MotoAmerica : New Jersey Motorsports Park – Millville, NJ.

Millennium Technologies / Revolution Performance will be set up in the M3 – Mad Monkey Motorsports King of the Baggers paddock area. Millennium Technologies is a proud supporter of Warhorse HSBK Ducati Race Team featuring Superbike rider Josh Herrin and Supersport rider Xavi Fores., RoBem Engineering/Rodio Racing Team featuring Twins Cup riders Gus Rodio and Rocco Landers, and Ghetto Customs Racing Team featuring Twins Cup rider Chris Parrish. Revolution Performance is a proud supporter of M3 – Mad Monkey Motorsports team featuring King of the Baggers rider Max Flinders.

Event Overview:

How about 190 mph superbikes and some family fun?  MotoAmerica Superbikes at New Jersey is coming Sept 22-24, 2023.  Enjoy practice and qualifying on Friday plus all-day racing Saturday & Sunday!  Six classes of road racing – Medallia Superbikes, Supersport, REV’IT! Twins Cup, Junior Cup, Mission King of the Baggers, & Mission Mini Cup.  Meet the riders in our open race paddock!  VIP and Camping access packages available.  Kids under 12 free with paying adult.  Bring the family for our Kids Zone, free carnival games, Stunt Show, and Bike Show.

About the Track:

New Jersey Motorsports Park is located on 500 acres immediately adjacent to the Millville Airport, an airport that was dedicated in 1941 as America’s First Defense Airport which played a key role in the country’s World War II military efforts.

The Millville Army Air Field opened as a gunnery school for fighter pilots for the Republic P-47 “Thunderbolt” in 1941.  During its four-year existence, about 1,500 pilots received advanced P-47 Thunderbolt fighter training here.

New Jersey Motorsports Park embraced this rich history by naming its marquee 2.25-mile racetrack “Thunderbolt Raceway.”  The 1.9-mile road course – Lightning Raceway – is named after the P-38 Lightning, a WWII fighter aircraft.

While building the various structures at New Jersey Motorsports Park, many WWII artifacts were found and collected for display at the Millville Army Air Field Museum, located on the opposite side of the Millville Airport.  The Bore Site range, located just outside Thunderbolt Raceway Paddock was used by Thunderbolt pilots during training as a range to calibrate their machine guns.

Today, a P-47 Thunderbolt- No Guts, No Glory aircraft is based out of Millville Airport.  It is one of only nine in the world that still flies. Keep an eye on the sky when visiting NJMP – you may just see one pass by overhead.

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