Troy Herfoss

So you heard it here first, guys.

They're committed to Hayden Gillum and Troy Herfoss to lead next year's team as they want to be the first manufacturer to win back-to-back championships.

So there you go.

Interesting thing in there.

Yeah.

And you're holding on to beat Troy Herfoss

at the end.

Yeah, so what we're seeing is the Harleys are definitely in that torque game, those tight tracks.

Going into the points right now is your champion is Hayden Gillum on the Indian, the J&P Cycle Motul Vance & Hines project.

The second place is Bradley Smith on the Harley-Davidson Dyno Jet Factory Racing.

And your third rider is Troy Herfoss, and he rides for the same team as Hayden Gillum, the JMP Cycle Motul Vansenheim Indians.

So there's your top three.

race one on Saturday was scheduled for nine laps.

wyman got a whole got the whole shot from p3 then he had a huge crash on lap two or three and caused a red flag so they restarted it and kind of a side note it looked like bradley smith crashed on the warm-up lap of the restart something something happened there unfortunate because he it says dns like he didn't even start same as kyle wyman In the end, Hayden Gillum won again with Troy Herfoss right behind him and James Raspoli closing out the podium in P3.

Race two on Sunday, again, nine laps scheduled, this time completed.

Hayden Gillum got a pretty bad start, basically ended up in P6 for the first bit of the race.

But he recovered, came back through the field, and ended up getting past his teammate, Troy Herfoss, to win again.

So pretty solid weekend for Indy and And Gillum just rocking that thing.

And Troy Herfoss, right behind him.

Yeah, it's kind of like Herfoss is closing that gap a little bit to his teammate.