Tonight on DMXS Radio

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Factory Rockstar Makita Suzuki’s Ryan Dungey made the most of his eventful night in San Francisco and maintains a comfortable cushion in the championship battle. With the top two contenders out, the potent rookie finds himself as the unlikely target for the field after four rounds are now in the books. It has been a while since a rookie has so fully prepared for the step up to the big bikes and Ryan made it clear at the season opener that he’s ready for the fight.

Geico Powersports Honda’s Trey Canard won his first race of the year and is looking to build on that momentum in hopes of making a legitimate run at Jake Weimer in the second half of the AMA Supercross West Lites series. Trey has always been a popular guest with the listeners on our show for his quirky sense of humor and honesty so we hope he brings his good stuff tonight.

There have been some true characters in our sport over the years and few as infamous in the South as Matt “Stalker” Walker. The fiery competitor was never lacking in controversy or heart throughout his career and made a few headlines in his day. Even though he is no longer stalking the competition, Matt is still heavily involved in our sport as a coach and trainer. We will catch up with our southern neighbor tonight and hear the latest on his riders and his take on the season so far.

Monster Energy Supercross is going pink for Anaheim 3 and is teaming up with the Susan G. Komen For The Cure to help raise awareness and funds for the fight against breast cancer. Our good friend Shasta Johnson is spearheading this and will be on tonight to give us all the details. She will also be joining thousands of dedicated men and women for the San Diego Breast Cancer 3-Day walk to further the effort. Please make plans to wear pink at Anaheim 3 and check out www.komen.org to find ways to get involved!

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DUNGEY STILL LEADS AFTER SAN FRANCISCO CRASH

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DUNGEY STILL LEADS AFTER SAN FRANCISCO CRASH
Team Suzuki Press Office - January 31.

Rocktar Makita Suzuki's Ryan Dungey crashed as he led Saturday night's AMA/ FIM Supercross Championship fourth round in San Francisco, but remounted to take fourth place and keep his series lead intact.

With a shortened practice schedule due to rain that fell in San Francisco in the days leading up to the race, riders were given a total of 15 minutes of practice before the heat races. After timed practice, Dungey was in the second spot with a time of 53.337. During Heat 1, he was second for most of the eight laps, but he clipped a Tuff Block in the final laps and finished sixth.

As the gate dropped for the Main Event, Dungey came out with the holeshot. At his best, he had more than a nine-second lead on the field about half way through the race. The rhythm section he had troubles with during the heat race proved to be his nemesis and Dungey's boot caught in a rut, resulting in the racer separating from his bike. With the gap he had given himself with great line choice, Dungey was able to get back on his bike in second place. The 20-year-old rookie from Minnesota crossed the finish line in fourth spot after struggling with a bent clutch lever and a bent front brake rotor, which left him essentially without a front brake for the rest of the race.

"After practice, I felt good," Dungey said. "I think we made some good changes to the bike. I felt confident in the heat race, but I had a little tip over, so I tried to regroup. I came out and got a great holeshot in the Main and then I caught my foot and threw it away. I salvaged it for fourth, which is not too bad. I'm thankful that I'm alright and healthy." His fourth-place finish in San Francisco was enough to keep him 12 points ahead of second place.

Team Manager Roger DeCoster was feeling confident going into the race, and afterwards was happy that his racer was uninjured. "It could've been a lot worse," DeCoster said. "We're leaving here still with the points lead; we gave up a few points, but considering after his crash he had no front brake and no clutch and he still came out in fourth place, that's still pretty good. I'm sure he's going to be sore, but there's no serious injury. The bike was working well, so this week we probably have more to do with a chiropractor than a mechanic."

Austin Stroupe, Dungey's Rockstar Makita Suzuki team mate, who is filling in on the RM-Z450 in the Supercross class for Matt Moss, missed the race due to illness. He is expected to return to action in San Diego.

