagnaia grew his advantage to three seconds. A lap later, it was a tenth more as Marquez continued to hold Di Giannantonio at arm’s length – 1.3s to be exact. Meanwhile, the fastest rider on track was Fermin Aldeguer (BK8 Gresini Racing MotoGP) and the rookie, with two laps left, bullied his way past Miller for P5. However, a fantastic ride then ended in the gravel trap at Turn 15, and at a similar time, Zarco’s impressive display ended at Turn 12.

Last lap time. Bagnaia simply had to bring it home, but 2.5s behind, Alex Marquez couldn’t relax as much. Diggia was prowling, a second split the two, so any slight error from the #73 could prove costly. In the end, it stayed as you were. Bagnaia bagged a massive 25 points to become the 10th rider in history to earn 30 MotoGP wins, as new World Championship leader, Alex Marquez, crossed the line in P2 for the sixth straight outing. Di Giannantonio’s efforts weren’t enough for P2, but nevertheless, a phenomenal P3 was pocketed for the Italian in Austin.

POINTS SCORERS: Americas GP edition

Morbidelli came home in P4, with Miller grabbing his best Yamaha result with a very classy P5. Marco Bezzecchi (Aprilia Racing) came from P13 on the grid to finish P6, Enea Bastianini (Red Bull KTM Tech3) rose to the occasion on a Sunday once more to fly the KTM flag highest in P7, as Marini, Ogura, and Quartararo completed the top 10.

Alex Rins (Monster Energy Yamaha MotoGP) was P11, Raul Fernandez leaves Trackhouse MotoGP Team’s home race with a P12, as Augusto Fernandez (Prima Pramac Yamaha MotoGP), Viñales and Savadori rounded out the points finishers in Texas.

Well, MotoGP delivers again. Drama, drama and a bit more drama. Marc Marquez’s 100% record vanishes as a new Marquez sits atop the Championship – Alex. And how big will that victory be for Pecco? The double MotoGP World Champion will now be brimming with confidence heading to Qatar for Round 4. See you all there.

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Supercross: Results From Seattle, Washington

Trudy Ulrich

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March 30, 2025

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Supercross: Results From Seattle, Washington

Cooper Webb Takes Thrilling Win Over Chase Sexton in Seattle Supercross Battle

Rookie Cole Davies Earns First Career 250SX Class Victory

Monster Energy Yamaha Star Racing’s Cooper Webb delivered another gritty performance to nab his fourth win of the 2025 Monster Energy AMA Supercross season. Webb grabbed the lead with less than a minute remaining on the race clock.

A packed house at Lumen Field in Seattle, Washington witnessed unforgettable racing action during Round 11 of the Monster Energy AMA Supercross Championship.

Battling down the final corner, Red Bull KTM Factory Racing’s Chase Sexton finished right behind Webb to take the second-place spot. After a charge from back in the pack, Red Bull KTM Factory Racing’s Aaron Plessinger racked up his third podium of the year with a third-place finish at Lumen Field. Seattle marked the return of the Western Divisional 250SX Class and Round 7 of that division; 17-year-old rookie Monster Energy Yamaha Star Racing’s Cole Davies put in a nearly perfect ride to grab the first win of his career.

(Above) Cooper Webb, First Place 450SX Class: “I really wanted that one. Me and Kenny [Roczen] were going back and forth. Then Chase got both of us and yeah, it was time to go! I had to get there with Kenny, I got around him, and then it was game on. It was so gnarly. I wish people could get a POV of the track and the ruts and the lappers. That was one of the gnarliest tracks that I’ve ever ridden and that was an absolute slugfest, two of the best guys right now going for it. You had to ride that fine line. He had that rhythm [line] that was a lot faster but I just kept charging and couldn’t let him get two in a row, that’s for sure. I want to give it up to the good Lord. These fans were awesome all night, we could hear them over our bikes… Like I said, this is strictly business.”

