Swigz.com Pro Racing

Chip Yates has just raised the top-speed bar for electric motorcycles. Given just 5,280 feet to work with, the racer/inventor let out the reins on his Swigz Pro Racing bike's 241 horses and stayed hard on the throttle until it hit 190.6 miles per hour at the Mohave Mile. Unfortunately, the ...

What could be better than the couple laps of amazing on-bike footage we showed you yesterday in our post about Chip Yates' excellent racing results aboard the Swigz Pro Racing electric ...

Performance electric motorcycles passed a milestone this weekend at about 158 miles per hour. That's the top speed hit by Chip Yates as he pulled podium positions in not one, but two races at the ...

It's not supposed to happen like this. There's even a law against it. After spending many months building what is possibly the most complicated piece of machinery ever to rest upon ...

It's on. After being excluded from the 2011 TTXGP season because of a 100 50-kg reduction in the allowable bike weight, Chip Yates and the Swigz Pro Racing team have recently learned the ...

In a somewhat provocative statement, Chip Yates has ruled out Swigz Pro Racing competing in the 2011 TTXGP series. Citing a new rule change that reduces the allowable weight in the Formula GP class to 250 ...

Chip Yates hasn't yet run a single race with his new Swigz superbike but he's confident that when he does, the KERS – the kinetic energy recovery system – will make it a competition-shattering ...

One of the biggest disappointments of the 2010 TTXGP North America championship might have been the non-appearance by Chip Yates and the Swigz.com Pro Racing team. Up until the first race, we had expected them ...

The first new team to disclose that they will compete in the 2010 TTXGP electric superbike events has just thrown its hat into the ring. SWIGZ.COM Pro Racing and its AMA pro rider Chip Yates will do battle at the Isle of Man event, the 4 scheduled UK races, the American race at Infineon and any ...