Main Event Results:

1. Ryan Villopoto (Kawasaki)
2. Josh Hill (Yamaha)
3. Davi Millsaps (Honda)
4. Ryan Dungey (Rockstar Makita Suzuki)
5. Andrew Short (Honda)
6. Justin Brayton (Yamaha)
7. Ivan Tedesco (Yamaha)
8. Nick Wey (Kawasaki)
9. Tommy Hahn (Suzuki)
10. Michael Byrne (Yamaha)

Championship points: http://www.suzuki-racing.com
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James Stewart Has Wrist Surgery

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AMA SUPERCROSS CHAMPION JAMES STEWART
UNDERWENT SURGERY TODAY, FRIDAY, JANUARY 29TH, 2010

LOS ANGELES, CA – Team San Manuel Yamaha’s James Stewart underwent surgery this afternoon, to repair a broken scaphoid in his right wrist.  Following Round 3 of the 2010 Monster Energy AMA Supercross, an FIM World Championship, in Anaheim, CA, Stewart continued to experience severe pain in the wrist.  Although previous x-rays had not indicated there was a break, an MRI performed yesterday and reviewed by medical experts today, revealed the bone was broken.  Surgery was performed immediately by orthopedic surgeon Dr. Arthur Ting, of Fremont, CA and was completed without incidence.

As a result of the surgery, Stewart will not be competing in San Francisco this weekend.  His return to the race track will depend on how quickly he is able to recover post-surgery and will be evaluated and determined on a weekly basis.  “James is a true champion.  The fact that he rode as competitively as he did making the podium at Anaheim 2 with a broken wrist (unknowingly) is testimony to that.  He’s anxious to heal and get back on the race track as soon as possible,” said Larry Brooks, Team Manager.

About Team San Manuel
Team San Manuel is a unique partnership between the San Manuel Band of Mission Indians and L&M Racing, LLC, with the sole purpose of reaching out to Native and non-Native communities and sharing with them the value of perseverance and dedication.  Building a winning team comprised of top-notch talent and community service, Team San Manuel honors the Serrano belief of caring for our community. (www.sanmanuelracing.com)

About L & M Racing
L&M Racing was formed in 2006 by Owner/Team Manager Larry Brooks and partner Mike Kranyak.  Operating as Team San Manuel Yamaha, this illustrious team has garnered 2 Supercross Championship titles in just three professional race seasons. For the 2010 race season, 2009 Supercross Champion James Stewart anchors Team San Manuel as he vehemently defends his title and is joined by 2008 Supercross Rookie of the Year Josh Hill.  In 2009, Team San Manuel’s James Stewart won his second Supercross Championship, his first coming in 2007, and second for L&M Racing’s independent effort.  Rookie Kyle Chisholm rounded out Team San Manuel’s 2009 team.  In 2008 team, Team San Manuel Yamaha, consisted of 2004 Supercross Champion Chad Reed and former West Coast Lites Champion Nathan Ramsey -- the newly-formed endeavor garnered its first championship title that season.  Led by Larry Brooks, the driving force behind the Jeremy McGrath / Chaparral Racing team's three-year championship reign in Supercross, Brooks' then race effort yielded the first and only indie team to ever win an AMA Supercross Series Championship.  L&M Racing is headquartered within an 8,000 square foot, state-of-the-art race facility in Southern California and is one of the most successful independently owned and operated teams in professional Supercross racing today.Was this post helpful? Add yours to our service or subscribe to our feed above.

Kyle Chisholm Joins MotoConcepts Racing

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Kyle Chisholm Joins MotoConcepts Racing

Spokane, Wash. (January 29, 2010) – MotoConcepts Racing is excited to announce the addition of Kyle Chisholm to their race team.  Kyle will fill in for injured riders Matt Goerke and Dan Reardon in the 450 class.  Goerke broke his tibia and fibula in late December and is currently recovering in Florida.  His expected return has not yet been established. Reardon is currently week to week after a scary looking crash at Anaheim One. 

Chisholm, who was riding for Rock River Yamaha, was released by team owner Mike Duclos, allowing him to join the MotoConcepts squad. 

“I had a number of conversations with Mike at Rock River and want to thank him for his professionalism and flexibility during the process of getting Kyle to our program,” stated MotoConcepts Team Owner Mike Genova.   “I also want to thank Fox Racing Shox who spent a lot of time and energy getting things race ready for Kyle and their understanding as we make this move.  We are excited about Kyle’s potential and thank everyone who was involved.” 

Chisholm will make his MotoConcepts debut this Saturday in San Francisco.     

