STUART HIGGS
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that now serves as a model of
success. He's the series/race
director and is active on both
the promotional and operational
sides of the sport.
Higgs has a wealth of Super-
bike knowledge, so we sat down
to tap into that knowledge and
talk MotoAmerica, the evolution
of the British Superbike Cham-
pionship and the challenges a
Superbike series faces.
Lets start with a little bit of
background because I don't
think a lot of people in the
U.S. know much about you.
You've been around race-
tracks pretty much your whole
life, right?
Yeah, my background is
primarily based in the UK. Best
known as being the series and
race director for the British
Superbike Championship. That's
where I started. I have an inter-
national set of duties—normally
the chief steward for various FIM
events, MotoGP and World Su-
perbike. I'm with MotoAmerica,
AMA/FIM North America sanc-
tioned, and a brave new world.
I'm pleased to be part of the new
Race Direction structure.
The success of the
British Superbike
Championship
in recent years
has made it a
model production
championship.
