John Gibson wins Daytona 200 motorcycle race at Daytona Beach, FL

The video covers the thrilling Daytona 200-mile motorcycle race, highlighting the roar of cycles and the daring racers on American and British bikes. It explains the Class C motorcycle specifications and the excitement of the race. John Gibson, a standout cyclist, wins the race, achieving fame and a $2,000 prize with an average speed of over 94 mph.

What is the length of the Daytona Beach race track?

• Three miles

• Four-and-one-tenth miles

• Five miles

• Six miles

What type of motorcycles are used in the Daytona Beach race?

• Class B modified bikes

• Class D electric bikes

• Class A custom bikes

• Class C standard production racing motorcycles

What limitations are placed on the motorcycles in the race?

• Number of gears

• Tire type and color

• Compression ratio and type of gasoline

• Engine size and weight

Who was the winner of the Daytona Beach race?

• Robert Brown

• Michael Johnson

• John Gibson

• David Smith

What was John Gibson's average speed during the race?

• 85 miles per hour

• 90 miles per hour

• 94 miles per hour

• 100 miles per hour