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North America's MotoAmerica Superbike series heads to The Ridge, a technical circuit in Washington State. Set near Seattle, it's the stage for a fierce championship battle fought over fractions of a second.
The Ridge is a technical track that doesn't let you fake your way through. Not brute force, but everything comes down to how carefully you build the ride, corner entry through exit. It's exactly this kind of technical layout where genuine skill shows. MotoAmerica's level rises every year. A grinding, hundredths-of-a-second battle — this should be a genuinely thrilling race.
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Going all the way to Washington State to watch would be quite the trip.
A technical course is definitely more fun to watch in person, so it's worth traveling for.
Is MotoAmerica basically the equivalent of Japan's All Japan Road Race Championship?
That's a pretty close comparison, it's America's top-tier category.
Inconsiderate that the article doesn't name the current top riders in the points standings.
'A margin of hundredths' sounds like hype copy, but I'd want the actual number for how close it really was.
A circuit near Seattle is unusual, not one I'm very familiar with.
I hear The Ridge is a technical course, so it sounds like it'll be a close fight.
