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Motor · Race Results · published 2026-10-13T00:00:00+00:00 · via Roadracing World Magazine

Tire Supplier Salutes MotoAmerica’s 2026 Championship Class

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Dunlop praised the 2026 MotoAmerica title winners after the season ended at New Jersey Motorsports Park. Bobby Fong captured the Superbike crown with 316 points, beating Sean Dylan Kelly by 11 points after winning both Saturday races and finishing fourth in Sunday’s wet finale, while Mathew Scholtz took the last race victory. Dunlop provided Sportmax Slick and Rain tires plus trackside support, and its slicks were used for numerous lap records during the year.

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Dunlop, MotoAmerica’s official tire supplier, backed the 2026 season with Sportmax Slick and Rain tires plus trackside mounting, setup advice, and crew support. The company said its slicks contributed to numerous lap records across multiple races and classes.

At New Jersey Motorsports Park, Bobby Fong erased a 26-point deficit by sweeping Saturday’s Superbike races. Fourth in Sunday’s wet finale gave him the title, 316–305 over Sean Dylan Kelly. Mathew Scholtz won that last race. Other champions included Darryn Binder, Andrew Lee, Hank Vossberg, Hayden Gillim, Bryce Kornbau, Nathan Gouker, and Jasmine Noelle.

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The result may raise Bobby Fong’s profile and draw more attention to MotoAmerica’s Superbike class, benefiting teams, sponsors, and organizers. Dunlop’s record-setting slicks and wet-weather support could strengthen its reputation among riders and consumers, possibly influencing tire development and purchases. Fans and nearby businesses at events like New Jersey’s finale may see modest gains from added interest. The close title fight could encourage broader engagement with motorcycle road racing, though effects would likely stay concentrated within the sport’s community. Count: The1 result2 may3 raise4 Bobby5 Fong’s6 profile7 and8 draw9 more10 attention11 to12 MotoAmerica’s13 Superbike14 class15, benefiting16 teams17, sponsors18, and19 organizers20. Dunlop’s21 record-setting22 slicks23 and24 wet-weather25 support26 could27 strengthen28 its29 reputation30 among31 riders32 and33 consumers34, possibly35 influencing36 tire37 development38 and39 purchases40. Fans41 and42 nearby43 businesse

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