Tyler Humphreys
What I consider to be proper road racing videos with good information for those looking to learn.
I began riding road bikes in 2016 with NJ MiniGP from there I moved into CCS in 2017 winning 8 championships in my rookie year. In 2018 I raced as an expert in CCS winning multiple races as well as making my professional debut in just my third season riding road bikes. I raced at Pittsburgh and New Jersey Motorsports Park Motoamerica rounds with a best finish of 4th at Pitt and 5th at NJMP after setting pole by nearly a second. In 2019 I continued to race CCS in the northeast and did one round of Motoamerica at NJMP but unfortunately had a mechanical issue that resulted in a DNF after qualifying 8th.
I have since continued to race just less and less frequently. Many years of working in the industry at places such as Fast by Ferraci, HSBK Racing, Ducati NYC, and as a mechanic at Metric Devil Moto has given me a ton of insight into the world of road racing.
I began riding road bikes in 2016 with NJ MiniGP from there I moved into CCS in 2017 winning 8 championships in my rookie year. In 2018 I raced as an expert in CCS winning multiple races as well as making my professional debut in just my third season riding road bikes. I raced at Pittsburgh and New Jersey Motorsports Park Motoamerica rounds with a best finish of 4th at Pitt and 5th at NJMP after setting pole by nearly a second. In 2019 I continued to race CCS in the northeast and did one round of Motoamerica at NJMP but unfortunately had a mechanical issue that resulted in a DNF after qualifying 8th.
I have since continued to race just less and less frequently. Many years of working in the industry at places such as Fast by Ferraci, HSBK Racing, Ducati NYC, and as a mechanic at Metric Devil Moto has given me a ton of insight into the world of road racing.