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About  MotoConcepts: MotoConcepts is a Pacific Northwest Manufacturer of innovative and unique Motorsports accessories designed for the professional and recreational rider.  MotoConcepts is proud to partner with top motocross companies like,Yamaha, FMF, Oneal,  Motorex, ENZO, Alpinestars, Shoei, Dunlop, GYTR, C4MX, VP Fuels, DT-1, XBrand Goggles,Talon, Mechanix Wear, ICW, RK Excel, QTM, Guts, Unit, ODI,  and Vortex to help support the MotoConcepts Racing team.  For more information visit www.motoconcepts.com.Was this post helpful? Add yours to our service or subscribe to our feed above.

Nick Wey Joins Monster Energy Kawasaki

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Irvine, Calif. - Monster Energy Kawasaki has named Nick Wey as an interim rider while Chad Reed recovers from a broken hand. Wey comes to Kawasaki's factory effort after racing the first three events aboard a privateer Kawasaki KX 450F.

"Nick is a really good fit for the team," said Monster Energy Kawasaki Team Manager Mike Fisher. "He has been riding with Ryan during the week and he is already familiar with the bike. Nick is a good rider. I'm glad we were able to work with his current team to get him on our Monster Energy Kawasaki team."

Wey, who is originally from Michigan, has scored four supercross class podiums and previously rode for the Monster Energy/Pro Circuit/Kawasaki team in from 1998-2000.

"This is a great opportunity for me," said Wey. "I want to thank everyone at my team for letting me ride for the Monster Energy Kawasaki team while Chad gets better. I'm going to get some testing in this week and I'll be ready for San Francisco."

Wey will join the team beginning at AT&T Park in San Francisco for the fourth round of the Monster Energy AMA Supercross, an FIM Championship.
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ROCKSTAR MAKITA SUZUKI PRIMED FOR SAN FRANCISCO

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ROCKSTAR MAKITA SUZUKI PRIMED FOR SAN FRANCISCO



Team Suzuki Press Office - January 28.

After Ryan Dungey's storybook start to the season, Rockstar Makita Suzuki is preparing to take to the track in San Francisco this weekend for the fourth round of the AMA/ FIM Supercross Championship.

So far, Rockstar Makita Suzuki has taken home the winner's trophy at two out of three races and Dungey hasn't finished lower than second all season.

Team Manager Roger DeCoster is pleased with the way the season has started. "I knew Ryan was a podium guy," DeCoster said. "I was confident in him and he's doing even better than just getting on the podium. He's the most consistent racer out there and he's winning." With the help of DeCoster and the rest of the team, Dungey has led 43 out of 60 laps in 2010.

Despite the great start to the season, the team is focused. "The team needs to keep its feet on the ground and do one race at a time," DeCoster said. "We're doing well but the championship is a long way off. We cannot get carried away and think this is it."

Dungey showed a lot of patience on the track for Anaheim 2 and he was very calculating in his race approach. Starting in about fifth place, Dungey methodically moved his way up until he took over the lead on lap 14. "When you have the guys ahead of you, it's important to not get over your head," Dungey said. "It was still early in the race and anything could happen; I didn't want to throw it away but at the same time I wanted to make those passes." Dungey finished the race with more than three seconds on the next competitor.

"This week, I'm going to work on some stuff that we need to work on, that we could be better in," Dungey said. "We're just going try to carry the momentum and remember it's one race at a time and also to have fun, enjoy it, and let the rest come." With 72 accumulated points, Dungey is currently the leader in the Supercross class.

The Suzuki RM-Z450 that both Dungey and his team mate Austin Stroupe pilot in the Supercross class is also a winner this year. The 2010 fuel-injected 450 nabbed the holeshot in every Main Event so far and it has gotten the holeshot in five out of six heat races. There is no doubt the RM-Z has plenty of power straight off the gate and the racers are using it to its full potential.

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AMA MX Annual NPG Summit

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The 12 race organizers that host races in the Lucas Oil AMA Pro Motocross Championship will all gather this weekend in San Francisco, Calif., for the annual National Promoters Group (NPG) summit. The meeting will take place in conjunction with the fourth round of the 2010 Monster Energy AMA Supercross Series this Saturday evening, January 30.

The promoters will meet with series organizer MX Sports Pro Racing and their partners from Alli Sports, as well as Next Level Sports, AMA race officials, series sponsors and several athletes to discuss strategic planning for this summer's tour. In addition, promoters will compare ideas and suggestions on how to ensure the 2010 Lucas Oil AMA Pro Motocross Series continues to be the world-leading motocross championship.

