MotoAmerica, North America’s premier motorcycle road racing series, is proud to announce that Indian Motorcycle, “America’s First Motorcycle Company,” is again an official partner of the 2023 MotoAmerica Championship will feature the Mission King Of The Baggers series.
Tyler O’Hara and Jeremy McWilliam are leading the team’s efforts in the seven-round, 14-race series as Indian Motorcycles defends its 2022 Mission King Of The Baggers title. O’Hara won the race on his Mission Foods S&S Indian Challenger the previous year.
“The Mission King Of The Baggers series and its ever-growing fanbase has been a huge success and Indian Motorcycles has been a big part of that success,” said Chuck Aksland, COO of MotoAmerica. “In the final race in New Jersey last year, following seven races, the championship was decided by a single point. We already witnessed this at the season opener at Daytona International Speedway and Road Atlanta. The 2023 season, which features seven rounds and 14 races, is expected to be the best yet. The amount of effort and passion that India puts into this series is really inspiring. There will be a 14-race war, and we already know that Indians will play a significant role in the conflict. It will be entertaining to observe.”
“Founded by racers who developed America’s first motorized bicycles, Indian Motorcycle has been racing, and winning, in a variety of forms of motorcycle racing for 122 years,” said Indian Motorcycle’s Vice President of Racing, Technology, and Service Gary Gray. “Road racing has changed as a result of the MotoAmerica Mission King Of The Baggers series, which has elevated the discipline to entirely new heights. We could not be more thrilled to defend our King of the Baggers title as the bikes advance, speeds soar, and the level of competition soars.”
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