Noting that MotoAmerica’s King Of The Baggers seems to be popular with everyone, Drag Specialties is supporting the sport to the tune of $75,000 in contingency this season… an increase of $8,500 more than the 2024 record pay-out. A worthwhile investment according to Hylton Beattie, Global Motorsports Director for Drag Specialities. “Our V-Twin customers are part of the same passionate customer base as MotoAmerica, and our growth in this market reinforces our sponsorship of the Mission King Of The Baggers.”
“Everyone loves MotoAmerica’s Mission King Of The Baggers class, and we’re excited to be a part of it for the fourth straight year,” said Paul Langley, Chairman/CEO Drag’s parent company, LeMans Corporation. “The on-track action is awesome, and there’s a real buzz about the series as it continues to grow and get better and better. We’re excited to get to Daytona for the first round.”
Drag Specialties’ contingency program pays the top-five finishers with first place earning $2500. Second place will pay $1200, third place receives $750, and fourth- and fifth-place finishers each take home $200. Additionally, the 2025 Mission King Of The Baggers Champion will receive an extra $5000 for winning the title. A total of $75,700 will be up for grabs for the 2025 series, which includes a payout of $10,100 per race weekend for the seven-round, 14-race championship.
“Drag Specialties has been a sponsor of the Mission King Of The Baggers class since 2022, and their generous contingency program continues to grow every year,” adds Lance Bryson, MotoAmerica’s Director of Sponsorship. “Our relationship with Drag Specialties gets stronger every year and we look forward to the continuing growth in the 2025 championship.”
