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Bagger Racing League Electrifies America’s Heartland with Rounds 3 & 4 of the Drag Specialties “Battle of the Baggers” Presented by Memphis Shades

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    May 26, 2025
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    May 26, 2025

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HASTINGS, NE — The Bagger Racing League (BRL) brought the thunder of V-Twin engines to Motorsport Park Hastings in Hastings, Nebraska, for Rounds 3 and 4 of the Drag Specialties “Battle of the Baggers” presented by Memphis Shades. Fans filled the stands, soaking in the raw power, intense competition, and vibrant energy that define this all-American motorsport. The weekend delivered heart-pounding action, showcasing the growing popularity of bagger racing and its unique blend of performance and style.

Round 3: Ideal Conditions, Unforgettable Racing

Round 3 kicked off under perfect racing conditions—clear skies, 65°F, and a grippy track with no trace of moisture. The ideal setup fueled fierce battles, with returning teams and fresh contenders pushing their machines to the limit. The paddock buzzed with excitement, packed with fans, vendors, and the unmistakable roar of V-Twin engines.

“The energy this weekend was unreal,” said BRL founder Rob Buydos. “From the roaring crowds to the packed vendor village, the racing exceeded every expectation and showed why bagger racing is taking the motorsport world by storm.”

Round 3 Results — Class Winners

  • Andrews Products Bagger GP
    1. Cody Gilmore – Harley-Davidson
    2. Drew Jankord – Harley-Davidson
  • Pirelli Pro-Stock Bagger
    1. Jake Masters – Harley-Davidson
    2. Daniel Spina – Harley-Davidson
    3. Clayton Braun – Harley-Davidson
  • Super-Street Bagger
    1. Brendan Foley – Harley-Davidson
    2. Jake McGuire – Harley-Davidson
    3. Carl Schlacht – Harley-Davidson
  • Lightweight Superbike
    1. Teddy Honan –
    2. Christopher Muck
    3. Scott Short
  • Unlimited Superbike
    1. Ron Mears
    2. Brian Hagge
    3. Rob Oliva
  • Air-Cooled Twins
    1. Jake McGuire – Harley-Davidson
    2. Douglas Darrah – Harley-Davidson
    3. Alex Darrah – Harley-Davidson
  • Liquid-Cooled Twins
    1. Drew Jankord
    2. Daniel Spina
    3. David Lancaster
  • Middleweight Superbike
    1. Christopher Muck
    2. Teddy Honan
    3. Scott Short
  • American Twins Unlimited
    1. Craig Braymiller – Harley-Davidson
    2. Carl Schlacht – Harley-Davidson
    3. Emilio Jimenez – Harley-Davidson
  • Metric Twins
    1. Cody Gilmore – CFMoto
  • Next Generation Superbike
    1. Kraig Bailey
    2. James Milroy Jr
    3. Tommy Ryan

Round 4: From Rain to Redemption

Round 4 began with a challenge as overnight rain soaked the track, keeping racers on standby. As the sun broke through and the track dried, the action exploded with intensity. Competitors charged hard, battling for critical championship points in a thrilling afternoon of racing that kept fans on the edge of their seats.

Round 4 Results — Class Winners

  • Andrews Products Bagger GP
    1. Cody Gilmore
    2. Drew Jankord
  • Pirelli Pro-Stock Bagger
    1. Jake Masters
    2. Daniel Spina
    3. Anthony Sollima
  • Super-Street Bagger
    1. Brendan Foley
    2. Jake McGuire
    3. Carl Schlacht
  • Lightweight Superbike
    1. Christopher Muck
    2. Teddy Honan
    3. Scott Short
  • Unlimited Superbike
    1. Ron Mears
    2. Brian Hagge
    3. Rob Oliva
  • Air-Cooled Twins
    1. Jake McGuire
    2. Douglas Darrah
    3. Alex Darrah
  • Liquid-Cooled Twins
    1. Drew Jankord
    2. Daniel Spina
    3. David Lancaster
  • Middleweight Superbike
    1. Christopher Muck
    2. Teddy Honan
    3. Graham Williams
  • American Twins Unlimited
    1. Craig Braymiller
    2. Carl Schlacht
    3. Emilio Jimenez
  • Metric Twins
    1. Cody Gilmore
  • Next Generation Superbike
    1. James Milroy Jr
    2. Kraig Bailey
    3. Jamie Hanson

2025 Series Points Standings

  • Andrews Products Bagger GP
    1. Cody Gilmore (Suburban Motors Harley-Davidson & SlyFox) – 47 points
    2. Ruben Xaus (Feuling Goeleven Team) – 25 points
    3. Drew Jankord (Alloy Art) – 22 points
  • Pirelli Pro-Stock Bagger
    1. Jake Masters (Slyfox) – 97 points
    2. Daniel Spina (National City Harley-Davidson/Excellence Moto Design) – 91 points
    3. Tony Tucker (Tucker Speed) – 73 points
  • Super-Street Bagger
    1. Brendan Foley (Suburban Motors Harley-Davidson) – 100 points
    2. Jake McGuire (Death Metal Racing/Speed Farm) – 86 points
    3. Carl Schlacht (Hawg Halters Inc./Speed Farm) – 79 points
  • Lightweight Superbike
    1. Alexander Calloway (Toce Performance) – 50 points
    2. Teddy Honan (Motorcycle Supply Racing) – 47 points
    3. Christopher Muck (Motorcycle Supply Racing) – 47 points
  • Unlimited Superbike
    1. Ron Mears (Tytron Racing/Bison) – 50 points
    2. Brian Hagge (Team Bussy) – 44 points
    3. Rob Oliva (Tornado Bait Racing) – 40 points
  • Air-Cooled Twins
    1. Jake McGuire (Death Metal Racing/Speed Farm) – 84 points
    2. Alex Darrah (FDR Foundation) – 76 points
    3. Douglas Darrah (Alpha Emergency Disposal) – 76 points
  • Liquid-Cooled Twins
    1. David Lancaster (Heathen Nation) – 82 points
    2. Daniel Spina (National City Harley-Davidson/Excellence Moto Design) – 63 points
    3. Drew Jankord (Alloy Art) – 50 points
  • Middleweight Superbike
    1. Christopher Muck (Motorcycle Supply Racing) – 50 points
    2. Michael Gougis – 45 points
    3. Teddy Honan (Motorcycle Supply Racing) – 44 points
  • American Twins Unlimited
    1. Carl Schlacht (Hawg Halters Inc./Speed Farm) – 83 points
    2. Tony Tucker (Tucker Speed) – 78 points
    3. Craig Braymiller (High Rev Racing/A+ Performance Cycle) – 50 points
  • Metric Twins
    1. Cody Gilmore (Rox Speed FX/CF Moto) – 50 points
  • Next Generation Superbike
    1. Kraig Bailey (Tornado Bait Racing) – 47 points
    2. James Milroy Jr (Milroy Racing) – 47 points
    3. Jamie Hanson (LM2 Racing) – 39 points

Looking Ahead

With Rounds 3 and 4 complete, the Bagger Racing League sets its sights on Gingerman Raceway in South Haven, Michigan, for Rounds 5 and 6 on June 28–29. Fans can expect more high-stakes battles as the championship races tighten.

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About Bagger Racing League

The Bagger Racing League is the premier V-Twin racing series in the United States, celebrating the heart and soul of American motorcycle culture through high-performance track competition. Backed by industry leaders like Drag Specialties and Memphis Shades, BRL delivers unmatched excitement, bringing fans closer to the action than ever before.

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