Harley is betting on a bigger international stage, but walking away from one of America’s most compelling racing series could ...

Harley-Davidson exits MotoAmerica's King Of The Baggers for its MotoGP-based Bagger World Cup, leaving fans with more questions than answers.

Instead, Harley-Davidson will focus on "premiere" racing and support operations.

It rarely, very rarely happens for anyone to be here when a new racing series is born, then witness it evolve and grow over the course of several years, and finally get sabotaged by one of its ...

What is the Harley-Davidson Bagger World Cup? The Harley-Davidson Bagger World Cup is the world’s first global racing series ...

Last November, Harley-Davidson and MotoGP promoter Dorna announced a "strategic partnership," that pretty much everyone expected to result in a new Bagger racing class to support Grand Prix racing.

Bagger World Cup to feature more riders, teams, and races Photos by Harley-Davidson and Brian J. Nelson. After much speculation, Harley-Davidson officially confirmed it is ending its factory support ...

Valentino Rossi protege Nicolo Bulega has hinted that Marc Marquez may already be preparing for his much-anticipated MotoGP arrival. Bulega returns to Grand Prix racing in 2027, having utterly ...

Shortly after it announced that Dunlop had been selected as the official tire supplier for the Harley-Davidson Bagger World Cup, the American bike maker made public the ticket pricing and availability ...

King of the Baggers is some of the best dumb fun in racing. These big, heavy tourers were never intended for motorsport, but for blasting past each other through Laguna Seca's corkscrew anyway. It's ...