Fans who attend the Triumph Superbike Classic
presented by America's First Federal Credit Union at Barber Motorsports
Park next weekend will have more opportunities than ever to enhance
their event experience.
In addition to watching some of the greatest
on-track action the AMA Pro Road Racing Series has ever seen,
ticket holders will have multiple opportunities to meet riders and their
teams and even a chance to take their own motorcycle onto
the 2.38-mile track.
The first chance for fans to meet riders will be at the AMA Pro Fan Party on Thursday night.
It's scheduled for 5:30 – 7:30 p.m. at Billy's Sports Grill (4520
Overton Road in Birmingham). Fans will have a chance to visit with their
favorite riders of the AMA Pro Road Racing Series in a casual
atmosphere prior to the start of race weekend.
Door prizes such as race tickets, motorcycle parade lap passes and event merchandise will be given away as well.
At the end of Friday's on-track activities, all
Friday ticket holders attending the event will be allowed to walk the
picturesque track with the stars of the AMA Pro. The track walk will be
free to all ticket holders andZOOM Motorsports,
the exclusive promoter at the Barber Motorsports Park, will donate a
portion of the day's ticket sales to the Road racing World Action Fund.
Nick "Apex" Brocha and Ernie "EDub" Vigil will
return to Barber Motorsports Park for the first time since filming the
highly viewed video "The Chase" at the renowned road course and
motorsports museum. Nick and Ernie, who also star in the
"Motorcycles vs. Car Drift 2" film that's been viewed more than 10
million times on YouTube in just four months, will perform during the
scheduled lunch breaks Saturday and Sunday.
The fan walks are open to all guests who have
purchased paddock access pass. The Fan Walks allow fans to interact with
the riders and their teams and view their bikes just prior to day's
racing activities.
The parade laps offer fans the opportunity to take
their motorcycle on track the same weekend as the AMA Pro Road Racing
Stars. Parade laps are available at the end of the day Saturday and
Sunday and are $30.
