The Fridays before MIROCK events at MIR in 2012 will now be an “OPEN” test session from 9am-5pm with no limit on entries anymore. The cost is $100 per bike (not per rider). You will not need to sign up or pay in advance or RSVP anymore for these Fridays. You can simply just show up and pay your $100 at the track on that Friday to test. This will make things easier on the MIROCK racers traveling for the events. Also there will be no more... 

  (April 12, 2012) Shinko Tires has renewed their contingency sponsorship in the MIROCK Superbike Series, and their tires are distributed by WPS (www.wps-inc.com). Shinko Tires has posted $6,000 in the 2012 contingency program, which is a considerable increase over last season. Shinko tires will also have a display and will be selling Shinko tires on the vendor midway at all MIROCK events. So make Shinko your tire choice and earn extra cash. Here... 

  (April 11, 2012) MTC Engineering has posted $6,000 in the 2012 MIROCK Contingency Program. MTC Engineering has been a MIROCK Superbike Series contingency sponsor since 2008, and is proud to be able to keep giving back to their racers with the contingency program. When it comes to putting that big horsepower to the rear tire make MTC Engineering your choice for clutch components and earn extra cash while doing so. Here are the details: MTC... 

  (April 5, 2012) McIntosh Machine & Fabrication has posted $16,200 in the 2012 MIROCK Contingency Program. McIntosh Machine & Fabrication has been a MIROCK Superbike Series contingency sponsor since 2008, and has quadrupled their postings for the 2012 season. So make McIntosh your choice for high quality motorcycle components, and earn extra cash back while doing so. Here are the details: McIntosh Machine & Fabrication will be... 

  (April 4, 2012) CP-Carrillo has renewed  their sponsorship for the second year in a row in the MIROCK Superbike Series contingency program, and has posted $4,000 in payouts. So make CP Pistons your choice for high performance pistons and make extra cash at the drag strip for doing so.  Here are the details: CP-Carrillo has upped their payouts to $100 to win and $25 to runner-up in Pro Mod, Pro Street, Real Street, and Top Sportsman to all... 

While his hometown of Sebring, Florida, basked in the annual glory of its 12 hour sports car race, Ken Edwards took his No Joke motorcycle drag racing team up to Rockingham, North Carolina to claim it’s own slice of success. The team returned triumphantly home from the Honda-Suzuki of Sanford Spring Bike Open and the opening round of the 2012 Mickey Thompson Performance Tires MIRock Superbike Series with two wins. Edwards has had great success at... 

  STOW, OH – Mickey Thompson Performance Tires & Wheels returns as official title and Pro Mod class sponsor in support of the MIROCK Superbike Series in 2012. “When it comes to motorcycle drag racing, the MIROCK Series has been the cornerstone and we appreciate the opportunity to support the growth and success of this competitive series,” said Tom Kundrik, Motorsports Manager, Mickey Thompson Performance Tires & Wheels. “The... 

The Mickey Thompson Tires MIROCK Superbike Series is headed to Maryland International Raceway for the first MIROCK event of the year in Maryland at the Fast by Gast Spring Nationals on April 28-29, 2012. The event will feature Mickey Thompson Pro Mod, Orient Express Pro Street, DME Racing Real Street, Trac King Clutches Top Sportsman, House of Speed Crazy 8′s, FBR Shop 5.60 Index, Fast by Gast Pro E.T., and Brock’s Performance Street E.T.... 

  (March 22, 2012) Pirelli Motorcycle Drag Racing has signed on as a brand new sponsor of the MIROCK Superbike Series and has posted $7,000 in the 2012 MIROCK Contingency Program. In order for to be eligible for the program, racers must purchase their Pirelli tire from harvel Performance. So make Pirelli your tire choice and put some extra contingency cash back in your pocket for using it! Here are the details: Pirelli Motorcycle Drag Racing... 

  Multi-time motorcycle drag racing champion Jeremy Teasley was not having one of his customary easy weekends—not by a longshot. Looking to win his first Orient Express Pro Street championship, the 21 year-old Ohio native Teasley moved into the seat of Kenny Edwards’ “No Joke” Suzuki Hayabusa. Immediately, the bike started running record numbers but destroying tires while it did so. Edwards took the radical step of changing from the...