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THE PEOPLE - A WINNING TEAM |
BOBBY HILL | KENNY EGGERS | ||
| BSA's win in 1954 was the result of having the right bikes at the right time, designed and ridden by the best people. In 1954 BSA had the cream of the crop. The bikes were designed by skilled BSA development engineer Roland Pike. They were ridden by US BSA veterans like Tommy McDermott, Gene Thiessen and Al Gunter and were joined by Bobby Hill and Dick Klamfoth when Indian and Norton withdrew from racing. Project Daytona wants to honour these people and their outstanding achievement. |
1st in 54 riding an A7
Shooting Star |
 5th
place in 1954 riding an A7 Shooting Star Biography |
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| DICK KLAMFOTH | gENE THIESSEN | |||
 2nd place riding a swing-arm
Shooting StarBiography |
14th
place in 1954 riding a Gold Star |
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| TOMMY MCDERMOTT | CLIFF CASWELL | |||
 3rd
place in 54 riding a Gold StarBiography |
Crashed lap 1 riding a Gold Star |
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| AL GUNTER | ROLAND PIKE | |||
 4th place in 54 riding a
Shooting Star |
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BSA development engineer who designed the '54 Daytona
bikes