Bel-Ray Racing-Weekend Wrap-Up

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 FARMINGDALE, NJ – September 16, 2011 – Bel-Ray Company, Inc.  – Bel-Ray Racing-Weekend Wrap-Up

This past weekend for Bel-Ray’s premier motorcycle racers featured motocross in France and Moto2 competition in Spain.

The Motocross of Nations took place at the Saint Jean D’Angely circuit in France and Bel-Ray racers were present. TwoTwo Motorsports/Bel-Ray Racing’s Chad Reed led the way against the best in the world to win his first moto since the now famous Millville crash. Reed’s 1-7 moto scores helped him lead the Australian team to their first ever podium with a 3^rd overall finish. Fellow Bel-Ray racer Tanel Leok finished 6-12 in each of his two motos to help the Estonian team score a 10^th place overall finish. 

Moto2 racing returned to action after a one week break for the Grand Premio De Aragon in Spain. Continuing to shine and impress the racing community Bel-Ray backed Tech3 Racing’s Bradley Smith put on another masterful display of passing skills as he charged from a 16^th place at the end of Lap 1 to  6^th at the checkered flag. Teammate Mike DiMeglio had his breakout ride finishing in 12^th place at the end of the race just 1.5 seconds behind the top 5. Moto2 racing has produced some of the closest racing action all season long and Spain was no exception. Smith is currently in 6^th while DiMeglio is 25^th in the series points standings with only 4 rounds remaining.

Good luck to all the racers this weekend.

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Rockstar Energy Suzuki Pala Race Report

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PALA, CA – Team Rockstar Energy Suzuki capped off the season with another solid top-10 finish in the 250 class at round 12 of the 2011 AMA Pro Motocross Championships on Saturday. Jason Anderson scored an eighth-place overall at the Pala National in Pala, CA, while Rockstar Energy Suzuki teammates Nick Paluzzi, Martin Davalos and Ryan Morais finished 13th, 14th and 17th, respectively, on their Yoshimura-equipped Rockstar Energy Suzuki RM-Z250s.

Anderson was strong all day, starting with the eighth fastest time in the morning practices. The Rockstar Energy Suzuki rider had two consistent motos aboard his Suzuki RM-Z250, with decent starts in both, and finished eighth in the first moto and ninth in the second. The combined results were good enough to award Anderson with an eight-place overall result. Anderson still managed to finish 16th in championship points despite missing four races mid-season.

"This weekend was a solid overall weekend for me,” said Anderson. “Especially for how my season has been going, it's a step in the right direction and I know I can keep this upwards momentum going into next season and be up there even further. My Suzuki RM-Z250 has been great and my team has been very supportive throughout the entire season. I want to thank everyone including my Rockstar Energy Suzuki team, my sponsors and Suzuki for all their support.”

Rockstar Energy Suzuki riders Davalos and Paluzzi finished off the season in ninth and 17th, respectively, in championship points. Teammate Morais finished 26th in the series after missing the first 16 races due to injury.



Pala MX 250 Class Overall Results:

1. Dean Wilson

2. Blake Baggett

3. Marvin Musquin

4. Tyla Rattray

5. Justin Bogle

6. Gareth Swanepoel

7. Kyle Cunningham

8. Jason Anderson

9. Eli Tomac

10. Alex Martin

2011 Motocross 250 Class Final Standings:

1. Dean Wilson – 538

2. Tyla Rattray – 472

3. Blake Baggett – 469

4. Eli Tomac – 314

5. Kyle Cunningham – 311

6. Gareth Swanepoel – 300

7. Broc Tickle – 253

8. Alex Martin – 213

9. Martin Davalos – 213

10. Darryn Durham – 195

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Suzuki Announces 2012 Motocross Team

