Super Hooligan
National Championship
The Super Hooligan National
Championship roared into action
at Daytona with two thrilling races,
proving that if you weren't riding a
Harley-Davidson Pan America, you
were in for a challenge.
In race one, reigning series
champion Cory West outmaneu
-
vered his Saddlemen Race Devel-
opment Harley-Davidson team-
mate, Travis Wyman, to take the
victory.
For Wyman, it marked a
long-awaited milestone—his first
Daytona podium after more than
a decade of attempts.
Race two was an all-out brawl.
Saddlemen's third rider, Jake
Lewis, squeezed his towering
six-foot-four frame into the tight
-
result in his Mission King Of The
Baggers
debut.
"I was confident because all
five of these wins, I've led out of
the chicane," Wyman said. "Lead-
ing the 200, two out of three of
the XR wins,
I led out of the chi-
cane. So, it's not all what every-
body kind of worries [about]. It's
how you get around
the banking,
how you place yourself, how you
use the banking to your advan-
tage to get a better run when the
track
flattens out. There's a lot of
things that I've learned over the
course of 16 years coming here,
and then flat track before that."
Wyman jumps out to an early
lead in the championship points
over Herfoss, 50 points to 28,
with Bradley Smith third on 26.
His S&S/Indian Motorcycle
teammate, Tyler O'Hara, finished
fourth, completing a strong
showing for the team.
RevZilla/Motul/Vance & Hines
Harley-Davidson's Rocco Land-
ers rounded out the top five,
finishing three
seconds ahead
of his teammate Hayden Gil-
lim. Meanwhile, Friday's fourth-
place
finisher, Kyle Ohnsorg,
took seventh aboard his TAB
Performance Indian Challenger,
finishing comfortably ahead of
Saddlemen Race Development's
Jake Lewis and Cory West.
Bradley Smith of Harley-Da-
vidson x Dynojet Factory Racing
endured a crash
but still man-
aged to finish 10th—just a day
after securing a
second-place
DAYTONA 200 / MARCH 5-7, 2025
DAYTONA INTERNATIONAL SPEEDWAY / DAYTONA BEACH, FLORIDA
ROAD RACE I MOTOAMERICA NORTH AMERICAN ROAD RACING CHAMPIONSHIP
P92
West (1) led the way to victory in
the first Super Hooligans race.
