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The '''Honda Superbike Classic''' was an annual event in the "AMA Chevy Trucks U. S. Superbike Championship". It consisted of a two-race event held annually in the Spring at [[Barber Motorsports Park]] in [[Birmingham]]. The races featured modified street motorcycles with up to 1000cc displacement racing over 100 kilometers (28 laps).
The '''Honda Superbike Classic''' was an annual event in the "AMA Chevy Trucks U. S. Superbike Championship". It consisted of a two-race event held annually in the Spring at [[Barber Motorsports Park]] in [[Birmingham]]. The races featured modified street motorcycles with up to 1000cc displacement racing over 100 kilometers (28 laps).


In [[2010]], Barber hosted the [[AMA Superbike Championship]] in September instead of the Spring races.
In [[2010]], Barber hosted the [[AMA Superbike Championship]] in September instead of the Spring races. In 2011 the track resumed hosting a Spring event.
 
The event was moved from April to September for the [[2010]] race, making it the final event in the annual AMA Pro Road Racing circuit. In [[2011]] the track resumed hosting a spring event.


==Winners==
==Winners==

Revision as of 18:37, 16 February 2011

The Honda Superbike Classic was an annual event in the "AMA Chevy Trucks U. S. Superbike Championship". It consisted of a two-race event held annually in the Spring at Barber Motorsports Park in Birmingham. The races featured modified street motorcycles with up to 1000cc displacement racing over 100 kilometers (28 laps).

In 2010, Barber hosted the AMA Superbike Championship in September instead of the Spring races. In 2011 the track resumed hosting a Spring event.

Winners

  • 2009: Mat Mladin (Suzuki) - both races
  • 2008: Mat Mladin (Suzuki) - both races
  • 2007: Mat Mladin (Suzuki) - both races
  • 2006: Ben Spies (Suzuki) - both races
  • 2005: Mat Mladin (Suzuki GSX-R1000) - both races
  • 2004: Mat Mladin (Suzuki GSX-R1000) and Miguel Duhamel (Honda CBR1000RR)
  • 2003: Aaron Yates (Suzuki) and Kurtis Roberts (Honda)