MISSION SUPER HOOLIGAN PRESENTED BY HARLEY-DAVIDSON DAYTONA RACE RECAP
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DAYTONA - FIRST ROUND OF RACES FOR THE 2025 SUPER HOOLIGANS NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP
The Mission Super Hooligan Powered by Harley Davidson season kicked off in dramatic fashion at Daytona, delivering high-speed action and fierce competition. Cory West led from pole position, but his teammate Jake Lewis was determined to challenge him, pushing hard from the start. Travis Wyman, sitting in third, had a lot to prove and kept the pressure on as the race unfolded. The six-lap sprint left no room for tire conservation—just pure, unrelenting speed. Riders pushed their machines to the limit, hitting speeds of 173 mph with no fairings, just high bars and elbows in the wind.
As the laps wound down, the battle up front intensified. West and Wyman traded strategic moves, with West defending his lead as Wyman closed in. The final lap saw Wyman make a late charge, but West held his line and crossed the finish first, securing the opening race win of the season. Wyman followed closely in second, while Lewis rounded out the podium in third. The Saddlemen Riders swept the top three, proving their dominance right out of the gate. With the championship just beginning, Daytona set the tone for what promises to be an exhilarating season.
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DAYTONA — Mission Super Hooligan Presented By Harley-Davidson Race 1 at Daytona 2025 - HIGHLIGHTS
Mission Super Hooligan Powered by Harley-Davidson Race 2 at Daytona 2025 - HIGHLIGHTS
Race number two at Daytona delivered an electrifying battle from start to finish, with the Saddlemen riders once again asserting dominance. Cory West took an early lead, but Jake Lewis and Travis Wyman were quick to challenge, keeping the front pack tightly contested. The high-speed nature of the Daytona circuit made drafting and positioning critical, with riders swapping places at breakneck speeds. As the laps ticked away, the intensity only grew, setting the stage for a dramatic conclusion.
In the final moments, Lewis made his move, finding the perfect line to overtake and secure the win. West fought hard but had to settle for second, while Wyman completed another all-Saddlemen podium in third. The team’s continued dominance solidified them as early championship favorites, but with the season still young, the competition is far from over. Daytona proved once again that Super Hooligan racing is unpredictable, fast, and packed with action—an incredible start to what promises to be a thrilling 2025 season.
