Highlights of Avery Dreher announcing himself as the class of the Junior Cup field, winning his debut race by .612 seconds over Max Van. The 16-year-old was the best of a new crop with Hayden Bicknese third.
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Josh Hayes ended Xavi Fores' eight-race winning streak to make history with his 87th career AMA win, the most ever by any road racer. Rocco Landers charged from pole to finish second with Tyler Scott completing the podium in third.
Highlights of Bobby Fong winning his sixth race to extend his championship lead to 13 points over Cameron Beaubier. Beaubier and Josh Herrin completed the podium separated by just .051 seconds, with Sean Dylan Kelly a close fourth.
Highlights of Avery Dreher announcing himself as the class of the Junior Cup field, winning his debut race by .612 seconds over Max Van. The 16-year-old was the best of a new crop with Hayden Bicknese third.
Highlights of Xavi Fores winning his MotoAmerica Supersport debut by just .041 seconds over Tyler Scott in a breathless three-way battle. Josh Hayes was third just .3 of a second further back at the flag.
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.
Highlights of Cameron Beaubier winning his comeback season opener by .340 seconds over Jake Gagne, marking BMW's first AMA Superbike win in 45 years and the 55th victory of his career. Josh Herrin was third.
Andrew Lee swept the weekend after Jayson Uribe crashed from the lead on lap two. Lee broke the lap record en route to a dominant victory, with Ashton Yates and JD Beach completing the Honda podium in second and third.
Andrew Lee broke clear early and won by 1.94 seconds, with JD Beach and Jayson Uribe scrapping to the flag for second, Beach edging his OrangeCat rival by just .496 seconds.
Logan Cunnison swept the Junior Cup weekend, winning Race 2 by just .045 of a second over Levi Badie in a seven-rider battle where the top six were covered by less than a second. Yandel Medina was third.
Logan Cunnison earned his very first MotoAmerica pole position and race win in dominant fashion, topping championship leader Yandel Medina by two seconds to become the third first-time winner in the first three Junior Cup races of the season.
Highlights of Bobby Fong sweeping the VIR weekend with a 14-second victory after championship leader Josh Herrin crashed out on lap three. Sean Dylan Kelly and Richie Escalante completed the team's historic first double podium.
Cameron Beaubier swept both Sunday races with a second dominant performance, winning by 4.648 seconds while Cameron Petersen crashed out of second and remounted before being forced to retire with a broken foot peg. Bobby Fong was second.
Cameron Beaubier dominated his comeback ride on Sunday, winning by 3.099 seconds after Jake Gagne suffered with arm-pump issues that left the three-time champion frustrated and out of the points lead. Sean Dylan Kelly was second.
2025 Daytona Race was the opener for Mission King of the Baggers, Twins Cup, and Super Hooligan.
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 Avery Dreher announcing himself as the class of the Junior Cup field, winning his debut race by .612 seconds over Max Van. The 16-year-old was the best of a new crop with Hayden Bicknese third.
Highlights of Xavi Fores winning his MotoAmerica Supersport debut by just .041 seconds over Tyler Scott in a breathless three-way battle. Josh Hayes was third just .3 of a second further back at the flag.
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.
Highlights of Cameron Beaubier winning his comeback season opener by .340 seconds over Jake Gagne, marking BMW's first AMA Superbike win in 45 years and the 55th victory of his career. Josh Herrin was third.
Documents the intense heat at Pittsburgh International Race Complex Bobby Fong qualifies P12, and Mathew Scholtz battles for a strong finish on his birthday.
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