
Indian Motorcycles’ trophy case gained some new hardware following the 2022 racing season. King of the Baggers (KotB) and the Super Hooligans National Championship (SHNC) rider Tyler O’Hara delivered championships in both series, capping off an incredible season for the Minnesota-based OEM. With Indian intent on defending its throne in 2023, the firm unveiled its road racing teams and contingency program just weeks before the Daytona season opener.
Expect no shakeup in the KotB and SHNC ranks, however, with defending champ Tyler O’Hara returning for his fourth year on the Indian Challenger and his second aboard the FTR. Just like last year, former MotoGP rider Jeremy McWilliams will be at O’Hara’s side, manning the number 99 bike in both classes.