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BREA, CA  – American Suzuki Motor Corporation (ASMC) has announced plans today for the upcoming 2012 AMA Supercross and Motocross seasons. Suzuki has been a dominant force in both series’ for over seven years and has been a leader in technology in order to maintain that stronghold with the continued development of the Suzuki fuel-injected RM-Z450. Since its introduction, the RM-Z450 has amassed the most AMA Motocross Championships as well as the most motocross race wins of any four-stroke 450. The RM-Z was also the first four-stroke AMA Supercross Championship 450 and the first fuel-injected 450 to win AMA Supercross and Motocross titles.
Current plans for the 2012 campaign include returning Suzuki rider, Brett Metcalfe. The 27-year-old Australian joined Suzuki at the beginning of the 2011 season with solid credentials and has demonstrated strength, determination and the ability to win aboard the Suzuki RM-Z. Although injuries shortened his 2011 supercross season, Metcalfe has shown his ability during the current motocross season, scoring an overall win as well as two podiums and 3 top five finishes. Metcalfe finished the season a solid fourth in points in the 2011 AMA Pro Motocross series.
Metcalfe’s teammate, reigning AMA Pro Motocross Champion Ryan Dungey, will be leaving the team at the conclusion of the 2011 motocross season. American Suzuki will, however, continue to support Dungey for the upcoming Motocross Des Nations, which will be held September 17th-18th in France.
“We’re extremely happy to have Brett Metcalfe as part of our team for 2012,” said team manager, Mike Webb. “Metty has shown he has the stuff to win and is a great ambassador for the sport and a quality representative for American Suzuki. Ryan Dungey has had great success in his years with the team as Suzuki’s Championship DNA propelled him to score both 250 and 450 titles aboard the RM-Z. We all wish Ryan much luck with his future endeavors.”
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GoPro Teams up with Pala

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GoPro announces a multi-year sponsorship with the Southern California motocross facility, Pala Raceway. Pala Raceway was home to the final event of the Lucas Oil AMA Motocross series that took place last weekend.
As apart of the sponsorship, GoPro HD HERO cameras and accessories are available for purchase at retail sites on the Pala Raceway premises. Check out the GoPro Motocross video channel for all clips from the 2011 Lucas Oil AMA Motocross series season.

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Bel-Ray Racing-Weekend Wrap-Up

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The World Motocross and American Motocross seasons' both concluded this past weekend in Fermo, Italy and California, USA respectively.

The Pala Raceway in Pala, CA hosted the final round of the AMA National Series. TwoTwo Motorsports/Bel-Ray Racing’s Chad Reed locked up 3^rd place in the series coming into Pala and hoped to go out with a strong finish.  At the first moto, a first turn crash erased those hopes, but the crowd favorite Reed rebounded with a strong ride coming back from 40^th place all the way to 12^th by the moto's end. Moto 2 saw Reed at the front early, but he went down and could only manage a 4^th place finish in the 2^nd moto. Reed’s 12-4 moto finishes gave him 7^th overall for the day and 3^rd overall for the season. Another Bel-Ray racer in action this weekend was Fredrik Noren of the MX Heaven racing team. The popular Swedish rider finished 17-18 for 18^th overall at Pala and finished the 12 race series in 26^th place.

Fermo, Italy was not kind to Bel-Ray backed TM Factory racer Tanel Leok. His moto finishes of 13-28 for 12^th for the day were not the way he had hoped to end the season. At the end of the long championship series Leok was 12^th overall.

The motocross season winds down this upcoming weekend as the world’s best racers converge on the Saint Jean d’Angely circuit in France for the Motocross of Nations. Four Bel-Ray backed racers are scheduled to compete on behalf of their respective countries. Chad Reed/Australia, Tanel Leok/Estonia, Fredrik Noren/Sweden and Petr Smitka/Czech Republic are all representing their homeland in this “Olympics of Motocross”.

Follow Bel-Ray’s professional and amateur racing action all year long at www.belray.com or on their racing exclusive racing site at www.belrayracing.com

Bel-Ray - made in the USA and racing around the world. 

 Bel Ray Company Inc was founded in 1946 and is a privately held, woman owned business serving the lubrication needs of powersports, industrial and mining customers worldwide. Bel-Ray is recognized as the leader in the specialty lubricants industry for setting high standards of quality and performance with products formulated for the motorcycle, automotive, aviation, energy, food, marine, military, mining, OEM, Industrial steel, and textile industries.

