Sports Cycle

MotoAmerica secures the 2015 Deal With CBS Sports TV

MotoAmerica secures the 2015 Deal With CBS Sports TV

MotoAmerica, the new home of the AMA Superbike series, today announced that it has obtained agreement for broader coverage of the multimedia of the series starting in 2015. This of course is great news for the sport, such as series fail to secure the TV Pack by 2014 under the management of DMG.

According to the press release MotoAmerica, all MotoAmerica events will be broadcast on CBS Sports Network, as part of a multi-year agreement between Torque.TV and CBS Sports Network announced earlier this year. Programming will be broadcast on CBS Sports Network on weekend afternoons and in primetime. 2015 Schedule television will be released at a later date.

Extensive digital coverage of MotoAmerica Series, including event highlights, features and other content will also appear on www.Torque.TV.

"Have a television and online coverage of our MotoAmerica series is the key," said three-time 500cc world champion Wayne Rainey and MotoAmerica President. "It's important for our fans, our team, our drivers, and the entire industry. We're pleased to report that we have been able to complete this arrangement, ensuring fans across the country will be able to watch and enjoy the on-and off-track series action we will provide. "

The provisional schedule of 2015 MotoAmerica Series are as follows:

• April 10-12 Circuit of the Americas – Austin, Texas

• April 17-19 Road Atlanta-Braselton, Georgia

• 15-May 17, Virginia International Raceway-Alton, Virginia

• May 29-31 Road America-Elkhart Lake, Wisconsin

• 12-14 Juni Barber Motorsports Park-Birmingham, Alabama

• 17-19 Juli Mazda Raceway Laguna Seca-Monterey, California

• 7-09 August Indianapolis Motor Speedway-Indianapolis, Indiana

• Motorsports Park 11-13 September New Jersey-Millville, New Jersey