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'Kurtis Roberts' is a motorcycle racer, born 17th November 1978 in Turlock, California. He is the younger son of three-time 500cc World Champion Kenny Roberts, and the younger brother of 2000 500cc World Champion Kenny Roberts, Jr.. He has raced in most major US and international motorcycle racing championships, in both Grand Prix and Superbike categories.
In 1998 Kurtis joined Erion Honda, starting out in 250s as he had experience of this level. He was runner-up in the AMA 250cc series that year, also doing a few 600cc Supersport races. In both 1999 and 2000 he won the AMA Formula Xtreme series, adding the 600cc Supersport in 2000. Moving to the prestigious American Honda team, his first 3 AMA Superbike podium finishes came in 2001 - taking his first wins [1] and third overall in 2003, after missing much of 2002 due to injury. 2005 was a disasterous return to Erion [2], despite a second place in the Daytona 200 [3].
In 1997 Kurtis contested the 250cc World Championship.
In 2004 he joined his father's Proton MotoGP team, but this was uncompetitive, scoring just one point all year. In 2006 he did a few World Superbike rides for the Pedercini Ducati team [4].
After attempting to set up an AMA team with former champion Doug Chandler [5] he resumed his links with his father's MotoGP team for 2007, contesting several mid-season races when Kenny Jr. decided the bike was not competitive enough. he took minor points in three successive rounds [6].
AMA career summary
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AMA
In 1998 Kurtis joined Erion Honda, starting out in 250s as he had experience of this level. He was runner-up in the AMA 250cc series that year, also doing a few 600cc Supersport races. In both 1999 and 2000 he won the AMA Formula Xtreme series, adding the 600cc Supersport in 2000. Moving to the prestigious American Honda team, his first 3 AMA Superbike podium finishes came in 2001 - taking his first wins [1] and third overall in 2003, after missing much of 2002 due to injury. 2005 was a disasterous return to Erion [2], despite a second place in the Daytona 200 [3].
International
In 1997 Kurtis contested the 250cc World Championship.
In 2004 he joined his father's Proton MotoGP team, but this was uncompetitive, scoring just one point all year. In 2006 he did a few World Superbike rides for the Pedercini Ducati team [4].
After attempting to set up an AMA team with former champion Doug Chandler [5] he resumed his links with his father's MotoGP team for 2007, contesting several mid-season races when Kenny Jr. decided the bike was not competitive enough. he took minor points in three successive rounds [6].
External links
AMA career summary
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