• Children 12 & under are free with one paying adult.   (Paddock pass must be purchased for all ages.)
• Expanded Fan Zone with more vendors, more attractions, and Kid Zone (Moonwalk, slides, face painting, clowns..). Also National Guard Fan Expo, Wall of Death, Chick-Fil-A Cow Herd (Friday and Saturday), Birmingham Zoo petting zoo (Saturday), Red Bull Air Force Sky Dive team (Saturday)
• Cameras, lawn chairs, blankets and coolers (no glass) are welcomed.
• Ride the tram. Trams are provided so you can move easily (and freely, its free) around the park.
• Bring on the Bikes! The Barber Motorsports Park welcomes motorcycles to conveniently park within the facility.
• The Barber Motorsports Park has its own dedicated FM radio frequency - 106.3 FM. Bring your radio or buy one there and tune in for all the racing action.
• Motorcycle museum special race weekend hours: 8am - 6pm. (Tickets available at Museum entrance: $15, $10 ages 4-12).  The largest & best collection of bikes in th US.

Catch all the excitement of Motorcycle racing at its best in this doubleheader AMA Superbike race at Barber Motorsports Park race track.  This event offers some of the most heart-stopping racing you'll experience.  Barber Motorsports Park, being called the best in the nation, is home to a world class 2.3 mile race track.

Motorcycle races at Barber Motorsports Park road race track in Birmingham Alabama (12 miles east of downtown):

AMA American Superbike twin races
AMA Daytona Sportbike races
AMA Supersport race
AMA Suntrust Moto-GT race

AMA motorcycle races are defined by some of the closest and most heated competition in Motorsports.

The Superbike class has been the centerpiece of major-league motorcycle racing in the United States for nearly 30 years and the tradition continues in 2009 with the AMA Pro National Guard American Superbike class.

American Superbikes all have direct roots to production street bikes and, not surprisingly, each eligible model represents the most powerful motorcycle available from top manufacturers such as Suzuki, Honda, Yamaha, Aprilia, Buell, Ducati and others.

The real proof of the power of American Superbikes comes on the track where top speeds in excess of 190 mph are not uncommon. Keeping that type of power on the track is critical in addition to being able to rely on the brakes to slow the high-powered machines in a matter of seconds. Dunlop and its proven racing tires are the series-standard application for American Superbike and all other AMA Pro Road Racing classes.

As impressive as the machines are in AMA Pro American Superbike, it is the all-star lineup of riders that put on the show. Reigning Champion Ben Spies has moved on to World Superbike competition, but plenty of other star power is ready for action in 2009. The list includes six-time Superbike Champion Mat Mladin, 1998 Champion Ben Bostrom, Josh Hayes, Tommy Hayden, Aaron Yates, Geoff May, Larry Pegram, Blake Young, Aaron Gobert, Neil Hodgson and many more.