MotoAmerica SuperSport Championship

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RIDER CARSON KING · NO. 35 · SUZUKI GSX-R 750
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SuperSport
MotoAmerica Class
#35
Carson King
GSX-R 750
Suzuki Machine
Independent
vs. Factory Teams
The Team

Independent.
Chasing the factories.

Royalty Racing is an independent effort in the MotoAmerica SuperSport Championship — America's most competitive middleweight road racing class. We line up against factory-backed programs with a fraction of the budget and none of the excuses, developing a young rider into a national contender one round at a time.

Our approach is data-driven and lean: every session is measured, every setup change is earned, and every partner dollar is put to work where it shows on track and on camera.

Series

MotoAmerica — the premier professional road racing championship in North America, broadcast live and streaming to a national audience.

Class

SuperSport: production-based middleweight machines, wheel-to-wheel racing, and the proving ground for the sport's next generation.

Machine

The Suzuki GSX-R 750 — a legendary platform prepared to championship spec by the Royalty Racing crew.

Carson King racing at Daytona
The Rider

Carson King #35

A next-generation American road racer who came up through flat track and the MotoAmerica Talent Cup, Carson brings a rare mix of racecraft, work ethic, and marketability — the kind of rider fans and partners want to follow. Always smiling, always fast.

2026

First MotoAmerica SuperSport season with Royalty Racing on the GSX-R 750: 13th on debut at the Daytona 200, best finish 12th at Mid-Ohio.

2025

MotoAmerica Talent Cup — 7th in championship, with two 4th-place finishes at Mid-Ohio and New Jersey.

Background

Flat track → Junior Cup (2024, 11th, best of 4th at Mid-Ohio) → Talent Cup → SuperSport. Built to develop into a top-level contender.

Follow

@carson_king_17 on Instagram & Facebook.

On Track

2026 Season Results

Season complete. Carson's first MotoAmerica SuperSport season, raced as an independent on a second-hand GSX-R 750 against factory-supported competition: points on debut at the Daytona 200 and a best finish of 12th at Mid-Ohio. Results from the official MotoAmerica timing.

RoundEventResult
Daytona 200Daytona Int'l Speedway, FLP13
Round 1Road Atlanta, GADid Not Contest
Round 2Barber Motorsports Park, ALP18 · P14
Round 3Road America, WIDNF (wiring fault) · P13
Round 4Ridge Motorsports Park, WADid Not Contest
Round 5WeatherTech Laguna Seca, CADid Not Contest
Round 6Mid-Ohio Sports Car Course, OHP12 · P14
Round 7Virginia Int'l Raceway, VADid Not Contest
Round 8Circuit of The Americas, TXDid Not Contest
Round 9New Jersey Motorsports Park, NJDid Not Contest
28th
SuperSport Championship
Final · 14 points
12th
Best finish
Mid-Ohio, Race 1
Calendar

2026 MotoAmerica Schedule

The 2026 season is complete: ten weekends, coast to coast. The 2027 calendar will be posted here when MotoAmerica releases it.

DateRoundCircuitStatus
Mar 5–7Daytona 200Daytona Int'l Speedway, FLComplete
Apr 17–19Round 1Road Atlanta, GAComplete
May 15–17Round 2Barber Motorsports Park, ALComplete
May 29–31Round 3Road America, WIComplete
Jun 26–28Round 4Ridge Motorsports Park, WAComplete
Jul 10–12Round 5WeatherTech Laguna Seca, CAComplete
Jul 31–Aug 2Round 6Mid-Ohio Sports Car Course, OHComplete
Aug 14–16Round 7Virginia Int'l Raceway, VAComplete
Sep 11–13Round 8Circuit of The Americas, TXComplete
Sep 25–27Round 9New Jersey Motorsports Park, NJComplete
Partners

The Ones Who Ride With Us

Royalty Racing is powered by partners who back an independent team going after the establishment. Their brands travel with us to every round — trackside, on the bike, and across our content.

Partner With Us

Put your brand on the grid.

MotoAmerica reaches a young, brand-loyal national audience across live broadcast, streaming, and social — and in 2027 every class goes live on Samsung TV Plus for the first time. We measure and report the reach your brand earns. Let's build a program that shows up on track and on camera.

joshua@royalty-racing.com