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Racing Circuit Of The Americas Announces 2020 U.S. MotoGP Race Cancellation

Circuit Of The Americas Announces 2020 U.S. MotoGP Race Cancellation

The 2021 American round is scheduled to hit COTA next spring.
By Janaki Jitchotvisut 08 July 2020
HFL Fan Perspective: MotoGP in Texas

Fan Perspective: MotoGP in Texas

A Fan Perspective: Watching the United States Red Bull MotoGP at Circuit of the Americas. This is big fun in the state of Texas.
By Ken Hutchison 03 May 2017
Design HandBuilt Show Set for Austin in April

HandBuilt Show Set for Austin in April

The Revival Cycles annual HandBuilt Custom motorcycle show is set to take place in Austin, Texas on April 21-23.
By Tod Rafferty 28 February 2017
News Ducati Island Back to COTA & Laguna

Ducati Island Back to COTA & Laguna

Ducati Island Back to COTA & Laguna
By Ken Hutchison 20 January 2017
News AMA Flat Track Racing to Hit COTA This Weekend

AMA Flat Track Racing to Hit COTA This Weekend

If you're in Austin this weekend (or want an excuse to go), be sure to check out the inaugural Harley-Davidson Lone Star Half-Mile AMA Flat Track race.
By Chris Cope 04 April 2016
News CBS to Air CotA MotoAmerica Races One Week Later...No Thanks

CBS to Air CotA MotoAmerica Races One Week Later...No Thanks

How to screw up motorcycle racing coverage and alienate fans with MotoAmerica and CotA
By William Connor 15 April 2015
News Suzuki Testing MotoGP, AMA And FIM at COTA

Suzuki Testing MotoGP, AMA And FIM at COTA

Suzuki headed to Austin, Texas for some serious track testing at the world famous Circuit of the Americas.
By Bruce Speedman 30 April 2014
Gear Bell Helmets Commemorative Star Carbon COTA Helmet

Bell Helmets Commemorative Star Carbon COTA Helmet

Bell Helmets partners with Circuit of the Americas for a special edition commemorative Star Carbon race helmet.
By Jason Fogelson 12 March 2014
HFL Teaching MotoGP riders the unknown

Teaching MotoGP riders the unknown

Teaching MotoGP riders the unknownThe talk of the paddock during Austin’s first MotoGP of the Americas was how difficult COTA is, not only to ride,...
By Susanna Schick 08 May 2013
News MotoGP Comes To Austin

MotoGP Comes To Austin

We fly to Austin to cover MotoGP. Here is a daily account of our adventure.
By Susanna Schick 25 April 2013
News What It's Like to Ride COTA

What It's Like to Ride COTA

What It's Like to Ride COTA"It’s really difficult – one of the most difficult tracks in my career to understand," says Jorge Lorenzo of Austin's...
By HFL Staff 19 April 2013
Reviews Review: 2013 Ducati 1199 Panigale R

Review: 2013 Ducati 1199 Panigale R

“The Ducati 1199 Panigale R is the ultimate representation of the performance motorcycle,” Ducati general manager Claudio Domenicali told us yesterday.
By HFL Staff 22 March 2013
Watch Austin’s new MotoGP track built in time lapse

Watch Austin’s new MotoGP track built in time lapse

Work is progressing rapidly on the Circuit of the Americas or, the Austin, Texas track that will be hosting MotoGP races beginning in 2013. Ground was only broken early this year, but already drainage, excavation and foundation work has been largely completed. Building the 3.4-mile, 20-corner track is a gargantuan undertaking, something underscored the the ant-like progress made in these videos. ...
By HFL Staff 10 August 2011
News Austin scores MotoGP in 10 year deal

Austin scores MotoGP in 10 year deal

Dorna has just announced that Austin, Texas will be hosting all three MotoGP classes starting in 2013. The race will be held at the USGPF1 circuit now being called the "Circuit of the Americas" which is currently under construction just a few miles from the city's international airport. The deal was signed between Dorna Sports, 3FourTexas MGP and Full Throttle Productions. So far, not much is be...
By Grant Ray 12 April 2011
News This might be America’s next MotoGP track

This might be America’s next MotoGP track

With only a one-year contract extension from Dorna, numerous surface quality and safety complaints from riders, 13-year-old Peter Lenz’s death and Nicky Hayden’s lost knee puck, it looks increasingly likely that Indianapolis could lose its MotoGP round. Now, news that Kevin Schwantz is advising Austin’s new USGPF1 circuit on building its Formula One track with bike safety in mind, it’s loo...
By HFL Staff 09 September 2010
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