Bobby Fong dominated in stunning fashion, winning by an unheard-of 5.7 seconds despite his racing leathers' airbag accidentally deploying before the start. James Rispoli edged Kyle Wyman for second by just .010 of a second.
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Replay Presentation of Raceday Coverage from Ridge Motorsports Park in Shelton, WA
Highlights of Josh Herrin winning the 83rd Daytona 200 for his third straight victory, becoming the sixth three-time winner in race history. Tyler Scott was second after Richie Escalante ran out of fuel while running second.
Highlights of a six-rider dash where Jake Lewis won by just .039 seconds with the top six covered by .419 seconds at the flag. Travis Wyman was second and Race 1 winner Cory West third for another Saddlemen sweep.
Highlights of Cory West defending his number-one plate in a classic Daytona photo finish, holding off teammate Travis Wyman by .042 seconds. Jake Lewis was third for a full Saddlemen Race Development podium sweep.
Highlights of Kyle Wyman sweeping Daytona Baggers for the fifth straight year, holding off Troy Herfoss by just .056 seconds in a last-lap battle. Loris Baz earned his first Baggers podium in just his second class outing.
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 Kyle Wyman sweeping the Daytona Baggers weekend, holding off a charging Troy Herfoss by .056 seconds. Herfoss had crashed and remounted in Race 1, making his Sunday charge all the more impressive. Loris Baz was third.
Highlights of Kyle Wyman edging Daytona first-timer Troy Herfoss by just .018 seconds after a cat-and-mouse battle, capitalizing when Herfoss's chicane check-up move backfired. James Rispoli was third.
Highlights of Gus Rodio sweeping both Daytona Twins Cup races, winning Race 2 by 11 seconds over Rocco Landers on the all-new Suzuki GSX-8R debut. Alessandro Di Mario completed the podium in third.
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 Josh Herrin winning his third Daytona 200 in dominant fashion. Richie Escalante had second locked up until running out of fuel on the final lap, with Tyler Scott inheriting second at the flag.
Captures the high-stakes debut at Circuit of The Americas (COTA) during the MotoGP weekend.
2025 Road Altanta was the second round of the Steel Commander Superbike season.
Features Kody Kopp training with pros James Rispoli and Brandon Robinson, followed by coverage of local rider Hank Vossberg.
Bobby Fong dominated Sunday's Baggers race, winning by 1.5 seconds over Hayden Gillim to take his second career Baggers victory at Brainerd. Tyler O'Hara recovered from a mechanical failure in Race 1 to take third, while Gillim's weekend sweep moved him into the championship lead.
Hayden Gillim won the Baggers Race 1 by beating Bobby Fong by 2.5 seconds with teammate James Rispoli eight seconds back in third. Gillim's Brainerd double also included his Stock 1000 win, making it a remarkable day of four races and three victories for the Kentuckian.
Hayden Gillim swept the weekend with another dominant victory, winning by 8.9 seconds over Kaleb De Keyrel for a perfect 50-point haul. The double win moved Gillim to within just eight points of championship leader Ezra Beaubier heading into the second half.
Hayden Gillim dominated Race 1, winning by 7.4 seconds to launch a title charge. Kaleb De Keyrel was second for the second consecutive race as the Minnesota native finished on his home track. Gillim closed to within striking distance of the championship lead.
PJ Jacobsen claimed his first career MotoAmerica Superbike win, passing Jake Gagne on lap nine and holding on to win by .322 seconds. Mathew Scholtz was third while Josh Herrin suffered a mechanical DNF after running in contention.
Jake Gagne won after title rival Cameron Beaubier crashed out on the second lap while on his rear wheel. PJ Jacobsen hounded Gagne to the flag by just .195 seconds in a race that required a full restart. Josh Herrin was third despite a big crash in qualifying.
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