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MotoAmerica: KTM Increases Contingency In Super Hooligan Class

By David Swarts
By David Swarts

MotoAmerica: KTM Increases Contingency In Super Hooligan Class

© 2024, Roadracing World Publishing, Inc. From a press release issued By KTM North America:

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Andy DiBrino (62). Photo courtesy Andy DiBrino Racing.
Andy DiBrino (62) at speed on his KTM 890 Duke R earlier this season at Daytona. Photo courtesy Andy DiBrino Racing.

KTM North America, Inc. proudly announces an increased contingency payout for the 2024 Mission Super Hooligan National Championship.

Posting a total of $67,500 for the 10-round series, KTM is offering a $5,000 Championship bonus for the first time ever to the Super Hooligan National Championship winner!  Additionally, the brand is paying out top-five finishers in the class at each of the 10 rounds, with a total offering of $6,250 per round.

 To view the 2024 payouts and classes, visit www.ktmcash.com.

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