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North America's premier road racing series, MotoAmerica, returns to the storied Laguna Seca for its next round. The Quad Lock Superbike Championship race is set to be a special one, marking the 50th anniversary of the Superbike category.
Laguna Seca's Corkscrew is a place that turns your stomach from corner entry all the way to exit. The nerve it takes for a rider to attack that section is the real deal. Feeling the weight of 50 years of Superbike history on that very track is something special. History only means something when it keeps being ridden on the ground like this.
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Even sticking to North America, the old AMA era feels like it had more heat.
I want to watch a race at Laguna Seca in person, even just once.
MotoAmerica's grid has gotten deeper and the level's really risen over the last few years.
Honestly, isn't the attention still low compared to MotoGP or WSBK?
50 years of Superbike, huh... makes me feel my age remembering when I first started watching.
Superbikes through the Corkscrew at Laguna Seca — that's just irresistible.
What's the Corkscrew? A famous corner's name?
