As round one of the 2019 MotoAmerica Championship quickly approaches, a large Twins Cup field is anticipated as the competitors head to Michelin Raceway Road Atlanta on April 5-7. RBoM Racing will now support five riders in Twins Cup competition at Road Atlanta. Curtis Murray, Gillis Glidewell and Tyler Freeman will join previously announced RBoM riders Chris Bays and Austin Miller.
Curtis Murray will now have a new bike to contest select MotoAmerica rounds of the 2019 Twins Cup series. Having accumulated a decent amount of Suzuki’s Twins Cup contingency money in 2018, with three third-place finishes, Curtis Murray has invested in a brand new 2018 model to see if he can put his #180 RBoM Racing Suzuki SV650 a step or two higher on the podium.
Dawsonville, GA’s Tyler Freeman returns for the 2019 MotoAmerica Twins Cup championship with a new number and more confidence. After moving from the Junior Cup class mid-season in 2018, Freeman competed in two Twins Cup races last year and expects to move a little further up the finishing order in 2019. Freeman will once again fly RBoM Racing colors and will contest at least three of MotoAmerica’s east coast rounds on his #119 Suzuki SV650.
RBoM Racing is comprised of a group of Suzuki SV650 road racing enthusiasts, a so-called “Band of Misfits”, who support the vision of MotoAmerica’s Twins Cup class.