(Above) Chase Sexton (#4), Second Place 450SX Class: “It was really tough. I rode my heart out, rode as good as I could. To be honest I feel like being in second was a little bit better position at the end. But yeah, Coop got me. I was like, ‘Aaargh! I’m going to try to get him back.’ I wasn’t able to do it. Overall the track was really gnarly, it was like a trail race out there. You just had to hit your marks, [do] nothing crazy, had to be smooth, and I think I did a pretty good job of that, but obviously came up a little short. It’s not over. We’ve got six rounds to go. I’m in a good spot, just going to keep clicking off good races and see where we end up.”

(Above) Aaron Plessinger, Third Place 450SX Class: “I got probably my best jump [off the starting gate] all day, and coming into the first corner I guess I hit the brakes too quick, didn’t pull in the clutch, whatever, but I stalled the bike and for about 50 or 75 feet my bike was shut down. I was trying to bump start it, bump start it, then I smacked into Malcolm [Stewart]. I feel so bad because I probably ruined his race and he could’ve been up here with us. But it happens. I had to ride hard. It was not an easy track. It was crazy. The ruts here, they’re not like any other ruts that form anywhere else. These get gnarly, these get like a sponge. It spits you up and it’s really wild. But that was a great ride. [Justin Cooper] went down and I got around him, but it was hard fought.”

The 250SX Class delivered non-stop action. After some early back-and-forth exchanges for the lead, Cole Davies pulled clear and kept the drama behind him all the way to the checkered flag. The race delivered several intense battles that stretched for laps, including Monster Energy Pro Circuit Kawasaki’s Garrett Marchbanks’ fight to claim second place. Points leader Monster Energy Yamaha Star Racing’s Haiden Deegan recovered from an early crash to reach third place after thrilling battles with Red Bull KTM Factory Racing’s Julien Beaumer, who earned fourth, and Team Honda HRC Progressive’s Jo Shimoda who, crossed the checkered flag in fifth.

(Above) Cole Davies, First Place 250SX Class: “It’s been a long journey. It’s a lot of work to get here. I can’t thank the people enough who helped me get here… I feel like this one’s been long overdue. I’m stoked to get this one done, and I needed that.” (Cole Davies is the second-ever New Zealander to win a Monster Energy AMA Supercross 250SX Main Event.)

(Above) Garrett Marchbanks, Second Place 250SX Class: “[This podium finish] was definitely needed. It’s been a long time. These last couple months have been so rough, and you know you get pretty down in a hole. But tonight I was finally feeling good, I finally feel like I’m pretty close to 100% from my San Diego crash. It just feels great. I wish I would’ve gotten the win, but a second will do. I can’t thank the team enough for giving me another chance.” (referring to his second stint on the Pro Circuit race team).

(Above) Haiden Deegan, Third Place 250SX Class: “On the first lap I tucked the front and I just – I made a wrong swing on bike set up. And that’s just how it goes. It’s racing and I’ll take the blame on that one. I crashed on the first lap and put myself in a bad position. I fought my way back up and made my way up to third. [regarding the post-race exchange], I just told him, ‘Don’t do that, Dude. It ain’t cool,’ and he obviously lit back but we’ll see what happens from here on out.” (Haiden Deegan, when asked about a heated conversation he and Beaumer had after the race; it was regarding a social media post about Deegan’s recent driving arrest).

(Above) Julien Beaumer, Fourth Place 250SX Class, at right, confronting Haiden Deegan, at left: “My race was all right. I got caught in lappers a little bit and made some mistakes, and that’s on me. To that situation [after the race], no worries…He’s got one coming for him in Philly.” (Julien Beaumer, when asked to give his comment on the post-race exchange).

Race fans can watch every round of the 2025 Monster Energy AMA Supercross season and SMX World Championship series from nearly anywhere on the globe. Peacock provides live coverage of every round. Select races can also be viewed on NBC, CNBC, USA Network, and NBC Sports digital platforms; CNBC airs an encore of each round at 1:00a.m. ET on the Monday following each race. Telemundo Deportes’ Facebook and YouTube channels deliver live coverage of every round in Spanish. International fans can catch all the action live, with the choice of English, Spanish, or French commentating, through the SuperMotocross Video Pass (supermotocross.tv). NBC Sports Audio on SiriusXM Channel 85 provides live audio coverage.

