Vance & Hines Motorsports, a leader in motorcycle racing, is proud to announce its 2025 lineup for the NHRA Pro Stock Motorcycle Championship. Reigning 2024 NHRA Pro Stock Motorcycle Champion Gaige Herrera will return to pilot the RevZilla/Motul/Vance & Hines Suzuki, joined by his teammate Richard Gadson, who delivered an outstanding rookie season, finishing third in the standings.
Herrera, who redefined excellence in 2024 by winning the first four events of the season and setting a new record with 11 consecutive victories, is poised to defend his title with the same determination that has made him a standout in the sport.
“Even though we had an incredible season in 2024, I know the road ahead will be even tougher,” said Herrera. “The competition will be coming for me, but I have absolute confidence in my team. This group never stops working, and their dedication has been proven time and again. I’m excited to defend my title and show up ready for the fight.”
Gadson, a veteran of the sport with championship titles in XDA, NHDRO, SEMDRA, and ManCup, made waves in his rookie Pro Stock season, reaching final rounds in Richmond and Reading, as well as Charlotte. He also claimed victory in the #2Fast2Tasty NHRA Challenge in Norwalk, proving he’s a formidable contender.
“I’m honored to ride for Vance & Hines Motorsports again this year,” said Gadson. “My rookie season was an incredible learning experience, and I’m eager to apply those lessons in 2025. Competing in NHRA Pro Stock Motorcycle was once just a dream, but now it’s my reality—and I’m ready to make the most of it.”
Vance & Hines Motorsports owner Terry Vance shared his enthusiasm for the team’s future: “We’ve assembled the right group of riders and crew to continue pushing the limits in Pro Stock Motorcycle racing. With the expertise of Andrew [Hines] and Eddie [Krawiec], Gaige’s dominance, and Richard’s impressive growth, we’ve solidified our position as a powerhouse team. I can’t wait to see what Gaige and Richard can accomplish on our RevZilla/Motul/Suzuki Hayabusa’s in 2025.”
This story was originally published on February 6, 2025. 
