In the beginning, the Daytona 200 was a beach race and American V-Twins were the bikes to beat. Over the decades the race moved from the hard-packed sands of Daytona Beach to high banks at the "World Center of Racing" — but the storied rivalry between Harley-Davidson and Indian has returned as MotoAmerica is bringing the King Of The Baggers Championship back to run in conjunction with the 82nd Daytona 200.
This marks the third time Baggers will race on the high banks of the superspeedway, as well as the opening round of the Twins Cup Championship and the fan favorite Mission Super Hooligan National Championship for a full weekend of racing.