The 17-round Supercross season continues with a race every Saturday until the season finale in Salt Lake City, Utah on May 10th. The next round will find the racers inside Gillette Stadium in Foxborough, Massachusetts on April 5th; the event just outside of Boston kicks off a four-city tour through America’s Northeastern region. For more race information, video highlights, track maps, live qualifying results, and tickets sales please visit SupercrossLIVE.com.

For 450SX Class results: https://results.supercrosslive.com/results/?p=view_race_result&id=5793573

For 250SX Class results: https://results.supercrosslive.com/results/?p=view_race_result&id=5793493

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Moto2 : World Championship Race Results From Austin

Mathilde Gasnier

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March 30, 2025

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Moto2 : World Championship Race Results From Austin

Jake Dixon mastered tricky conditions to win the FIM Moto2 World Championship race Sunday at Circuit of The Americas (COTA), in Austin,Texas. Riding his ELF Marc VDS Racing Team Boscoscuro on Pirelli control tires, the Brit won the 16-lap race by 4.148 seconds.

Tony Arbolino was the runner-up on his BLU CRU Pramac Yamaha Moto2 Boscoscuro.

Alonso Lopez was third with 12.685 seconds behind race winner, on his Team HDR Heidrun Boscoscuro.

American Joe Roberts finished the race 25th on his OnlyFans American Racing Team Kalex.

For the championship, Canet is 13 points behind his principal rival Dixon who has 59 points. Gonzalez is third with 45 points.

Classification moto2 race
worldstanding moto2

More, from a press release issued by Dorna:

Dixon dominates to go back-to-back, Gonzalez gamble fails in Austin. The #96 caps off a perfect weekend with a lights-to-flag victory in a mixed conditions Moto2 race.

P1 on Friday, pole position on Saturday, P1 on Sunday. Jake Dixon (ELF Marc VDS Racing Team) was simply unstoppable at the Red Bull Grand Prix of The Americas as wet weather added an extra dose of spice to the Moto2 Grand Prix. Dixon eventually beat Tony Arbolino (BLUCRU Pramac Yamaha Moto2) by 4.1s, Alonso Lopez (Team HDR Heidrun) completed the podium in P3, as a slick tyre gamble for Manuel Gonzalez (Liqui Moly Dnavolt Intact GP) fails to pay off to see the now former title chase leader leave Austin with zero points scored.

Just as the Moto3 race ended, the skies decided to sprinkle some water over COTA to add some pre-race drama to Moto2. But with the rain not heavy, some riders decided to chance it on slick tyres for the start – including World Championship leader Gonzalez. Dixon, the polesitter and Argentina GP winner, opted for Pirelli’s wet tyres.

And it proved to be the right decision for the Brit and most of the other riders. On Lap 8, Dixon lapped Gonzalez, the Spaniard’s teammate Senna Agius and Diogo Moreira (Italtrans Racing Team), who were all struggling to keep their Triumph-powered machines on the road.

With five laps left, Dixon grew his lead to six seconds over Arbolino, with Lopez four seconds behind the Italian. That gap dropped to 5.2s on the penultimate lap, but heading onto the final lap, it grew again to 5.5s. Meanwhile, chasing teammate Lopez for the final podium spot, Celestino Vietti (Team HDR Heidrun) crashed not once, but twice. Turn 12 the first and then eager to get back into the race, Turn 13 saw Vietti go down to end his points hopes altogether.

There were no such issues for Dixon though. A mixed conditions masterclass saw the #96 clinch a second consecutive victory and with it, the Championship lead. Arbolino collected his first podium of the season, and so too did Lopez as Boscoscuros locked out the rostrum.

Race winner, Jake Dixon. Photo courtesy Dorna.

