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Honos Returns As MotoAmerica
Superbike Series Title Sponsor
A
fter a highly successful first
year of partnership, Mo-
toAmerica announce that Honos
has again signed on for a sec-
ond season as the title sponsor
of the 2021 MotoAmerica Honos
Superbike Series.
"It's great when a partnership
works and our relationship with
Honos thrived in 2020 with them
coming on board as our Honos
Superbike title sponsor," said
MotoAmerica President Wayne
Rainey. "Our 2020 season was
successful on many fronts and
having Honos was a big part of
that success. We are already
looking forward to a great 2021
season and having the title
sponsor in place for the Honos
Superbike class is another big
step in the right direction."
Honos, a performance gear
and apparel company that pro-
motes talent within the motors-
ports world and other adrenaline
sports, had a great season in
2020 with Richie Escalante win-
ning the MotoAmerica Supersport
Championship on the Honos
Kawasaki with 2017 MotoAmerica
Superbike Champion Toni Elias
finishing fourth in the Honos
Superbike point standings. This
season they will sponsor a two-
rider team with Escalante defend-
ing his Supersport title and Corey
Alexander going after the Stock
1000 crown on Honos-backed
Kawasakis.
"We really enjoyed our first sea-
son as the title sponsor for the Ho-
nos Superbike class," said Honos
Brand Manager, Alonso Benavi-
dez. "It was our first endeavor with
a title sponsorship and the part-
nership with MotoAmerica couldn't
have been better. There was no
hesitation in us coming back to do
it again in 2021, which promises to
be an even better season of racing
in the MotoAmerica Series."
The 2021 MotoAmerica Series
will consist of nine rounds across
the country with the series set to
begin at Michelin Raceway Road
Atlanta, April 3-May 2.
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Honos returns
as the title
sponsor for the
MotoAmerica
Superbike
Championship.
