MotoAmerica - Round One - Road Atlanta 04/21-23

Discussion and Roll Call

EVENT INFORMATION
Round one of the MotoAmerica Superbike Championship will have the following classes competing (2 races each):
– Superbike - 27 entries
– Supersport - 32 entries
– Stock 1000 - 41 entries
– Junior Cup - 24 entries
– Twins Cup - 38 entries
– King of The Baggers - 19 entries

2023 MotoAmerica Atlanta Fan Schedule.pdf

 

Supersport: Josh Hayes will be there but no Rocco unless late entry

Plan on being there Sat - Sun

 

I will be there all three days.

 

I'm planning on being there Saturday afternoon and Sunday. I have a Ragnar race to run Friday until we're done on Saturday.

 

What he said

 

Thurs PM till Sunday Turn 3 here…

 

I will be there Fri/Sat/Sun

 

I've been thinking about volunteering for corner working. Anyone else going that route?

 

They can sure use all the help they can get.

Contact info if you don't already have:
[email protected]

 

I had reached out to him over the weekend, and he referred me to a sign-up site
https://www.motorsportreg.com/event...in-raceway-road-motoamerica-volunteers-643181
I'm trying to figure out whether I want to camp out in a tent, drag my bare bones trailer down, or just get a hotel ($$$).

 

Warning: The hotels around there will probably bump their prices up, if they are not already booked.

 

No Rocco?

How does that happen?

 

Money same as always I believe

 

I sure hope he finds a ride

 

Hotels near the track / on the 85 side are full or $200+ per night.
Over on the 985 side, like $135 and up and plenty of rooms currently.

 

When your SSP runner up and up and coming American talent can't find a ride for the following year it's not a good look for the series.

 

yep -they are mostly booked. I just snagged a room at the Quality Inn in Flowery Branch. Hopefully I won't wake up in a bathtub full of ice, wondering where my left kidney is.

 

There are rumors (because CU didnt want to flat out say the name) that he was one of two riders offered a paid ride on the Team Hammer superbike, but his people (parents?) turned it down.

I don't think the problem is finding a ride. I think his parents want to do their own thing and control the team aspect. They ended up failing to secure funding at the end of the day.

 

I heard that story but the way it was told by CU himself, Suzuki stepped in and pushed for Elias.

 

David Anthony for a top 5 result. Dude comes out of the gate swinging!