VOLUME 63 ISSUE 37 SEPTEMBER 15, 2026 P95
69 HAYDEN GILLIM
1ST/2ND KING OF THE
BAGGERS
"To be able to finish it early is pretty
special, especially against the guys
that we're racing against," Hayden
Gillim said after clinching the King of
the Baggers title. "Obviously, I want to
win the championship right here in the
middle, but Bradley [Smith]—no matter if
I was going for a championship or not—I
think Bradley had me today. I can't
thank these guys enough. This is our
second championship together, and
my first one for Indian. Pretty pumped.
It just shows how much work these
guys put in and how good I can ride a
motorcycle. I don't like to toot my horn
sometimes, but I feel like I can do a
little bit right now."
MYOWNRACE
53 DARRYN BINDER
1ST/1ST SUPERSPORT
"This morning I felt like I had the pace
to try and get away," Darryn Binder
said after clinching the Supersport
title. "I got to the front as quick as I
could and put my head down, opened
up a little gap and just tried to man-
age it. I got my mom and dad here
this weekend as well as my wife. To
get the championship done with them
here is extra special for me."
Two races, two
mechanical problems
for Mathew Scholtz
on the Strack Racing
Yamaha mean he's
not quite out of the
title race, but his
hopes are now very
slim indeed.
