There’s no quit in Tyler O’Hara. In 2020, many deemed the Indian rider as a shoo-in for the inaugural King of the Baggers (KotB) Invitational. O’Hara backed up the hype too, leading his rivals by a country mile with just five laps to go. That's when the unexpected occurred.
O’Hara ran wide at Laguna Seca’s tricky turn two. His Indian Challenger plowed through the gravel trap. Fortunately, he kept the rubber side down, but the unforced error relegated him to third place. O’Hara wouldn’t be deterred, though. He cut through the field like a hot razor through peach fuzz, seizing the first King of the Baggers crown in the process.
