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Unleashing the spirit of classic racing
The 2026 AHRMA Vintage Cup is set to ignite the passion of motorcycle enthusiasts everywhere, bringing back the thrilling 250 Grand Prix class. This event, organized by the American Historic Racing Motorcycle Association (AHRMA), promises to be a spectacular showcase of vintage racing, featuring machines that have defined the golden era of motorcycle competition. With a focus on fully GP-kitted motorcycles built before December 31, 1968, participants can expect a diverse lineup of iconic brands such as Honda, Ducati, and Bultaco, all ready to roar back onto the racetrack.
A platform for nostalgia and competition
The 250GP class is not just about speed; it’s a celebration of history, engineering, and the spirit of competition. As Kenny Cummings from NYC Norton states, this class opens doors for more riders to participate in a genuine GP-level experience without breaking the bank. The Vintage Cup aims to revive the international flair that has characterized past events, inviting racers from around the globe to join in the excitement. Whether you own a classic Honda 6 or a CB160, the 2026 Vintage Cup is the perfect opportunity to dust off those vintage machines and hit the track.
Enhancements and highlights for 2026
This year’s Vintage Cup will feature several enhancements designed to elevate the experience for both racers and fans. Enhanced trophies will be awarded throughout the season, alongside special awards for the series champion. Coverage on Roadracingworld.com will spotlight the 250GP class, ensuring that the stories of these remarkable machines and their riders are shared with a wider audience. Additionally, discounted race entry fees and racer spotlight features in AHRMA MAG will further promote participation and engagement within the community.
Join the legacy of motorcycle racing
The 250 Grand Prix class has a rich history, dating back to the early days of motorcycle racing. As Dave Roper, the first American to win an Isle of Man TT, highlights, this class has been a cornerstone of competitive racing since its inception. The AHRMA Vintage Cup not only honors this legacy but also provides a platform for new generations of riders to experience the thrill of racing classic machines. With a vibrant community of over 3,000 members, AHRMA continues to grow, reflecting the increasing interest in vintage motorcycles and the stories they carry.