Harley-Davidson announces 2025 racing contingency programmes
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Harley-Davidson has renewed its support of motorcycle racing competitors during the 2025 season with cash contingency programs totalling more than $582,000.
These funds will be available for qualified H-D racers competing in select classes in the MotoAmerica AMA/FIM North American Road Racing Championship. They will also be available in the Progressive American Flat Track and AdventureTrackers series.
The Harley-Davidson Factory Racing Team competes in the MotoAmerica Mission Foods King of the Baggers road racing series in 2025. They race aboard Harley-Davidson Road Glide motorcycles powered by modified Screamin’ Eagle Milwaukee-Eight 131 Performance Crate Engines.
In addition, privateer teams racing Harley-Davidson motorcycles in the King of the Baggers series can benefit from racing contingency. They can also purchase available racing parts.
2025 King of The Baggers – Harley-Davidson
The Mission Foods King of The Baggers series offers exciting competition between American V-Twin touring motorcycles. These motorcycles are prepared for competition and equipped with stock frames, a fairing/windscreen, and saddlebags.
The 2025 King of The Baggers series features 14 races over seven doubleheader weekends. These are held in conjunction with the MotoAmerica Superbike series.
The series opens on the high banks of Daytona International Speedway in Daytona Beach, Florida, March 6-8.
HD will offer a $234,500 cash contingency programme for qualified racers competing in the Mission Foods King of the Baggers series. There will be a contingency payout from first to 10th place and a $35,000 championship bonus.
Mission Foods Super Hooligan National Championship – Harley-Davidson
HD will offer contingency opportunities for racers competing in the Mission Foods Super Hooligan National Championship Brought To You By Roland Sands Design.
The road racing series features 750cc-and-up high-bar race-prepared street bikes.
Held in conjunction with the MotoAmerica Superbike series, the 2025 Super Hooligan Championship includes 10 races over five double-header weekends. It begins with two races at Daytona International Speedway March 6-8.
Harley-Davidson will offer a $123,000 cash contingency programme for qualified racers competing in the Mission Foods Super Hooligan series. There will be a contingency pay out from first to 10th place and a $20,000 championship bonus.
Progressive American Flat Track Contingency
HD will offer contingency opportunities for racers competing on Harley-Davidson XG750R motorcycles in the premiere Mission Foods SuperTwins class. This will be part of the 16-event 2025 Progressive American Flat Track series. This series is the most prestigious and competitive form of dirt track motorcycle racing in the world.
HD has committed $185,600 in contingency funds for qualified SuperTwins class riders.
HD contingency will pay first to 10th place and a $20,000 championship bonus.
The season opens March 6-7 with the Daytona Short Track double-header at Daytona International Speedway.
AFT AdventureTrackers
HD will offer contingency opportunities for racers competing with eligible Harley-Davidson Pan America models. This will be in the new AFT AdventureTrackers series. It is a professional class for adventure touring motorcycles with engine displacement over 1,000cc.
Basic rules centre on production-based race bikes that remain as close to street stock as is feasible.
The class will feature multiple brands. These brands will have a similar power-to-weight ratio and will compete in one of the fastest-growing segments of the motorcycle market.
HD has committed $38,750 in contingency funds for qualified AdventureTrackers class riders.
Payouts will be awarded for 1st through 5th place in each race. There will be a championship bonus of $10,000 for the season champion.
After a successful single-race debut in 2024, the AdventureTracker series will expand in 2025. It will include four events held in conjunction with Progressive American Flat Track series. Three will be at Sturgis, S.D. Aug. 4-10 and one at Peoria, Ill., on Aug. 10.
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