Aron Canet (Fantic Racing LINO SONEGO) claimed an important points haul in P4, with Izan Guevara (BLUCRU Pramac Yamaha Moto2) coming from P26 on the grid to bag a P5 – a great ride from the Spaniard. Top rookie honours went the way of Ivan Ortola (QJMOTOR – FRINSA – MSI) who secures his best Moto2 result in P6, with riding wounded Barry Baltus (Fantic Racing LINO SENOGO), Daniel Holgado (CFMOTO Power Electronics Aspar Team), Mario Aji (Idemitsu Honda Team Asia) and Collin Veijer (Red Bull KTM Ajo) rounding out the top 10 – the latter duo also putting in career-best Moto2 rides. For Aji, that’s his greatest Grand Prix result to date.

Marcos Ramirez (OnlyFans American Racing) gave the home team some points in P11, Oscar Gutierrez (QJMOTOR – FRINSA – MSI) claimed his first Moto2 top 15 while standing in for Sergio Garcia, Zonta van den Goorbergh (RW-Idrofoglia Racing GP) picked up points with a P13, reigning Moto3 World Champion David Alonso (CFMOTO Power Electronics Aspar Team) walks away from COTA with a P14 after a promising weekend, as Alex Escrig (KLINT Forward Factory Team) closed out the points scorers in P15.

A drama-filled Moto2 race in Austin ends with Dixon dominating… again. Heading to Qatar, the Briton holds a 13-point lead over Canet, with Gonzalez slipping to P3 before Round 4 gets underway.

FULL RESULTS!

More, from a press release issued by ELF Marc VDS Racing Team :

Jake Dixon scored a dominant lights-to-flag victory at the Circuit of the Americas in tricky wet conditions to take the lead in the World Championship, while Filip Salac’s slick tyre gamble didn’t pay off as he failed to finish.

The third Moto2 race of 2025 put the Elf Marc VDS Racing Team under all sorts of pressure as rain started unexpectedly falling just before the start at 12:20 local time.
With the track wet but the rain not severe, the majority of the field ran wet tyres, including Jake Dixon. Filip Salac and 5 others, gambled on slicks.
But the rain intensified around the race start, meaning the track wasn’t ready for slick tyres until the final laps of the race.

Starting from pole position, Jake sped into an early lead, taking control of the contest from Turn 1. Aside from a scary rear slide on the 1^st lap, he quickly built up an early lead. By half race distance, the 29-year old’s advantage had exceeded 4.5s. And with the track drying in the closing laps, he managed the gap to 2^nd to win his 2^nd race of the year by 4.1s. Jake climbs to 1^st in the World Championship with 59 points to his name after leading every session this weekend. This is the 1^st time the Briton has ever led the Moto2 World Championship.

“I never thought I’d have two consecutive wins in Moto2”

“Incredible race! The build-up on the grid was crazy, everything felt out of control with the rain falling. I didn’t know what was going on and felt so stressed. But I got a really good start and braked too late into Turn 1 and then nearly high-sided on lap one. So, I said to myself, ‘Calm down!’ It was crazy. It’s been a massive weekend and that’s a credit to the Elf Marc VDS Racing Team. They’ve been working with me and keeping me cool, calm and collected. I never thought I’d have two consecutive wins in Moto2 – one in the dry, one in the wet. It’s great to do it in completely different conditions. I thought it would take more time for us to be competitive this year and to be honest we are still learning and I can get more comfortable on the bike. There’s still more to come and we’re aiming to fight for the top five at every track we go to.” Jake Dixon.

Moto3 : World Championship Race Results From Texas

Mathilde Gasnier

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March 30, 2025

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Moto3 : World Championship Race Results From Texas

Jose Antonio Rueda won the FIM Moto3 World Championship race Sunday at Circuit of The Americas (COTA), in Austin, Texas. Using his Red Bull KTM Ajo, the Spaniard won the 14-lap race by 2.399 seconds.

Levelup-MTA’s Joel Kelso and Matteo Bertelle got second and third. Bertelle finished the race 4.200 seconds behind the winner.

For the championship, Piqueras is 24 points behind his principal rival Rueda who has 66 points. Adrian Fernandez is third with 40 points.

