MotoAmerica 2026
Troy Herfoss rolled out at Daytona overnight as he ramps up his 2026 campaign to wrestle the King of the Baggers crown back from Harley-Davidson’s Kyle Wyman.
Also getting acquainted with the famous banking was Beau Beaton, turning laps on the Horner brothers’ stunning Irving Vincent, the bespoke Australian-built machine back at Daytona for the first time in 18 years.
The Irving Vincent has history at the Speedway too, with Craig McMartin taking an Irving Vincent to victory there in the Battle of the Twins back in 2008. Read about that landmark victory here.
This time, the target is different, with the Roland Sands-developed Super Hooligans class providing the new battleground.
Richard Gergely was on the ground to capture these images from their first Daytona laps of 2026, ahead of this weekend’s MotoAmerica season opener at the iconic venue.
