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It's all just a numbers game. Take a look at the incredible numbers behind the “Mississippi Madman,” Josh Hayes, and his legendary AMA racing career on MotoAmerica.com.

Continuing our celebration of 50 Years of Superbikes, we remember the late, great Nicky Hayden.

“The Kentucky Kid” made history in 2002, becoming the youngest rider at the time to win the AMA Superbike Championship at just 21 years old. That season, Hayden earned nine victories, including the Daytona 200, before taking his talents to the world stage and ultimately becoming the 2006 MotoGP World Champion.

An AMA Hall of Famer, MotoGP Legend, and forever an American racing hero. 🇺🇸🏁

Ella Dreher will return to the Supersport grid at Circuit of The Americas next week.

Ella Dreher Will Make Her Supersport Return With MP13 Racing/One Cure Racing At Circuit of The Americas MP13 Racing/One Cure Racing's Ella Dreher makes her return to the MotoAmerica Supersport grid after recovering from injury.

Ella Dreher is back in the saddle in Texas!
After sustaining several injuries from a major crash earlier this season at Barber Motorsports Park, the 16-year-old has recovered and is ready to get back on track.

The numbers speak for themselves. 📊🏁
At 51 years old, Josh Hayes is still fighting at the front of the MotoAmerica Supersport Championship.

Take a look inside the remarkable career of the “Mississippi Madman.”

Josh Hayes: Running The Numbers At 51, Josh Hayes is still winning — 90 career victories, seven championships, and a start count nearing 450. A numbers-driven look at the longevity of the Mississippi Madman.