Shades of the original Grand National races where a racer had to master multiple disciplines from dirt track to roadracing, the 2021 Super Hooligan National Championship (SHNC) has been rolled out by the head hooligan himself, Roland Sands. “The 2021 Super Hooligan championship is all about diversity of terrain and like nothing seen before but still reminiscent of the AMA Grand National championships the likes that made Gary Nixon, Kenny Roberts, and Bubba Shobert legends," says Sands.
But there is a catch.
The four-round series features a mix of Road Racing, Short Track, Half-Mile and TT tracks; with the caveat being racers will have to run the same bike in the four very different disciplines. "Our racers are incentivized to use the same bike at all four races," he adds.
"For 2021 we have put together a four-race, format-defying series that will ultimately determine who the best and most well-rounded heavy street bike racer in the nation is... 4 races, full send with an AMA National Super Hooligan title and the bragging rights as the most talented heavy streetbike racer.”
The schedule kicks off at the world-famous WeatherTech Raceway Laguna Seca in Monterey, CA, in conjunction with the MotoAmerica HONOS Superbike / King Of the Baggers Series July 9-11, followed by The “Wild Ones” TT in Castle Rock, Washington, August 14-15, then back to Southern California, the birthplace of modern Hooligan for the Moto Beach Short Track September 11-12 and ending with a partnered AFT ½ mile dirt oval at the historic Charlotte Motor Speedway, Charlotte, NC October 8th.
See more here:
www.superhooligan.com