Road America continues to be a motorsports mecca, especially when MotoAmerica makes its annual visit to the iconic track. For the second consecutive year, MotoAmerica set a new attendance record for a motorcycle event at “America’s National Park of Speed,” as the Midwest continues to make the annual pilgrimage.

This past weekend, Road America hosted the third round of MotoAmerica’s Quad Lock Superbike Championship. The weekend was a rousing celebration of speed, with tens of thousands of passionate fans helping to make the event the largest motorcycle road racing weekend in the track’s history, surpassing the attendance record set in 2025. The event also marked 46 years of racing at Road America and “50 Years Of Superbike Racing,” the season-long tribute that MotoAmerica is promoting this year.

In addition, Road America on Sunday announced the return of MotoAmerica Superbikes and Vintage MotoFest in 2027. The premier motorcycle road racing series in North America will visit the legendary, 4.048-mile circuit from June 4-6, 2027. Tickets for next year are now on sale: https://www.roadamerica.com/article/road-america-announces-2027-motoamerica-dates-advance-tickets-june-4-6-2027-are-now-sale

With five exciting classes of racing and the enthusiastic community that surrounds this historic venue, the event holds special significance for three motorcycle manufacturers that consider this round a home event: Harley-Davidson, Indian Motorcycle, and Royal Enfield, all of which have strong Midwestern roots.

The Mission King Of The Baggers Championship continues to gain interest, with throngs of American Big Twins represented both on and off the track. The motorcycling community was on full display throughout Road America as the weekend featured several VIP package options, the popular Salute to Cycles Parade Lap, and a large vendor village that also included motorcycle demo rides.

“Each year, MotoAmerica at Road America gets better and better,” commented Chuck Aksland, COO of MotoAmerica. “The track continues to be a favorite for our teams, riders, and staff. The community that Road America has built around these events is incredible, and we’re excited to come back in 2027.”

Mike Kertscher, President and General Manager of Road America, added, “This weekend was a tremendous moment for Road America and for the motorcycle racing community. Since motorcycle racing first came here in 1980, fans have shown incredible passion for this sport and this facility. To see that enthusiasm reach a new record is a credit to MotoAmerica, the riders, the teams, our staff, and every fan who made the weekend so special.”

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