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The AMA Supercuts Superbike Challenge is a storied chapter in American motorcycle racing history, anchored at the iconic Sonoma/Sears Point venue in California. From its early 2000s title sponsorship by Supercuts to memorable battles on the track, this event drew fans from across the region for weekend doubles and high-speed showdowns. While the standalone AMA Supercuts event is no longer on the current calendar, Sonoma Raceway continues to host premier motorcycle racing under MotoAmerica branding, with related activities and qualifiers that pay homage to the series’ past. Here’s what you should know—and how you can secure your seats for nearby racing action this season.

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Venue changes over the years reflected the evolving landscape of California road racing. Sears Point Raceway became Infineon Raceway in the mid-2000s and later Sonoma Raceway, mirroring the region’s evolution while keeping the course’s signature sweep and challenging chicanes. Notable champions like Anthony Gobert (2001) and Nicky Hayden (2002) etched their names into the history books with dominant performances during doubleheader weekends. If you’re planning to catch the current MotoAmerica events at Sonoma, we’ve got you covered with up-to-date listings, official social links, and a straightforward buying process—so you can secure your seats without the fuss. For the latest bike racing action, follow the teams and events through official channels and visit Sonoma Raceway for an immersive race weekend experience.

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  • Event name: AMA Supercuts Superbike Challenge, a round of the AMA Superbike Championship held at Sears Point/Sonoma Raceway (now Sonoma Raceway) in California.
  • Sponsorship: Supercuts served as title sponsor from 2002 and the partnership extended through 2006; the race weekend was promoted as the Supercuts Superbike Challenge.
  • Format: Often scheduled as a doubleheader weekend with two main 26-lap Superbike races (Sat and Sun) during the Kawasaki AMA Superbike Showdown weekends.
  • Early history: 2001 press announcements established Supercuts as title sponsor; 2002–2003 schedules placed the event at Sears Point/Infineon (now Sonoma) with AMA Pro Racing.
  • Notable winners: Anthony Gobert won at Sears Point in 2001; Nicky Hayden won the 2002 Sears Point/Infineon/AMA Supercuts event and swept races that weekend.
  • Venue evolution: Sears Point Raceway was renamed Infineon Raceway in the mid-2000s, and later Sonoma Raceway; the event branding followed the venue name changes.

Venue changes over the years reflected the evolving landscape of California road racing. Sears Point Raceway became Infineon Raceway in the mid-2000s and later Sonoma Raceway, mirroring the region’s evolution while keeping the course’s signature sweep and challenging chicanes. Notable champions like Anthony Gobert (2001) and Nicky Hayden (2002) etched their names into the history books with dominant performances during doubleheader weekends. If you’re planning to catch the current MotoAmerica events at Sonoma, we’ve got you covered with up-to-date listings, official social links, and a straightforward buying process—so you can secure your seats without the fuss. For the latest bike racing action, follow the teams and events through official channels and visit Sonoma Raceway for an immersive race weekend experience.

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