Episode 60: 2026 Royal Enfield Build. Train. Race. Season Review
Time to kick off our season reviews with the first MotoAmerica class to have their champion crowned in 2026, Royal Enfield's Build. Train. Race.
A huge thank you to Jasmine Noelle for her time!
Before we get there we have our weekly news:
Kristian Daniels Sr. has unfortunately passed away. He was someone that made a positive difference in every paddock he was a part of and will be deeply missed.
I'm a little late to this, but Mathew Scholtz's win in the last race of 2026 gave Yamaha 218 victories in American Superbike passing Suzuki for most all time
CF Moto will begin being providing motorcyles in the WorldWCR in 2027 replacing Yamaha. How long before they come to MotoAmerica?
AHRMA Barber Vintage Motorcycle Festival was last weekend. The headline race of the weekend was the Pro Challenge won by Stefano Mesa for the Boulder Ducati team. Rounding out the podium was Eli Block in 2nd and Robertino Pietri in 3rd.
Chris Clark and Nathan Bettencourt both got top 10s at Estoril in Race 1, and Clark got his second win of the year in Race 2!
Being the B.T.R. Season Review Episode I should probably also mention that you have until October 19th to get your application in and be a part of the fun in 2027! Go to buildtrainrace.com to get it done!
7 Oct 2026
Episode 59: Harley-Davidson Walks Away From Competition; Now What?
Harley-Davidson has officially pulled the plug on its factory King of the Baggers program, leaving three riders looking for jobs and raising some serious questions about the future of the championship.
This week, we break down Harley’s decision to focus its racing efforts on the Bagger World Cup, Saddlemen Race Development’s departure from the class, Indian Motorcycle’s response and what options MotoAmerica has to keep King of the Baggers alive in 2027.
Then we take a look at what we already know about the 2027 MotoAmerica paddock, including the riders who are signed, some big-name free agents and the early pieces of next year’s schedule.
Plus, Kristian Daniel Jr. is headed to Moto3, several young Americans took part in the Red Bull MotoGP Rookies Cup selection event, Nathan Bettencourt went racing in Europe, Estenson Racing is leaving American Flat Track, and we look back at a historic MotoAmerica Superbike season that featured seven different race winners.
30 Sept 2026
Episode 58: Bobby Fong is the 2026 MotoAmerica Superbike Champion
The 2026 MotoAmerica season is officially in the books, and New Jersey Motorsports Park delivered one last dramatic weekend before the offseason begins.
Bobby Fong completed an incredible comeback to claim the Superbike championship after entering the finale chasing Sean Dylan Kelly, while SDK saw his title hopes disappear in heartbreaking fashion in the final race of the season. We break down all three Superbike races, the final championship standings, and some of the performances that stood out along the way.
We also recap the rest of the MotoAmerica paddock, including Josh Hayes earning his 91st AMA victory, Darryn Binder closing his championship season with another Supersport win, Andrew Lee finishing off a dominant Superbike Cup campaign, and the final races for King of the Baggers, Talent Cup and Twins Cup.
Plus, silly season is already underway for 2027, and we close the show with some thoughts on the weather-shortened NJMP weekend.
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