"All of the AMA Motocross promoters and their families are looking forward to enjoying a great weekend of Monster Energy AMA Supercross in San Francisco," said Davey Coombs, MX Sports Vice President. "It's been a fantastic series so far and I think all of our promoters can learn from the excellent show that Feld Motor Sports puts on for their fans every Saturday night. We really appreciate Feld's hospitality and the fact that they will be hosting our group for their event."

The NPG was founded in 1997 as a way for the various AMA Motocross promoters to work together in order to produce a cohesive, consistent outdoor motocross championship. Beginning with the 2009 season, MX Sports Pro Racing has taken over the commercial and marketing rights for the historic series, but the NPG continues to play a vital role in ensuring the series continues to prosper.

The 2010 Lucas Oil AMA Pro Motocross Championship begins on May 22 with the Hangtown Classic, just outside of Sacramento, Calif. For fan and racing information on the 2010 Lucas Oil AMA Pro Motocross Championship, log onto www.allisports.com.

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DUNGEY TAKES 2ND VICTORY AT ANAHEIM SUPERCROSS

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DUNGEY TAKES 2ND VICTORY AT ANAHEIM SUPERCROSS



Team Suzuki Press Office - January 24.

Ryan Dungey has increased his lead in the 2010 AMA/ FIM Supercross Championship after racing to his second straight victory at Saturday night's third round at Anaheim in California.

The Rockstar Makita Suzuki rider raced his RM-Z450 to a three-second win over Joshua Hill in the Main Event, watched by almost 32,000 fans.

Said Dungey: "To get our second win was unbelievable and I can't thank the guys on the team enough. The guys at Rockstar Makita Suzuki did a great job with bike set up."

After a shortened practice schedule due to fears that the track wouldn't hold up after a week of rain in Southern California, Dungey was the fastest in the practice sessions. At the drop of the gate for the Main Event, he came out of the first turn in fifth, while his team mate Austin Stroupe grabbed the holeshot. Eventually, Dungey worked his way through the pack and was able to take the lead in lap 14. By the end of the race, Dungey had given himself a comfortable three-second lead at the flag.

"The way the Main Event happened was perfect..." said Team Manager Roger DeCoster. "... because if Ryan got the holeshot, people would say 'Well, he got the holeshot and that's what helped him win.' Coming from behind was good for Ryan. He was fifth coming out of the first turn, and having to pass some guys made the win that much better. It's good for his confidence, and the circumstances of the race were perfect for us."

Dungey was very calculated in his manoeuvres on the track, which allowed him to benefit from the mistakes of other racers.

"I had my work cut out for me tonight," Dungey said. "But I just had to be patient. I had the speed and I had the lines; it was just a matter of letting it come and not rushing it."

With consistent lap times and smart racing last night and so far this season, Dungey has opened up his points lead 15 points ahead of second place.

Another winner was the Rockstar Makita Suzuki RM-Z450, which has proved to be a holeshot machine: Austin Stroupe got the holeshot in Heat #1 as well as the Main Event, and Dungey got the holeshot in Heat #2. The fuel-injected RM-Z450 has grabbed more holeshots in the 2010 season than any other bike on the starting gate.

The race action moves to San Francisco's AT&T Park next weekend; January 30th.

Main Event: 1. Ryan Dungey (Rockstar Makita Suzuki); 2. Josh Hill (Yamaha); 3. James Stewart (Yamaha); 4. Andrew Short (Honda); 5. Kevin Windham (Honda); 6. Justin Brayton (Yamaha); 7. Ryan Villopoto (Kawasaki); 8. Davi Millsaps (Honda); 9. Michael Byrne (Yamaha); 10. Ivan Tedesco (Yamaha).


 

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Monster Energy Renews as Supercross Title Sponsor with Multi-Year Agreement AMA Supercross to glow onster green in 2010

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AURORA, Ill. – No. 1 in the United States* – Monster Energy – steps up again in 2010 with a multi-year agreement as title sponsor of Monster Energy AMA Supercross, an FIM World Championship, beginning with the popular 17-race championship opener today at Anaheim’s (Calif.) Angel Stadium.

With household action sports names like McGrath, Carmichael and Stewart – all of whom won championships running the Monster Energy M-claw logo, Monster’s long-standing association with the sport of supercross remains unparalleled in the energy drink industry.

