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Rea: “La Ducati è un razzo, ma questo non significa sia la moto migliore”
MotoAmerica: Petrucci Quickest During Superbike FP2 At COTA
Editorial Note: Defending MotoAmerica Superbike Champion Jake Gagne suffered a problem with a sensor on his Fresh N Lean Progressive Yamaha YZF-R1 that prevented him from doing any lap times, according to his Team Owner Richard Stanboli.
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Bautista: “Non ho cercato la vittoria, non era il momento di duellare con Rea”
Austin, FP3: Quartararo regola le Ducati di Bastianini e Miller, 4° Marquez
LIVE Fp3 MotoGP Austin: cronaca diretta minuto per minuto
Aragon: il funambolo Baldassarri trionfa al debutto con un numero alla Marquez
VIDEO – Baldassarri, un salvataggio Marquez Style per la prima vittoria in SSP
BAR SPORT, GP DI AUSTIN, le prove: Conferma Aprilia, Marquez è sempre lui
WorldSBK: Race One Results From MotorLand Aragon
World Supersport: Baldassarri Best In Superpole Qualifying In Spain
WorldSBK: Razgatlioglu Takes Superpole At MotorLand Aragon
Come Visit The Roadracing World Booth At COTA!
Roadracing World has a booth set up at Circuit of The Americas during this weekend’s MotoGP/MotoAmerica event.
Fans are invited to stop by and pick up the latest issue of Roadracing World & Motorcycle Technology magazine (April 2022), which includes coverage of the 80th Daytona 200, a test of BMW’s M 1000 RR, a profile on MotoAmerica CFO Richard Varner, the 26th annual Young Gun awards, and more.
Fans can purchase the current April 2022 issue and selected past issues of Roadracing World & Motorcycle Technology magazine and sign up for subscriptions at a special at-track rate. Photo by Anne Roberts.
Fans can also purchase Roadracing World gear, sign up for a subscription at a special at-track rate, or donate to the Roadracing World Action Fund charity to help keep racers safe.
Fans can purchase Roadracing World gear at the booth at COTA. Photo by Anne Roberts.
The Roadracing World booth is located in the vendor expo area near the big ferris wheel and Moto Liberty’s booth.
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Duello stellare: Rea trionfa in Gara 1 con sorpasso all’ultima curva su Bautista
Casey Stoner festeggia con Charles Leclerc la pole Ferrari a Melbourne
Roadracing World Young Guns 2022: Blake Davis
Roadracing World started this exclusive special feature recognizing the most promising young road racers as an answer to pessimists who claimed America had no new, up-and-coming young racers. This edition of the Roadracing World Young Gun Awards marks the 26th consecutive year of showcasing an abundance of new talent.
Roadracing World Young Guns have won:
FIM MotoGP and FIM Superbike races and World Championships;
MotoAmerica and AMA Pro races and Championships, including 11 AMA Pro Superbike Championships;
A KTM RC Cup World Final race;
The Daytona 200 (11 times);
WERA National Endurance Championships and WERA National Challenge Championships;
ASRA/Formula USA Grand National and CCS National Championships;
AMA Road Racing Grand Championships and Horizon Awards;
USGPRU National Championships;
Many regional and local titles.
The competition has continually become more intense as more – and younger—racers with higher levels of accomplishment are nominated, and the level of achievement required to make the grade keeps getting tougher.
We’ve spent the last several months accepting nominations and evaluating road racers between the ages of 10 and 18 (as of the start of the 2022 season) who have, at a minimum, won Expert-level road races and/or Championships or had outstanding results as an Amateur/Novice. Most of the riders included here have done far more than the minimum.
The young riders recognized here are the most promising young road racers in North America. All have earned the title of Roadracing World Young Gun.
We will feature one Young Gun per day, presenting them in alphabetical order.
Blake Davis and his N2 Racing Yamaha YZF-R7. Photo courtesy N2 Racing.
Blake Davis
Age: 15.
Current home: Lynchburg, Virginia.
Current height/weight: 5’7”/117 pounds.
Current school grade level: 9th grade.
Began riding at age: 3 years.
First road race: 2016, Talladega, Alabama, WERA, Formula 3 and E Superstock, 1st place in both.
Current racebike: Yamaha YZF-R7.
Current tuner/mechanic: Shiloh Salopek, BobbleHeadMoto.
Primary race series: MotoAmerica Twins Cup.
Top sponsors: N2 Racing, BobbleHeadMoto, Dainese, Shoei, Bran Supply Company, Better Investing, Fire Code Compliance, Cornerspin, Biothermal, Blackhawk Racing.
Recent racing accomplishments: 2021 season, finished 6th in MotoAmerica Junior Cup Championship (15 top-10 finishes in 18 races, best race finish was 4th), co-rode to win 4 out of 5 N2/WERA National Endurance Utralightweight races and the class Championship; 2020 season, placed 9th in MotoAmerica Junior Cup Championship (best race finish was sixth – three times), won 6 WERA Sportsman races; 2019 season, won AMA Nicky Hayden Road Racing Horizon Award, won Lightweight Twins Superstock Expert and Formula Two Expert WERA National Challenge Championships, won D Superstock Expert WERA Sportsman National Championship, won 7 WERA Sportsman Regional Championships (won 20 WERA races); 2018 season, named AMA Youth Road Racer of the Year, won AMA 300 Superstock Grand Championship, won 3 WERA National Challenge Championships, won 13 WERA Sportsman Regional Championships, won 41 of 60 WERA races started; 2017 season, won 3 WERA Sportsman Regional Championships.
2022 racing goal: Be a front-runner in MotoAmerica Twins Cup.
Racing career goal: Race on the world stage.
Racing hero: Scott Russell.
Favorite track: Inde Motorsports Ranch.
Favorite hobbies: Riding anything on two wheels, mountain biking.
If I wasn’t racing I would be…: Maybe competing in triathlons or mountain bike races.
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Super Toprak! È pole da record ad Aragon per soli 6 millesimi su Bautista
Favoloso Baldassarri: in pole (con caduta) al debutto, 4° Bulega su Ducati
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GP delle Americhe, Austin, Texas: gli orari tv su Sky, TV8 e NowTV
Formula 1, GP Australia, Melbourne: gli orari in tv su Sky e TV8
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