Alessandro Di Mario bounced back from his Race 1 defeat to win Race 2, with Sam Drane second and Julian Correa completing the podium. Di Mario extended his championship lead heading into the Ridge round.
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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.
A compilation of the finest passes from the 2023 Twins Cup season, spotlighting the action in the popular twin-cylinder class and the wheel-to-wheel battles among its riders throughout the year.
2025 Road Altanta was the second round of the Steel Commander Superbike season.
Kyle Wyman won the finale after championship rival James Rispoli ran off track while leading, handing the 2023 Baggers title to Hayden Gillim who finished second. Max Flinders completed the podium in third for his first career MotoAmerica podium.
Hayden Gillim won in the rain to take a seven-point championship lead over teammate James Rispoli heading into Sunday's decider. Rispoli was second with Travis Wyman completing an all-Harley-Davidson podium in the championship showdown setup.
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.
Kyle Wyman won his fourth consecutive Baggers race in dramatic fashion, making a pass on Tyler O'Hara on the final lap to secure the win in front of a partisan Harley-Davidson crowd just up the road from Milwaukee.
Continuation of Kyle Wyman dominating to record his fourth win of the season, with teammate Bradley Smith closing to just .255 seconds at the flag.
Kyle Wyman dominated from start to finish to record his fourth win of the season, with teammate Bradley Smith closing to just .255 seconds at the flag. James Rispoli completed an all-Harley-Davidson podium sweep near their Milwaukee home.
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.
Alessandro Di Mario bounced back from his Race 1 defeat to win Race 2, with Sam Drane second and Julian Correa completing the podium. Di Mario extended his championship lead heading into the Ridge round.
Sam Drane claimed his first-career MotoAmerica win in a stunning three-way draft to the finish line, beating Alessandro Di Mario and Bodie Paige by just .040 seconds in one of the closest finishes of the season.
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