Brno has a variety of meanings to different people. To the Old Czech, the words means muddy, to the Slavs it means to fortify, to men aged 16-55 it means rail thin supermodels, but to motorcycle race fanatics, the city should take on the meaning of unpredictable racing action. You’ll have to continue after the jump to see why Race 1 proves this theory.
World Superbike action this weekend comes from Brno, where riders are hot off a recent testing session at the former Soviet Block track. The Superpole results clearly speak to who did their homework, with fresh faces entering into the upper ranks. This Sunday should be set to have some good production motorcycle racing, and hey…if we’re wrong about that, there’s still eastern European umbrella girls, and that always makes people happy.
MotoGP will return to the Brno, Czech Republic until at least 2013, thanks to a recent extension of the current agreement between the circuit’s owners and MotoGP’s owners, Dorna Sports. With this extension, MotoGP visits to Brno are assured for at least the next five years.
Brno date is a popular stop with the MotoGP riders and fans alike, with over 240,000 fans watching the race this year in Brno over the course of the weekend.
Source: MotoGP
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