2027 MotoAmerica Ticket Sales Announced For Three Iconic Venues
MotoAmerica is proud to welcome back a trio of natural-terrain road courses that represent some of the most exciting and physically demanding races on our calendar each year. Michelin Raceway Road Atlanta, WeatherTech Raceway Laguna Seca, and VIRginia International Raceway tickets are now confirmed to be on sale for the 2027 MotoAmerica season.
The Quad Lock Superbike class storms back to Georgia, April 16–18 for three days with four additional feature classes at Michelin Raceway Road Atlanta. If last year was any indication, buckle up—the 2026 weekend kicked off the 50th anniversary Superbike season with Mathew Scholtz and Bobby Fong splitting the Superbike wins, Darryn Binder grabbing his first career MotoAmerica Supersport victory, Josh Herrin answering with a win and a new lap record, Hayden Gillim sweeping the Mission King Of The Baggers, and Kayla Yaakov making history as the first woman ever to take a MotoAmerica Supersport pole. The 2027 weekend also brings racing action from the Supersport, Mission King Of The Baggers, Twins Cup and Talent Cup classes to the 12-turn Georgia roller-coaster.
Around the halfway point of the Superbike season, the series will return to WeatherTech Raceway Laguna Seca July 9–11 for the MotoAmerica Speedfest at Monterey Presented by Law Tigers event. Last July, the 2.238-mile, 11-turn legend delivered a weekend for the ages—JD Beach led every single lap of both Superbike races for a flag-to-flag double, the Supersport title fight went down to the Corkscrew itself with Binder and Herrin splitting wins, BPR Racing Yamaha teammates Bryce Kornbau and Andy DiBrino traded Super Hooligan wins by tenths, and home hero Kensei Matsudaira swept Talent Cup competition. The 2027 weekend features Quad Lock Superbike, Supersport, Mission King Of The Baggers, Mission Super Hooligan National Championship, and the Talent Cup—and the Corkscrew will be waiting.
And to close out the summer: MotoAmerica returns to VIRginia International Raceway, August 13-15. Last August, VIR produced one of the wildest weekends of the season—Bobby Fong stretched his personal VIR winning streak to four, Loris Baz stole the show with a dramatic victory, Darryn Binder survived a three-way Supersport dogfight, 16-year-old Hank Vossberg clinched the Twins Cup championship outright, Nathan Gouker swept his home Talent Cup round, and Josh Hayes collected career win number 90. The 2027 weekend brings Superbike, Supersport, Twins Cup and Talent Cup back to VIR’s legendary 2.25-mile course.
Ticket options across all three weekends include General Admission and Military tickets, with upgrades available all weekend long: the two-seat Superbike experience, grid passes, the VIP Superfan package, and fan laps. Laguna Seca adds Turn 3 and high-speed hospitality — plus private suites now open for sale.
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