James Stewart raced his way to win the Daytona Supercross presented by Honda. He led every lap, inching his way to a 13.571-second victory.

It was his first win and certainly wouldn’t be the last.

He struck first place in “The World Center of Racing” main event. Stewart’s only accountable triumph was during 2004 at DIS in the Supercross Lites class. He sped through Suzuki’s Ricky Carmichael and Yamaha’s Chad Reed.

“I just got to give this win a lot of credit to my dad,” said Stewart, who is from nearby Haines City, Fla. “He puts a lot of work on me during the week and it showed tonight. I never got tired and I felt good. I just got to give credit to everyone around me. It’s not a one-man show – it’s a team sport.”

Stuart made his final Daytona Supercross by Honda at Daytona International Speedway last Friday. He is now making a changeover from Supercross to stock car racing and has a development contract with Bobby Ginn Racing which fields NASCAR NEXTEL Cup Teams with drivers Mark Martin, Sterling Marlin, Joe Nemechek and Regan Smith.

For more details on the Daytona racing results, skid your brakes and log onto its official website.

If you’re a hard core bike enthusiast and that mad biking blood pumping through your veins screaming for some serious road raging, then become a part of the legend: give the Harley Owners Group Posse Ride a run for their money by racing to the Great American Adventure.

This event will be held at Wilmington, Del, with the rest of the Posse and prepare for some thrilling fun and serious bike mounting time. This runs through an 18-day cross-country trip on July 13-30 which saddles down a 3,200-mile track through the heartland of the United States of America. Not only you’ll be spicing up your ignition parts via a nice viewing racetrack panorama but you can gun down your bike and feel its adrenaline rush as you speed off in exhilaration.

Its itinerary: Starting on the open road along the Lincoln Highway past the Appalachian Mountains and through Gettysburg to Greensburg, Pa. Continue west on the Lincoln Highway and head over to the Ohio River and into the “Buckeye State” where a scenic detour through Dover, Ohio takes bikers past the area’s popular Amish country. Riding through the Great Plains and rolling into Fort Wayne, Indiana for the night.

The next leg of the journey focuses on the quiet back roads that bypass the great concrete jungles of Chicago and Joliet III. Riders will then find Dubuque, Iowa where riders have to spend the day exploring. Cruising to northern Duluth, Minn, park the Harley spend an extra day exploring the town’s attractions which are only within walking distance. Crossing through Minnesota, the “Land of 10,000 Lakes” will provide a backdrop as it leads through the Chippewa National Forest and on to Fargo, N.D, and the “Gateway to the West”.

The Posse will continue on Dickinson, N.D. which participants will get to spend an extra rest day. Off down to Missoula, Mont. through the great Rocky Mountains. Ride over to the Bitterroot Range via the 5,235-ft. Lolo Pass and onto the U.S. Highway 12 in Idaho. Following suit is the winding 100 miles into Kennewick Wash. With 200 mile left on the trail, follow along the Columbia River George all the way to Oregon. From there, speed off to the final end of the adventure in Portland, Oregon, the place where the first H.O.G. Posse formed ten years ago.

For more details of the event and if you want to take part in the challenge, log onto www.members.hog.com.

Harley-Davidson (H-D) sure is one of the leading motorcycle manufacturers. Now its 2007 XL 1200N Nightster has shoved its brakes on the brand’s best-selling lineups. H-D took a standard Sportster 1200 and used matte black and grey finishes on the bodywork and engines perfect for the tough bad ass biker look.

The bare-knuckled Nightster offers a lowered the rear end for a custom look and added chopped front and rear fenders, side-mounted license plate, stop-turn tail lights, low 25.3-inch seat height and old-school-style front fork gaiters. Also there’s the rawboned graphics and a new finish on its V-Twin Evolution engine. Its bike pegs are close enough to the rider that your body position feels like you’re sitting in a chair with knees bent at a 90 degree angle, thighs parallel to the ground and shins perpendicular to it.

It also has multiple color options all in the range of the black shades: vivid black, two-tone Brilliant Silver Denim, Black Denim, Two-tone Mirage Orange Pearl, vivid black two-tone Olive Pearl Denim, Black Denim, Two-tone Suede Blue Pearl and the conventional vivid black.

H-D has added an ergonomic motorcycle setting. Its clutch parts serve a multi-plate with diaphragm spring in the oil bath with a final carbon-fiber belt drivetrain. The wide bars give tons of leverage to throw the bike around. Although the Nightster isn’t exactly lightweight, just be careful of those wide bars while splitting lanes!

The world championship circuit of Misano, Italy, the Ducati “Red Planet” prepares itself for the World Ducati Week 2007. In this event, the MotoGP (that’s a Ducati factory) and Superbike riders are scheduled to make appearances throughout the program which also includes the fourth round of Ducati’s one-make race series, the Ducati Desmo Challenge.

The Italian motorcycle manufacturer Borgo Panigale factory gears ahead for the WDW fifth edition which will be held from June 28th to July 1st at the world championship circuit of Misano. The factory has already received thousands of requests for details on the latest edition of the now-familiar Ducati event much to the delight of you motorcycle fans and enthusiasts. Note that the 2004 WDW has attracted several people over 45,000 overall attendees and guests. This year’s event is expected to zoom in on motorcyclists by the thousands.

Of course, fans of Ducati Corse riders will have a chance in meeting superbiker celebs, Troy Bayliss and Lorenzo Lanzi (from the Ducati Xerox Team Superbike). They will be at the circuit while the Ducati Moto GP Team of Loris Capirossi and Casey Stoner will fly into Misano immediately in order to spend some time with their fans.

There’s a flurry of activities organized to run through the weekend including: track sessions, riding courses with pros, test riding opportunities of the new released Ducatis and the Ducati University seminars held by Ducati top managers and engineers. A series of shows are also offered with exhibitions including stuntmen, mini-motard bikes, the “Best Custom Ducati” award ceremony, fashion shows, gala events and so much more will await guests and fans alike.

The WDW is not only for Ducati owners and fans. Absolutely everyone is invited to join in this three-day motorcycle celebration. So saddle up and bolt your biking brakes to catch up on this innovative, unique event.

You can log onto www.ducati.com for more information regarding the program.