They say that they provided free dental care but in order to qualify for this your income has to be almost nil. If you have any kind of income at all you do not qualify.
Monday, October 6, 2025
Saturday, October 4, 2025
Friday, October 3, 2025
King of the Baggers™ crown is back with Harley-Davidson
Racing has always been Harley-Davidson’s proving ground. From the cinder tracks of the early 1900s to today’s MotoAmerica® Mission® King of the Baggers™, Mission® Super Hooligan®, and Progressive® American Flat Track™, our bikes have carried the fight. 
And for 122 years we’ve proven one thing with every lap: Harley-Davidson sets the pace of American racing.
The same drive that pushed our first dirt-trackers onto fairground circuits fuels the baggers and hooligan machines rewriting the rulebook today.
Another season awaits. Engines are tuned. Riders are ready. And fans are hungry. The 2026 season will be another opportunity for us to prove what we all know: Harley-Davidson will dominate whatever track you put us on. We’ll see you trackside.
THE KING RETURNS
MotoAmerica® Mission® King of the Baggers™ crown is back with Harley-Davidson, and Kyle Wyman made sure of it in Austin, TX. At Circuit of the Americas, the factory rider clinched the 2025 championship with the same composure and speed that have defined his entire season. From Daytona to Mid-Ohio, Wyman and his factory prepped Harley-Davidson® Road Glide® set the pace, stacking wins and podiums until the points gap became insurmountable. He rolled into Texas needing only three points to secure the title, a position earned through months of dominance.
NEW CHAMP IN TOWN
James Rispoli has done what few thought possible. Riding the KWR prepped Harley-Davidson® Pan America® ST, the multi-discipline veteran stormed to victory at Mid-Ohio Sports Car Course, securing not just the race win but his first-ever Mission® Super Hooligan® National Championship powered by Harley-Davidson. For much of 2025, Rispoli was the man in the middle: fast enough to make the frontrunners nervous, consistent enough to keep himself in mathematical contention, but not the odds-on favorite to take the crown. That all changed at Mid-Ohio. It’s the kind of story racing fans live for: the underdog season that turned into a title run.
TWO MANUFACTURER TITLES
Aside from bringing home rider hardware in the MotoAmerica Mission® Super Hooligan® National Championship and Mission® King of the Baggers™, Harley-Davidson Racing also secured two Manufacturer Championships, dominating AFT SuperTwins and AdventureTrackers. Briar Bauman and Brandon Robinson kept the H-D® XG750R at the front with relentless podiums against a seven-manufacturer field, while Jesse Janisch, Danny Eslick, and Henry Wiles powered the Harley-Davidson Pan America in AdventureTracker through a season of top finishes, Janisch adding two wins to clinch the title at the final round.
A new era of racing
33 – Kyle Wyman
Kyle Wyman is the 2025 MotoAmerica® Mission® King of the Baggers™ Champion and the winningest rider in class history, with more than two dozen victories to his name. A racer whose career began on the legendary Harley-Davidson XR750 dirt track machine, Wyman built his own Superbike program from the ground up before rising to become the dominant force in Baggers. From his first title in 2021 to his commanding championship run in 2025, Wyman has proven time and again that no one embodies the grit, speed, and spirit of Harley-Davidson x DynoJet Factory Race Team like he does.
Kyle Wyman
38 – Bradley Smith
Bradley Smith brings a world-class résumé and relentless competitive drive to Harley-Davidson Factory Racing. A veteran of Moto3, Moto2, and MotoGP competition, Smith has lined up against the fastest riders on the planet. And now he’s bringing that same fire to MotoAmerica® Mission® King of the Baggers™. His unmatched precision, relentless talent, and international pedigree make him an invaluable part of the Harley-Davidson x DynoJet Factory Race Team, pushing the boundaries of performance and continues to write new chapters in American road racing.
Bradley Smith
43 – James Rispoli
James Rispoli is the newly crowned 2025 Mission® Super Hooligan® National Champion, adding another milestone to his already decorated career. A two-time AMA Pro Supersport® champion and 2020 American Flat Track Production Twins ® champion on a Harley-Davidson XG750 which earned him the name “Hogspoli.” He has built a reputation as one of the most versatile and fearless riders in American racing. His 2025 Super Hooligan title aboard the Harley-Davidson Pan America® ST cements his place in Harley-Davidson's racing history and proves he’s at the top of his game. With his blend of experience, charisma, and sheer determination, Rispoli is carrying Harley-Davidson’s winning legacy into a new era.
Wednesday, October 1, 2025
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Tuesday, September 30, 2025
Hutton Gibson - Mel Gibson's Father
Hutton Gibson - Mel Gibson's Father
Hutton Gibson had extreme views and was part of a splinter group of Traditional Catholics that rejected the reforms of the Second Vatican Council (1962-1965).
Hutton Gibson had extreme views and was part of a splinter group of Traditional Catholics that rejected the reforms of the Second Vatican Council (1962-1965).
He attended a seminary early in life.
He worked as a brakeman and later as a freight conductor for the New York Central Railroad.
He injured his spine on the job and could no longer work.
In 1968, he became a Jeopardy! grand champion and won thousands of dollars.
He was the father of 11 children, including actor and director Mel Gibson.
He believed in conspiracy theories, including denying the Holocaust and claiming the 9/11 planes were remote-controlled.
He won a large settlement in a lawsuit against the railroad company over his injury.
At 92, he went from being wheelchair-bound to walking again after stem cell therapy in Panama.
He died at the age of 101.
Monday, September 29, 2025
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