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Isaac Woodworth posted a lap time of 1:34.426 to secure fifth place in practice for the MotoAmerica Twins Cup at Road Atlanta on Friday. Woodworth aimed to rebound from a challenging Daytona race, according to team sources.
The session took place under partly cloudy skies with track temperatures hovering around 85 degrees Fahrenheit, conditions that riders noted as favorable for lap consistency. Woodworth?s performance marked an improvement over his previous outings earlier in the season, including the Daytona International Speedway event, where he encountered mechanical issues and finished outside the top ten, sources within his team confirmed.
Woodworth?s practice time of 1:34.426 placed him fifth among a competitive field during Friday?s MotoAmerica Twins Cup session at Road Atlanta, according to official timing sheets released by the series.
The Twins Cup class at Road Atlanta featured a strong lineup of riders, with the fastest practice time recorded by Cameron Petersen, who posted a 1:33.789 lap, according to MotoAmerica officials. Woodworth?s closest competitors in practice included Julian Wan and James Rispoli, who both clocked times within half a second of his mark. Team representatives indicated that Woodworth focused on refining his braking points and corner exits during the session, aiming to enhance his overall race pace. ?Isaac is working on consistency and tire management to better position himself for the race,? a team spokesperson said.
Woodworth?s team, known for fielding KTM motorcycles in the Twins Cup series, has been adjusting suspension settings and engine mapping following the Daytona race, according to technical staff. These changes were implemented to address handling issues that Woodworth experienced at the season opener. The adjustments appeared to yield positive results in practice, as the rider reported improved feedback from the bike during the session, sources close to the team confirmed. Woodworth?s lap time was within a tenth of his personal best at Road Atlanta, recorded during the previous season.
The MotoAmerica Twins Cup series, which serves as a development platform for emerging talent in the sport, has seen Woodworth consistently place within the top ten in prior events. Records from the 2026 season show that Woodworth finished fifth in both the Saturday and Sunday races at Road Atlanta, demonstrating competitive form on this circuit. The team?s focus ahead of the weekend?s races includes maintaining tire performance and optimizing race strategy to capitalize on Woodworth?s qualifying position, according to the crew chief.
Road Atlanta, a 2.54-mile, 12-turn road course located in Braselton, Georgia, is known for its challenging elevation changes and technical corners. The track demands precise bike setup and rider skill, factors that Woodworth and his team have prioritized in preparation for the event. Past race data indicates that weather conditions and track temperature can significantly influence tire wear and lap times in the Twins Cup class, elements that teams monitor closely during practice sessions.
Following the Road Atlanta event, the MotoAmerica Twins Cup series will continue its schedule with races at Virginia International Raceway and New Jersey Motorsports Park, as detailed in the official 2026 calendar released by the series organizers. Woodworth?s performance in practice and the upcoming races will be critical for his standing in the championship points, which currently place him within the top ten, according to the latest standings published by MotoAmerica.
Isaac Woodworth posted a lap time of 1:34.426 to secure fifth place in practice for the MotoAmerica Twins Cup at Road Atlanta on Friday. Woodworth aimed to rebound from a challenging Daytona race, according to team sources.
The session took place under partly cloudy skies with track temperatures hovering around 85 degrees Fahrenheit, conditions that riders noted as favorable for lap consistency. Woodworth?s performance marked an improvement over his previous outings earlier in the season, including the Daytona International Speedway event, where he encountered mechanical issues and finished outside the top ten, sources within his team confirmed.
Woodworth?s practice time of 1:34.426 placed him fifth among a competitive field during Friday?s MotoAmerica Twins Cup session at Road Atlanta, according to official timing sheets released by the series.
The Twins Cup class at Road Atlanta featured a strong lineup of riders, with the fastest practice time recorded by Cameron Petersen, who posted a 1:33.789 lap, according to MotoAmerica officials. Woodworth?s closest competitors in practice included Julian Wan and James Rispoli, who both clocked times within half a second of his mark. Team representatives indicated that Woodworth focused on refining his braking points and corner exits during the session, aiming to enhance his overall race pace. ?Isaac is working on consistency and tire management to better position himself for the race,? a team spokesperson said.
Woodworth?s team, known for fielding KTM motorcycles in the Twins Cup series, has been adjusting suspension settings and engine mapping following the Daytona race, according to technical staff. These changes were implemented to address handling issues that Woodworth experienced at the season opener. The adjustments appeared to yield positive results in practice, as the rider reported improved feedback from the bike during the session, sources close to the team confirmed. Woodworth?s lap time was within a tenth of his personal best at Road Atlanta, recorded during the previous season.
The MotoAmerica Twins Cup series, which serves as a development platform for emerging talent in the sport, has seen Woodworth consistently place within the top ten in prior events. Records from the 2026 season show that Woodworth finished fifth in both the Saturday and Sunday races at Road Atlanta, demonstrating competitive form on this circuit. The team?s focus ahead of the weekend?s races includes maintaining tire performance and optimizing race strategy to capitalize on Woodworth?s qualifying position, according to the crew chief.
Road Atlanta, a 2.54-mile, 12-turn road course located in Braselton, Georgia, is known for its challenging elevation changes and technical corners. The track demands precise bike setup and rider skill, factors that Woodworth and his team have prioritized in preparation for the event. Past race data indicates that weather conditions and track temperature can significantly influence tire wear and lap times in the Twins Cup class, elements that teams monitor closely during practice sessions.
Following the Road Atlanta event, the MotoAmerica Twins Cup series will continue its schedule with races at Virginia International Raceway and New Jersey Motorsports Park, as detailed in the official 2026 calendar released by the series organizers. Woodworth?s performance in practice and the upcoming races will be critical for his standing in the championship points, which currently place him within the top ten, according to the latest standings published by MotoAmerica.
