mOpAr CANAdiAN SupErBikE ChAmpiONShip
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ons in six classes at the end of the 2013 season. The top category is Mopar Pro Super-
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bike, which is open to sport bikes of up to 1000cc capacity. Professional riders also compete in the Hindle Pro Sport Bike divi- sion, which caters to four-cylinder sport bikes of 600cc but is also open to triples of 675cc and twins of 750cc. Mirroring these classes are the top two Amateur divisions, Magneti Marelli Amateur Superbike and In- side Motorcycles/Bazzaz Amateur Sport Bike. The series is rounded out by two spec categories. In the Harley-Davidson Canada XR1200 Cup riders do battle aboard Harley- Davidson’s XR1200 Sportster. This class is open to professional and amateur racers. The CBR250R National Race Series is the tour’s starter division for amateur riders. All competitors take part on the Honda CBR250R motorcycle. Points are awarded to the top 20 finishers
in each of the six races on the series (Cana- dian Tire Motorsport Park hosts a double- header event). The race winner receives 50 points, with 42 points going to the second place finisher, 37 for third, 32 for fourth, 29 for firth, 27 for sixth, 25 for seventh, 23 for eighth, 21 for ninth, 19 for 10th, 17 for 11th, 15 for 12th, 13 for 13th, 12 for 14th, 10 for 15th, eight for 16th, six for 17th, four for
video conFirmed For 2013 series
Video coverage of all six rounds of the
Mopar Canadian Superbike Championship has been confirmed for the coming sea- son, with races to be shown on the series website
www.csbk.ca. The weekend package will include
lights-to-flag action from the Mopar Cana- dian Superbike feature class, Sunday’s Canadian Harley-Davidson XR1200 Cup Series, and the Saturday race of each weekend’s Honda CBR250R National Race Series double-header. There will also be highlights from the
K&N Performance Filters Pro Sport Bike race at each event, featuring Honda Canada rider and two-time national Pro Sport Bike champion Jodi Christie. Sponsorship for the project comes from
Mopar, Deeley Harley-Davidson Canada and Honda Canada. Longtime Canadian race announcer
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he mopar canadian superbike championship is a six-round motorcycle road racing series that will crown national champi-
18th, two for 19th and one for 20th. There is also a two-point bonus for the rider who leads the most laps, and points awarded to the top four qualifiers, with the pole position quali- fier earning four points, and descending to one point for fourth on the grid. The Mopar Canadian Su-
perbike Championship is governed by a maximum horsepower/minimum weight rules structure, with the top finishing motorcy- cles checked after qualify- ing sessions and races. Weight is measured on the official series scales while horsepower is evaluated on the official Dynojet Dy- namometer, which travels to each event. Class horsepower limits
are as follows:
Pro/AM Superbike – 190hp Pro Sport Bike – 125hp
(140hp for approved twins) AM Sport Bike – 118hp
(135hp for approved twins) XR1200 Cup – 92hp CBR250R Series – 27hp
Frank Wood will host the shows, while CSBK Series veterans Bruce William Harper, serving as Producer and Director of
New for 2013, coverage of all six CSBK rounds will be shown on the series website,
www.csbk.ca.
Photography, and Judah Purcell, Pro- ducer and Editor, will head the team at each venue.
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