A look back at the most dramatic crashes from across the 2024 MotoAmerica season, highlighting the unpredictable nature of racing and the safety measures that protect riders at speed.
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Race Day 2 at Laguna Seca
Race Day 1 at Laguna Seca
Kyle Wyman was handed victory when Hayden Gillim's transmission failed with less than half a lap remaining while Gillim was leading. Wyman crossed the line 1.4 seconds ahead of Rocco Landers, with Tyler O'Hara rounding out the podium in third.
Kyle Wyman claimed his fifth Baggers win of the season after Hayden Gillim's Road Glide expired and spilled oil to red-flag the race. On the restart, Wyman led wire-to-wire with S&S/Indian Motorcycle's Loris Baz just over two seconds behind in second.
James Rispoli doubled up with a second straight Hooligan win, again beating Cory West — this time by .255 of a second — with teammate Hayden Schultz third. The weekend sweep vaulted Rispoli to third in the championship standings.
James Rispoli won his first Super Hooligan National Championship race at WeatherTech Raceway Laguna Seca, beating Saddlemen Race Development's Cory West after working through the field following an early incident with teammate Cody Wyman.
Highlights of Gus Rodio dominating the opening Twins Cup race, winning by 11.4 seconds over Dominic Doyle. Class rookie Avery Dreher impressed with a podium finish in third on his Daytona debut.
Highlights of Jake Gagne powering through a gap left by Beaubier on the final lap to win a thrilling four-rider battle by .500 seconds. Mathew Scholtz took third after Josh Herrin ran off-track at the chicane.
2024 Laguna Seca Hooligans Race 2
2024 Laguna Seca Hooligans Race 1
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.
A look back at the most dramatic crashes from across the 2024 MotoAmerica season, highlighting the unpredictable nature of racing and the safety measures that protect riders at speed.
Tyler Scott won a restarted Race 2 for his first victory of the season, getting the holeshot and holding off Josh Hayes who ran wide on the final lap attempting to pass. Rocco Landers was gifted third when Xavi Fores and Stefano Mesa both ran wide on the last lap.
Sean Dylan Kelly won his first career MotoAmerica Superbike race, passing Cameron Beaubier in the last corner on the last lap to become the 66th rider to win an AMA Superbike National. Beaubier was second, Josh Herrin third.
Cameron Beaubier kept his championship hopes alive, catching and passing runaway leader Josh Herrin in the closing laps on a brutally hot Saturday. Richie Escalante completed the podium in third.
JD Beach won again in a gripping last-lap duel, diving under Jayson Uribe at the final corner to win by 1.5 seconds. Ashton Yates completed the podium in third, while Andrew Lee's fourth place was enough to clinch the Stock 1000 Championship.
JD Beach won a hard-fought battle at COTA with a last-lap pass in the final corner, taking the victory and clinching the Superbike Cup Championship in the process. Jayson Uribe was second with Ashton Yates third.
A look back at the most dramatic crashes from across the 2024 MotoAmerica season, highlighting the unpredictable nature of racing and the safety measures that protect riders at speed.
Highlights of Alessandro Di Mario winning his seventh straight Twins Cup race by 4.5 seconds. Dominic Doyle edged Hank Vossberg by just .059 seconds for a hard-fought runner-up spot.
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