MotoAmerica's 21 in 21: Miguel Duhamel

The following is the 13th in our “21 In ‘21” series that highlights one of the 21 AMA Superbike Champions each week as we move through the 2021 MotoAmerica season – the 45th year of the premier class championship.

Only three riders (Mat Mladin, Josh Hayes and Cameron Beaubier) have won more AMA Superbike races that Miguel Duhamel with the French Canadian winning 32 times during a career in which he was one of most popular and dominant riders in the history of the series. Duhamel, an AMA Hall of Famer, won his lone AMA Superbike Championship in 1995, becoming the first Canadian to do so. Duhamel could ride any motorcycle and ride it well and in most seasons he did double duty, racing in both Superbike and Supersport at every round. The rewards were worth the effort as in addition to the 1995 Superbike title, Duhamel won five AMA Supersport Championships and two AMA Formula Xtreme titles. In total, Duhamel won 86 AMA races in his career. And did we mention that five of those came in the Daytona 200? In addition to a stunning AMA career, Duhamel also fared well during his brief time in 500cc Grand Prix racing while also winning World Endurance races along the way.

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