Plans for the inaugural MotoAmerica season continue to move forward, and after KRAVE posted the basic guidelines for its 2015 class structure, the company behind America’s road racing revival has announced its full rules package for the Superbike, Superstock 1000, Supersport and Superstock 600 classes, note the KTM RC390 spec-class rules have not been finalized and are not included.
The full rulebook can be read online here, and as expected the rules bring MotoAmerica’s class structure and technical aspects very much in line with the World Superbike Championship’s new class structure and rules. A such there are few surprises for race teams and fans in the rulebook.
Preparations for the 2015 season have been coming in regular intervals from MotoAmerica, which announced its online and TV media package two weeks ago. The 2015 calendar has also been set with eight races.
The response from the American road racing paddock has been positive so far, and there is a general enthusiasm for the work that Wayne Rainey & Co. have been doing with the series.
No one is expecting a complete righting of the ship in MotoAmerica’s first season, but a strong showing could go a long way into wooing back sponsors, teams, and riders.
Source: AMA
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