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"Motorcycle racing is perhaps the most adrenaline pumping sport, including road racing and off road racing, but also open circuits and track racing. Of all four types of motorcycle racing, road racing is the best-regarded adrenaline motorcycle sport by combining knee-down action, huge straight-line, and speed with high levels of concentration, skilled machine-control and fitness. In the UK, British Motorcycle Grand Prix and British Superbike Championship are highly anticipated by adrenaline aficionados, while other motorcycle championships are also taking place throughout the year."

"Formerly known as The Isle of Man, the British Motorcycle Grand Prix is part of the Road Racing World Championship Grand Prix (MotoGP), the premier category of motorcycle road racing. Being a road racing event, the British Motorcycle Grand Prix is conducted on custom made racetracks, converted airfields and on closed public roads and employs four-stroke engines, i.e. internal combustion engines in which the piston concludes four separate strokes to form a single thermodynamic cycle."

"The Grand Prix includes three different classes, MotoGP, Moto2 and Moto 3. In 2010, 250cc two-strokes were replaced by 600 cc four-stroke class for Moto2. In 2012, the engine capacity for MotoGP increased from 800cc to 1,000cc. Additionally, the 125cc two-strokes were replaced by 250cc four-strokes for the Moto3 and the age restriction for the riders was raised to 25 years for newly signed riders and wild card entries and 28 years for all riders. The Grand Prix employs custom made racing motorcycles, which cannot be publicly ridden and are not available for purchase to the general public. Since 1977, the event has been held at the Silverstone Circuit"

"Unlike MotoGP, Superbike Racing does not employ custom made motorcycles, but highly modified production models, which meet the legal requirements for use on the public roads. Superbike racing motorcycles have four-stroke engines with a capacity between 850cc and 1200cc for V-twins, and between 750cc and 1000cc for four-cylinder machines. The first Superbike Racing was launched by Ross and Ralph Hannan in the late 1970s. Today, the Superbike World Championship is the official world championship series, which is held in the UK, the United States, Japan, Australia and Canada."

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