“More than just a sponsor, Monster Energy, with its iconic logo, massive stable of professional and amateur-sponsored athletes and the legions Monster Army members make for an incredible partnership with Feld Motor Sports and supercross,” said Charlie Mancuso, President of Feld Motor Sports. “Monster Energy delivers a highly loyal following that’s already well-versed in action sports and very much in tune with the sport of supercross.

“Feld Motor Sports, for the third-straight year, welcomes Monster Energy back on board as the title sponsor of Monster Energy AMA Supercross, an FIM World Championship.”

Monster Energy supports motorsports around the world. From the success of Formula 1 World Champion Jenson Button and 2009 MotoGP champion Valentino Rossi, Monster Energy is enjoying a level of popularity and exponential growth from all points of the planet.

Here in the States the growth is most apparent with Monster Energy’s taking over of the No. 1 by-volume energy drink sales, thanks much to the hard-driving stake it claims in the competition dirt bike industry (Monster Energy/Kawasaki, Monster Energy/Pro Circuit/Kawasaki and Monster Energy/Kawasaki Team Green), along with a stable of core board sports and bicycle athletes that command the King’s share of medals at events such as the ESPN X Games and AST Dew Tour. Household action sports names such as Mirra, Bestwick, PLG and Lutzka join the ranks of extreme powersports legends in Hibbert, Thacker, Adams and Capes in lending credence to the core nature of Monster Energy.

“Action sports all meet together at the top with Monster Energy Supercross,” says Monster Energy President Mark Hall. “We look forward to partnering again this year with Feld Motor Sports and wish all of the amazing athletes that contest Monster Energy Supercross the best of luck and a safe and successful 2010 competition season.”

Tapping into Monster Energy Supercross’ energy at every level, Monster’s daily-growing Monster Army (www.monsterarmy.com) extends the supercross experience with an online action sports community and social networking effort that unparalleled in the industry. With roots in skateboarding, core snow sports, surfing, BMX and the like, the Monster Army widens the already sizable demographic that supercross has built over the past four decades.

2010 Monster Energy Supercross Championship Schedule
1/9 Anaheim, California Angel Stadium
1/16 Phoenix, Arizona Chase Field
1/23 Anaheim, California Angel Stadium
1/30 San Francisco, California AT&T Park
2/6 San Diego, California Qualcomm Stadium
2/13 Anaheim, California Angel Stadium
2/20 Indianapolis, California Lucas Oil Stadium
2/27 Atlanta, Georgia Georgia Dome
3/6 Daytona Beach, Florida Daytona International Speedway
3/13 Toronto, Canada Rogers Center
3/20 Arlington, Texas Cowboys Stadium
3/27 Jacksonville, Florida Jacksonville Municipal Stadium
4/10 Houston, Texas Reliant Stadium
4/17 St. Louis, Missouri Edward Jones Dome
2/24 Seattle, Washington Qwest Field
5/1 Salt Lake City, Utah Rice Eccles Stadium
5/8 Las Vegas, Nevada Sam Boyd Stadium

For more information on the Monster Energy® AMA Supercross, an FIM World Championship, please log on to www.SupercrossOnline.com. For all media requests, please contact Denny Hartwig dhartwig@feldinc.com or 630-566-6305.

About Feld Motor Sports
Feld Motor Sports, Inc. is the world leader in specialized arena and stadium-based motor sports entertainment. Feld Motor Sports, Inc. productions include Monster Jam®, SuperBull, Monster Energy® Supercross, AMA Arenacross Series, Nuclear Cowboyz, Gravity Slashers, and IHRA® Nitro Jam®. Feld Motor Sports, Inc. is a division of Feld Entertainment, the world’s largest producer of live family entertainment. For more information on Feld Entertainment, visit www.feldentertainment.com.

About Monster Energy
Monster Energy supports the scene. Be it SX, surfing, BMX, go-karts, pit bikes, MX, mountain bikes, PWC racing, off road, rally, insane distance jumping, MotoGP, road racing, supermoto, FMX, skate, rock crawling, wake, surf, snow – name it – seems athletes and bands are rockin' Monster Energy more than anything these days. Check out the types - Original Monster Energy, Lo-Carb Monster, Monster Assault, Monster's fruit juice hybrids dubbed Monster Khaos, Monster M-80 and Monster MIXXD, the ground-breaking Java Monster and X-Presso Monster premium coffee & cream drink line supercharged with Monster Energy's blend, 3 oz. Monster Hitman Energy Shooters, Monster Import, and the new nitrous oxide injected Nitrous Monster. Fans and racers contesting the 2010 Monster Energy AMA Supercross Series will be diggin’ ‘em – so will you. On the ‘Net at www.monsterarmy.com and www.monsterenergy.com.

