Harley-Davidson Bows Out of MotoAmerica To Back Global Bagger World Cup & Grassroots Grid
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Harley-Davidson withdraws his factory team from the US racing series King of the Excavators after the 2026 season and sets off from 2027 on the Excavator World Cup and a new popular sport program. For the organizer MotoAmerica the decision comes late, while Indian continues with the new master Hayden Gillim. The post Harley-Davidson leaves King of the Excavators: Indian lacks the factory opponent first appeared on Motorcycles.News - Motorcycle M…
The new strategy combines competitions with the highest levels and the most accessible race programmes.
Harley-Davidson Bows Out of MotoAmerica To Back Global Bagger World Cup & Grassroots Grid
Harley-Davidson has revealed a major restructuring of its factory motorsport division, establishing a twin-track racing roadmap set to take effect from the 2027 season. Under a revised strategy, Harley-Davidson will concentrate its top-tier factory investments into the FIM Harley-Davidson Bagger World Cup, running alongside the global MotoGP calendar, while rolling out a broader grassroots competitive framework. The pivot comes at the expense of…
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