MotoGP racing for new momentum in America, with hopes of riding an F1-like surge into the future

AUSTIN, Texas (AP) — A new American team with ties to stock car series, a new television deal in the United States and upcoming American ownership. MotoGP, global motorcycle racing’s version of Formula 1, looks primed for a bid to copy in recent years and bring a new group of fans — notably from the U.S. — to the thrills of two-wheeled speed. “It has what Americans really crave or demand out of their sports: A combination of physical ability and danger,” said Bobby Epstein, president of the Texas racetrack...