
S&S Cycle Inc., a recognized leader in the engineering and development of performance aftermarket components for American V-twin motorcycles, as well as select import motorcycle brands, has announced its 2026 Contingency Support Program for the Mission King Of The Baggers Championship, which totals $31,500 across 14 races on the season.
PAYOUTS PER RACE ($2,250 TOTAL)
First: $1,000
Second: $750
Third: $500
To be eligible for contingency support, you must:
● Use S&S Cycle engines or engine components, drivetrain components, or exhaust system components on your race bike
● Display an official, authorized S&S patch on the upper sleeve or front upper chest of your leathers
● Display a 6” S&S Cycle decal on each side of your race bike in a clearly visible location
● Mention “S&S Cycle” on the podium and in the press conference after each race in which you finished first, second, or third
● Create at least one video short during the 2026 race season that features S&S Cycle mentions, displays S&S branding, and features your race program in the video
In addition, all payouts require a signed W-9, valid U.S. mailing address, and a high-quality photo of the race bike with the S&S decal clearly visible on the bike.
Prior to the start of the season, email S&S Cycle at “[email protected]” for a sponsorship starter pack, and they will send you the designated patches for the riders’ leathers, decals for the racebikes, and an S&S hat and T-shirt prior to the season.
After each event, complete the Contingency Support form found at https://racing.sscycle.com/ContingencyProgram/ and also provide a photo of your bike. S&S Cycle will send you a check within 30 days.
S&S Cycle Inc. wishes you good luck and lots of success during the 2026 MotoAmerica race season.

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