Classification moto3 race
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More, from a press release issued by Dorna:

Rueda makes a statement at the rodeo as Quiles impresses on debut. The points leader takes another incredible win as Kelso and Bertelle complete the podium, with Quiles stealing some headlines first time out.

Jose Antonio Rueda (Red Bull KTM Ajo) put in another stunner at the Red Bull Grand Prix of the Americas, hitting the gas at the front and pulling a gap to take his second win of the year. Joel Kelso took his first dry weather podium in second, with LEVELUP – MTA teammate Matteo Bertelle completing the rostrum for his first Moto3 podium ever.

Off the line it was a stunning start for Maximo Quiles (CFMoto Valresa Aspar Team) and the debutant kept it pinned round the first lap too, leading his very first racing lap in the World Championship. The classic group fight at the front was in hot pursuit although it didn’t take long for some dramas to change the dynamic again.

David Muñoz (Liqui Moly Dynavolt Intact GP) was the first as he slid out of the lead group, suffering another tough race and after starting on pole. Adrian Fernandez (Leopard Racing) had some dramas too, the first of which was nearly not making it out of pitlane on time after a technical issue. He was allowed to leave to line up on the grid despite the red light because the green flag hadn’t been removed, but he was at the back. And then he jumped the start and got two Long Laps.

Meanwhile, Quiles led the first lap but then came under attack, with Rueda making his way to the front and building a lead. By half race distance it was over two seconds, with Kelso and Bertelle in a duel in second and third. Then came Angel Piqueras (FRINSA – MT Helmets – MSI), Alvaro Carpe (Red Bull KTM Ajo) and Quiles on the chase, before a much bigger gap back to a big group battle from seventh place down.

Rueda began the final lap with some breathing space in the lead, with Kelso also managing to make it a safe second ahead of teammate Bertelle, who finally takes a podium after having also taken two poles to start the season but missed out on the rostrum. The fireworks came behind between Piqueras and Quiles, who had a spectacular last lap duel. Experience just won out as the #36 takes fourth and a good chunk of points. Quiles debuts in the top five after a stunning weekend, however with Carpe forced to settle for sixth but having already tasted his own rookie podium success.

Podium picture, from left to right, Kelso, Rueda and Bertelle. Photo courtesy Dorna.

Dennis Foggia (CFMoto Valresa Aspar Team) came out on top of what was a close group battle for seventh, ahead of Adrian Cruces (CIP – Green Power), Taiyo Furusato (Honda Team Asia) and a first top ten for New Zealander Cormac Buchanan (DENSSI Racing – BOE). Fellow rookie Guido Pini (Liqui Moly Dynavolt Intact GP) was hot on his heels.

Fernandez, after starting at the back AND completing the two LLPs for the Jump Start, put in an impressive recovery ride to take P12 and some valuable points, with the scorers completed by David Almansa (Leopard Racing), the returning Jacob Roulstone (Red Bull KTM Tech3) and Nicola Carraro (Rivacold Snipers Team). Valentin Perrone (Red Bull KTM Tech3) and Ryusei Yamanaka (FRINSA – MT Helmets – MSI) crashed out of the fight for the top ten, the latter caught up in the former’s crash. Find the full results HERE.

Now we head for Qatar and another fresh challenge, with Rueda now squarely in the crosshairs for the likes of Piqueras and Fernandez. Can they hit back? We’ll find out in two weeks!

MotoAmerica: Edge Racing Enters Superbike Cup, Stock 1000

March 31, 2025

Jason Waters (92) and Jesse Ruehling (990) pose for an Edge Racing team picture after a successful test at Carolina Motorsports Park on their BMWs. Photo by Tyler Waters.

Edge Racing riders Jason Waters (92) and Jesse Ruehling (990) will be competing in the MotoAmerica Stock1000 and Superbike Cup championships starting next weekend at Barber Motorsports Park.

The team will also be competing in the WERA National Challenge and Endurance series on the PirelliMoto shod BMWs. Edge Racing thanks its sponsors and looks forward to a great 2025 season!

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