AMA Pro Racing Announces Request for Proposals from ECU Manufacturers for 2014 AMA Pro National Guard SuperBike Season
DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. (November 2, 2012) - AMA Pro Racing officials announced today an open Request
for Proposals from ECU manufacturers interested in the possibility of becoming
an Official Partner of AMA Pro Racing and the exclusive supplier of ECUs for the
AMA Pro National Guard SuperBike Championship, applicable no earlier than
2014. 
Larry Pegram #72 leads a pack of riders that include Chris Fillmore #11, Steve Rapp #15, Geoff May #99 and Aaron Yates #20 in one of the final events of the 2012 Geico Motorcycle AMA Pro Road Racing AMA Superbike Championship season. AMA Pro Road Racing photo by Brian J. Nelson.
AMA Pro Racing
has long been investigating possible appropriate modifications to the electronic
rules for the premier American SuperBike class with direct consultation of O.E.
manufactures, teams and aftermarket suppliers. Many options have been
comprehensively evaluated in the common interest of providing an equitable,
cost-effective, enforceable and sustainable racing platform while instilling
growth and interest in the sport of motorcycle road racing.
This latest open RFP
is being extended to ensure every option has been considered before finalizing
any future technical rules.
Proposals may be
submitted to:
AMA Pro Racing
Attn: Technical Department
525 Fentress Blvd., Suite B
Daytona Beach, FL 32118
P:
386-492-1014
The final date
for ECU manufacturers to submit their proposal is December 14, 2012. AMA Pro
Racing will announce any modifications to the 2014 American SuperBike electronic
rules by December 31st, 2012.
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AMA Pro Racing is the premier professional
motorcycle racing organization in North America, operating a full schedule of
events and championships for a variety of motorcycle disciplines. Learn more
about AMA Pro Racing at www.amaproracing.com.
For additional information
contact:
AMA Pro Racing Communications, (386) 492-1014, communications@amaproracing.com
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