MotoAmerica New Jersey 2026: Fong Wins the Title After Kelly Crashes Out
MotoAmerica New Jersey 2026 ended with Bobby Fong winning the Superbike title by 11 points after Sean Dylan Kelly crashed out of Race 3.
MotoAmerica New Jersey 2026 ended with Bobby Fong winning the Superbike title by 11 points after Sean Dylan Kelly crashed out of Race 3.
Darryn Binder, Hayden Gillim, and Bryce Kornbau all clinched 2026 MotoAmerica championships at COTA, leaving only the Superbike and Talent Cup titles unresolved heading to New Jersey.
Ella Dreher returns to MotoAmerica Supersport racing at COTA next weekend, four months after a serious injury at Barber Motorsports Park sidelined her.
MotoAmerica VIRginia delivered a Vossberg title clinch, four Bobby Fong wins across the weekend, Loris Baz’s emotional breakthrough Superbike win, and Josh Hayes’s 90th career victory at age 51.
MotoAmerica Mid-Ohio saw a twice-red-flagged Superbike finale, sweeps for Darryn Binder in Supersport and Hayden Gillim in King of the Baggers, and tightening championship battles across every class heading into VIR.
Five MotoAmerica feature classes return to Mid-Ohio this weekend with tightening title fights — including a possible championship-clinching weekend in Build.Train.Race.
Australian Superbike standout Cameron Dunker joins MP13 Racing/One Cure Racing for the MotoAmerica Supersport round at Mid-Ohio, filling in for injured rider Avery Dreher.
JD Beach swept both Superbike races at Laguna Seca, but the real story was the championship chaos elsewhere — Scholtz’s DNF flips the Superbike points lead, Binder crashes out of the Supersport lead, and Warhorse Ducati’s Loris Baz and Benjamin Smith post their best weekend of the season.
MotoAmerica racer Kayla Yaakov became the first woman to ride a Ducati MotoGP motorcycle, piloting Marc Márquez’s Desmosedici GP26 and Nicolò Bulega’s WorldSBK Panigale V4 R at Misano.
ARCH Racing claimed its first MotoAmerica victory at The Ridge — pole position, a new Super Hooligan class lap record, and a Race 1 win for Corey Alexander aboard the ARCH Motorcycle 2s-R, backed up by a Race 2 podium.