Daytona Beach Crowns Motorcycle "boss"

Some police
officers may choose to use motorcycles as a convenience, but in
Daytona Beach, Florida, it's a way of life.
That's why the Daytona Beach Police Department and a local online superstore hold an annual
competition every year to determine which officer is most adept at
using their bike. The Lakeland Ledger reports that for the second
year in a row, local officer Steve Strickland was able to take home
the title.
The winner each year is crowned "Daytona Boss," and Strickland
retained his title by navigating the timed obstacle course like a
boss. Strickland, who is the head motorcycle instructor for the
department, praised his competition, saying that all involved gave
it a good shot.
"There's a lot of hard work and dedication," he told the news
source. "The competition was so tight for two years that it could
have gone to any of the five riders. I've just been fortunate."
Eighty riders competed in all, with the top five fastest in the
initial run allowed to compete for the "Boss" title. The others
were grouped by level of experience - master's (also won by
Strickland), intermediate and beginner. Several other special
competitions were also held, like the slow ride and team
competition, with Strickland taking third place in each.