Daytona Race Highlights
Highlights of a dominant wire-to-wire Kyle Wyman win as Troy Herfoss crashed while closing on lap three. Baggers rookie Bradley Smith stunned with second on his debut and Cameron Petersen completed the podium.
Highlights of a dominant wire-to-wire Kyle Wyman win as Troy Herfoss crashed while closing on lap three. Baggers rookie Bradley Smith stunned with second on his debut and Cameron Petersen completed the podium.
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Replay Presentation of Raceday Coverage from Ridge Motorsports Park in Shelton, WA
Highlights of a dominant wire-to-wire Kyle Wyman win as Troy Herfoss crashed while closing on lap three. Baggers rookie Bradley Smith stunned with second on his debut and Cameron Petersen completed the podium.
Jeremy McWilliams swept both Hooligan races, winning Race 2 over teammate Tyler O'Hara with Andy DiBrino third. The 59-year-old Northern Irishman's double win was celebrated with a trophy presentation from 500cc World Champion Kevin Schwantz.
Jeremy McWilliams exacted revenge for his controversial DQ at Ridge by winning by just .071 of a second over Andy DiBrino in a scant finish. Cory West completed the podium in third on his Team Saddlemen Harley-Davidson.
Cameron Beaubier hounded Jake Gagne for 15 of 20 laps before making a decisive pass and pulling away to win by 2.423 seconds. Josh Herrin was third after struggling with his injuries from a qualifying crash.
Jake Gagne won a crash-marred race that was red-flagged after Cameron Petersen highsided on lap one, taking out pole-sitter Cameron Beaubier. Gagne dominated the restart, winning by 5.3 seconds over Josh Herrin with PJ Jacobsen third.
Highlights of Bobby Fong dominating despite his leathers' airbag accidentally deploying before the start, winning by a stunning 5.7 seconds. James Rispoli edged Kyle Wyman for second by .010 seconds.
Highlights of Kyle Wyman winning his fourth straight Baggers race, passing Tyler O'Hara on the final lap in front of a massive Harley-Davidson crowd near Milwaukee headquarters.
Highlights of Travis Wyman reversing Saturday's result, winning Race 2 over Kaleb De Keyrel. Hayden Gillim was third as championship leader Ezra Beaubier ran off track on the final lap.
Highlights of Ezra Beaubier winning his third race of the year over Travis Wyman. The surprise was Cody Wyman, a last-minute fill-in who had never raced the class before, completing the podium in third.
Highlights of Rossi Moor winning his first career MotoAmerica race in a pack-style Junior Cup battle, prevailing over a charging Max Van. Avery Dreher, who had dominated the season, settled for third.
Highlights of Avery Dreher launching from fourth to first in the final 25 feet with a double draft to edge Rossi Moor at the line. Levi Badie was third in another breathless Junior Cup photo finish.
Highlights of Xavi Fores sweeping the weekend with his fifth straight win, battling Stefano Mesa throughout before winning by .399 seconds. Tyler Scott was third just ahead of Josh Hayes.
Highlights of Xavi Fores winning his fourth straight Supersport race, fighting off Stefano Mesa and Josh Hayes in a race-long battle where all three turned their fastest laps on the final lap. Hayes settled for third.
Highlights of Josh Herrin leading from the start for his first win of the season, holding off PJ Jacobsen by 2.01 seconds after Beaubier retired. Jake Gagne was third as Toni Elias announced his retirement in fifth.
Highlights of Cameron Beaubier recovering from a near off-track excursion on lap one to win a red-flagged race over PJ Jacobsen after an oil spill ended it early. Josh Herrin was third.
Focuses on the physical and mechanical "fine-tuning" required for performance, featuring a closer look at riders like Cam Petersen and Jake Gagne.
Introduces the 2021 Superbike contenders—Loris Baz, Bobby Fong, Jake Gagne, Josh Herrin, Cam Petersen, Mathew Scholtz, and Kyle Wyman—as they kick off the season at Michelin Raceway Road Atlanta.
2025 Top Passes Supersport MotoAmerica Compilation
Highlights of Cameron Beaubier winning a constant battle with Bobby Fong at Barber, with Jake Gagne third. Defending champion Josh Herrin was a lonely fifth with Sean Dylan Kelly fourth on his Suzuki debut.
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