Yamaha-Sponsored Test Session Set for Infineon Raceway This Week

 

Yamaha-Sponsored Test Session Set for Infineon Raceway This Week

Apr 04, 2007

For the first time in six years, top AMA riders will be greeted with two days of sunshine at this week s Yamaha-sponsored test session at Infineon Raceway on Thursday and Friday (April 5-6).

Riders from top manufacturers like Kawasaki, Suzuki, Yamaha and Honda are expected to test the 12-turn, 2.22-mile road course in advance of the Kawasaki AMA Superbike Showdown, presented by Supercuts, May 18-20.


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