Roebling Road Raceway 3/18-19/23

Schedule is up here - https://www.wera.com/pdfs/eventschedule/roeblingnat031923.pdf and pre entry is open.

 

400 Superstock and then up to F2 is about it for National classes.

 

It would absolutely help and we try to for the consistently large events - however for the normal ones our officials are doing the same thing as most racers, working then traveling to be there Saturday.

Couple things on the 60-90 minutes - pre enter, get to registration early if you don't pre enter, get your warmers on your bike when you get up or get to the track (something else that should be pretty early too), then pop them off to run through tech and then put them back on. You'll also be in group one on Saturday about once every 5 rounds as I rotate the groups every event within a region.

 

Roebling is Stickboy.

 

Some assorted things -

Roebling Road pre entry for both days ends at midnight tonight (Monday the 13th - and no I don't know what I didn't set the last dozen years events up like this either).

New procedures at tech - no more tech forms. Vortex and Bridgestone will have event forms to fill out and those can be turned in to tech or registration if you run their products. Everything else posted so far requires you to sign up online on their sites. We will just as a double check be marking down your bike number and ID number so as always remember to bring your entry form with you. Same old stuff with no belly pan on for tech and bring your helmet but no need to bring all your gear.

Not 100% sure yet if we'll have registration in the tech building or outside of the gate. That'll depend on the weather and the registrars tolerance of chilly mornings so we'll sort it out when we get there.

 

Bikes on track at 8:30am tomorrow. Live timing will be here - https://www.race-monitor.com/Live/Race/128853

 

All of the results and points are on the website.

 

For Immediate Release


On March 19th in the Open Superstock race at Roebling Road Raceway, there was was an incident on the front straight involving an ambulance and two riders. The ambulance was leaving the track to transport an injured rider from an earlier incident. Due to a miscommunication between the ambulance driver and race officials the ambulance crossed in front of two motorcycles. Both riders did fall but walked away from the crash. WERA is investigating what led to this incident and will be instituting any necessary changes to prevent the same thing from happening in the future.