battle. S&S/Indian Motorcycle's
Troy Herfoss pushed Wyman to
the limit, engaging in a strategic
duel throughout the race. The two
played a game of cat-and-mouse
on the final lap before Wyman
made his move, narrowly edging
out Herfoss by just 0.056 of a
second at the finish line.
Herfoss had crashed on Fri-
day while closing in on Wyman
but
managed to remount and
salvage valuable points with an
eighth-place finish.
Mission King Of The Baggers
rookie Loris Baz claimed third
place on Saturday, securing his
first podium in only his second
race—despite racing with an
injured left arm from a turn-one
crash the day before.
Mario and an 18-point lead over
Doyle.
Mission King Of
The Baggers
Kyle Wyman of Harley-Davidson
x Dynojet Factory Racing kicked
off his 2025 Mission King Of
The Baggers season in domi-
nant fashion, securing victories
in both
races at Daytona Inter-
national Speedway, along with
a win in
the two-lap Mission
Challenge race. His Saturday af-
ternoon triumph in the final race
of
the MotoAmerica weekend
marked his fifth consecutive
victory at the "World Center of
Racing."
Unlike Friday's runaway win,
Saturday's race was a hard-fought
plan was just to be patient until
the last lap," Chapin said. "I let
those guys fight it out at the
front. I didn't want to take any
unnecessary risks. Just kind
of waited until the end. I knew I
had the bike underneath me to
do it; I just used the draft at the
end and got it done."
Bad Boys Racing's Avery
Dreher secured fifth place, once
again, but with a much-improved
performance. Riding his Suzuki
GSX-8R, he finished just 1.6 sec
-
onds behind the leader—vastly
closer than his
15-second deficit
in Friday's race.
With a perfect 50 points from
the opening two rounds, Chapin
leads the standings, holding
a 10-point advantage over Di
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Cory West backs the
number-one Harley into
the first horseshoe in
Super Hooligans race two,
but it was Jake Lewis (85)
who would get the W.
