Bradley Smith Triumphs in H-D Bagger World Cup Race at Silverstone
WHO:
SPEEDWEEK.com - Max Toth is standing in for the injured Cory West in the race lineup.
Roadracing World - Bradley Smith won the race, riding for ParkinGO Team Harley-Davidson.
SPEEDWEEK.com - Archie McDonald was the runner-up, riding for Joe Rascal Racing Harley-Davidson.
SPEEDWEEK.com - Eric Granado finished third, also riding for Joe Rascal Racing Harley-Davidson.
SPEEDWEEK.com - Max Toth, Jake Lewis, and Travis Wyman finished 6th, 7th, and 8th respectively, riding for Saddlemen Racing Harley-Davidson.
WHAT:
SPEEDWEEK.com - Archie McDonald won the second race of the Harley-Davidson Bagger World Cup at Silverstone, finishing ahead of Eric Granado and Jordi Torres.
SPEEDWEEK.com - Granado currently leads the overall standings with 147 points, while McDonald is in second place with 142 points, and Oscar Gutierrez is in third with 128 points.
SPEEDWEEK.com - Eric Granado, Oscar Gutierrez, and Archie McDonald are competing for the overall title, with just 14 points separating them at the top of the standings.
SPEEDWEEK.com - Granado currently leads the overall standings with 127 points.
Roadracing World - Bradley Smith won the FIM Harley-Davidson Bagger World Cup race 1 by 0.112 seconds.
SPEEDWEEK.com - The race consisted of 7 laps.
SPEEDWEEK.com - Granado set the fastest lap of the race in 2:09.475 minutes.
Roadracing World - Archie McDonald earned pole position with a lap time of 2:08.832.
WHERE:
Roadracing World - The race took place at Silverstone Circuit, England.
Roadracing World - The road course is 3.67 miles (5.90 km) long.
WHEN:
SPEEDWEEK.com - The next race weekend will take place in three weeks at MotoLand Aragon.
SPEEDWEEK.com - Races 7 and 8 of the Harley-Davidson Bagger World Cup will take place as part of the MotoGP support programme at Silverstone.
WHY:
SPEEDWEEK.com - The event is part of the MotoGP support programme.
HOW:
SPEEDWEEK.com - Bradley Smith's motorbike is adorned with the iconic Union Jack.
SPEEDWEEK.com - Smith competed on Dunlop control tires and was a wildcard entry in the race.
Archie McDonald secured victory in the second race of the Harley-Davidson Bagger World Cup at Silverstone, finishing ahead of Eric Granado and Jordi Torres. Granado currently leads the overall standings with 147 points, followed closely by McDonald with 142 points and Oscar Gutierrez in third with 128 points. The next race weekend is set to take place in three weeks at MotoLand Aragon.