Cycle News Staff | March 5, 2023
The Roland Sands Design Indian Motorcycles King of the Baggers (KOTB) and Mission Super Hooligan (Mission SHNC) race team is excited to announce their participation in the upcoming MotoAmerica season, kicking off at Daytona Motor Speedway on March 9-11, 2023.
Bobby Fong and Kyle Ohnsorg will make up the two-rider Roland Sands Racing team for 2023.
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The team is comprised of two talented riders, Bobby Fong and Kyle Ohnsorg, who will both be taking on double duty racing Indian Challenger Baggers in King of the Baggers and racing Indian FTR1200’s in the Mission Super Hooligan National Championship.
Bobby Fong, 32 years old from Stockton, CA will be piloting the Sacramento Mile/SDI Racing, LLC/Roland Sands Design/Indian Motorcycle Challenger and was the only non-factory KOTB rider to win a Mission Foods Challenge, as well as a main event in 2022. Fong will also be racing the Roland Sands Design Indian FTR 1200 in the Mission Foods Super Hooligan, marking his first time racing the Indian FTR. With great pre-season testing times, Fong is confident he can compete for race wins at Daytona and a series championship.
Kyle Ohnsorg (pictured below left with Bobby Fong, below right ), 28 years old from Oak Grove, MN, will be piloting both the Roland Sands Design Indian Challenger in KOTB as well as the Roland Sands Design Indian FTR1200 in the Mission Foods Super Hooligan races. Ohnsorg is an Electro-mechanical Engineer at Indian Motorcycle and has been the Chief test rider for the Indian factory team, helping develop the current FTR1200 platform. He is ready to show the paddock he is capable of winning a championship.
Bobby Fong (left) with Roland-Sands
“We are thrilled to be back racing with MotoAmerica this season and have Bobby and Kyle representing our team on the track,” said Roland Sands, owner of Roland Sands Design. “Both riders have a proven track record of success and we believe they have what it takes to compete at the highest level in both the King of the Baggers and Super Hooligan classes.”
Fans can catch all the action from the Roland Sands Design Indian Motorcycles King of the Baggers and Mission Super Hooligans Race Team on Moto America’s live streaming platform, Moto America Live+ www.motoamericaliveplus.com.
For more information on MotoAmerica, visit www.MotoAmerica.com