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Jagermeister Sponsors The 2010 Monster Energy AMA Supercross

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(New Rochelle, NY) - Jagermeister, the brand known for consumer level innovative marketing programs and promotions, will once again be recognized as the official and exclusive spirit sponsor world's premiere stadium off-road motorcycle circuit: the 2010 Monster Energy® AMA Supercross, an FIM World Championship. Jagermeister is the first distilled spirit to sponsor AMA Supercross.

Monster Energy® Supercross fans will experience "Jager World" through the brand's various initiatives on the 17-stop racing circuit. In addition to sponsoring the 2010 supercross season, Jagermeister will sponsor the Freestyle Motocross Jump Team to perform at supercross races, which includes top riders from around the world, including - Mike Metzger and "Cowboy" Kenny Bartram.   The state-of-the-art Jagermeister Mobile Stage will be setup in the pit area of the stadiums* and will feature live music and DJs throughout the day. Jagermeister also plans to host riders and VIPs 21 years of age or older in the Jagermeister Dome, complete with the world renowned Jagerettes and various interactive games. At select Monster Energy® Supercross races throughout the 2010 season, Jagermeister will be conducting a text to win sweepstakes. Prizes include a brand new KTM/Jagermeister motorcycle and Jagermeister Tap Machines.

"Monster Energy Supercross has proven to be a great platform for Jagermeister and we look forward to increasing our presence in the 2010 season," stated Bill Henderson, Senior Vice President of Marketing and Advertising. "We are excited to continue building momentum in the supercross arena with the best in the industry, Feld Motor Sports(sm) and top FMX riders Metzger and Bartram."

"We are looking forward to another successful season with the Jagermeister supercross partnership," said Todd Jendro, Senior Director of Operations, Feld Motor Sports(sm).  "Their global brand awareness and on-site activation will continue to enhance the overall supercross experience."

"I am looking forward to getting back to my roots of supercross again," says Bartram. "Even though I am not racing in the race, I feel like I am a big part of Supercross again with the Jagermeister FMX team." Mike Metzger adds, "I'm excited to be at the Supercross and Outdoor Nationals and ride with Cowboy Kenny Bartram and the MOB Syndicate riders Rob Distler & Thomas Alves."

Activation of the Jagermeister supercross sponsorship begins with the season opener at Angel Stadium in Anaheim, California on January 9, 2010 and will take place in 15 markets throughout the country. The 2010 Monster Energy® Supercross schedule is located on Jagermeister's newly redesigned website, www.jager.com.

Know your limits.  Always Drink Responsibly.

*The Jagermeister Mobile Stage will be present in the following cities: Anaheim, Phoenix, San Francisco, San Diego, Dallas, Jacksonville, Houston, St. Louis, Salt Lake City and Las Vegas.

About Jagermeister
Jagermeister, which translates to "master hunter", is the #1 selling imported liqueur in the United States and one of the top shot brands in the world. The liqueur is based on a secret recipe of 56 herbs, blooms, roots and fruits from around the world.  Jagermeister, with the distinctive square bottle, was first developed in 1934 in Germany and the brand quickly gained global fame through its innovative marketing, unique taste profile and its association with good times. Jagermeister Liqueur is 35% Alc./Vol. and imported exclusively by Sidney Frank Importing Company, Inc., New Rochelle, NY www.jager.com. Jagermeister is available in the following sizes in the United States: 50ml, 100ml, 200ml, 375ml, 750ml, 1L, 1.75L. DRINK RESPONSIBLY

About Feld Motor Sports(sm)
Feld Motor Sports, Inc. is the world leader in specialized arena and stadium-based motor sports entertainment.  Feld Motor Sports, Inc. productions include Monster Jam®, Monster Energy® Supercross, AMA Arenacross Series, Freestyle Motocross, Nuclear Cowboyz(sm) and IHRA® Nitro Jam®.  Feld Motor Sports, Inc. is a division of Feld Entertainment, the world's largest producer of live family entertainment. For more information on Feld Entertainment, visit www.feldentertainment.com.