“Flex Your Engine” with Bel-Ray’s superior Powersports line that delivers top quality Made-in-the-USA products to motorcycle and recreational vehicle enthusiasts around the world. Bel-Ray products are available at powersports dealers worldwide. Visit Bel-Ray.com for a complete dealer listing. Like us on Facebook.com/BelRay or follow us on Twitter/Bel_Ray

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Fiolek Wins Third Women’s Crown, Barcia Third at Season Finale

Fiolek Wins Third Women’s Crown, Barcia Third at Season Finale

Torrance, CA: The final Motocross National of the season held at Southern California’s Pala Raceway in Pala, CA, saw the Honda Red Riders put in some of their best performances of the season on their Honda CRF250R and CRF450R race machines. American Honda Racing’s Ashley Fiolek wrapped up her third WMX title, while her teammate Justin Barcia finished third in the 450 class.

After winning back-to-back Women’s titles in 2008 and 2009, and finishing runner-up in the WMX series in 2010, Fiolek headed into the 2011 Motocross season determined to reclaim the crown. From the get-go, Fiolek demonstrated incredible speed on her CRF250R, winning five motos in the eight-round series and clinching three overall victories en route to the championship crown. Tarah Gieger raced her Troy Lee Designs/Lucas Oil/Honda–prepared CRF250R to third overall in the series while fellow Honda riders Kasie Creson and Lindsey Palmer finished the season in seventh and 10th, respectively.

“I am so happy to win back the Women’s title,” said Fiolek. “It was tough giving it up last year, so I was determined to do everything I needed to do to win it back this season. All the women racers rode exceptionally well, and we had some great battles. I knew consistency was going to be the key to winning the championship back, and that’s what I was all season, consistently on the podium each week. I’m really happy to put Honda on top again for another year.”

Barcia completed his fill-in ride with the factory Honda team at Pala by putting in two impressive rides at the Motocross grand finale. Barcia was a strong contender for the moto one win, running up front for the majority of the race before finishing in third. In the second moto, Barcia got a great start and took over the lead from Chad Reed on lap seven. Maintaining incredible speed out front, he led the next eight laps before surrendering a spot with two laps to go. Barcia’s stellar 3-2 result earned him third overall for the round.

“I’m really happy with my results this weekend,” said Barcia. “I have learned so much about myself as a racer and about riding, which I know has made me a much smarter rider. It’s been awesome working with the factory Honda team, and I can’t thank GEICO Honda enough for allowing me to take advantage of this amazing opportunity.”

TwoTwo Motorsports’ Chad Reed put in solid performances aboard his American Honda Racing–prepared CRF450R, finishing moto one in 12th and nabbing fourth in the second moto for seventh overall. Reed led the championship for half the season and finished the championship in third—an impressive first season for the TwoTwo Motorsports team.

In the 250 class, GEICO Honda rookie Justin Bogle finished his fourth race as a professional on a high note. After finishing moto one in 10th place, Bogle got a great start in moto two, leading the opening 10 laps of the race before finishing in second place and earning a season-best fifth overall. GEICO Honda teammate Eli Tomac went 7-11 for ninth overall, while Honda rider Alex Martin rounded out 10th place. Tomac finished fourth overall in the championship, while Martin nabbed eighth place. Fellow Honda racer Darryn Durham finished the season in 10th.



450 Class Overall Results

1. Ryan Dungey 2-1

2. Ryan Villopoto 1-3

3. Justin Barcia (Honda) 3-2

4. Brett Metcalfe 5-5

5. Mike Alessi 4-7

6. Kyle Regal 6-8

7. Chad Reed (Honda) 12-4

8. Justin Brayton 9-6

9. Jake Weimer 10-12

10. Les Smith 14-9



450 Class Championship Points (after 12 of 12 rounds)

1. Ryan Villopoto 526

2. Ryan Dungey 514

3. Chad Reed 429

4. Brett Metcalfe 374

5. Mike Alessi 304

6. Jake Weimer 271

7. Justin Brayton 218

8. Andrew Short 196

9. Kevin Windham 193

10. Davi Millsaps 173



250 Class Overall Results

1. Dean Wilson 1-1

2. Blake Baggett 2-3

3. Marvin Musquin 4-4

4. Tyla Rattray 3-5

5. Justin Bogle (Honda) 10-2

6. Gareth Swanepoel 5-7

7. Kyle Cunningham 6-8

8. Jason Anderson 8-9

9. Eli Tomac (Honda) 7-11

10. Alex Martin (Honda) 14-10



250 Class Championship Points (after 12 of 12 rounds)

1. Dean Wilson 538

2. Tyla Rattray 472

3. Blake Baggett 469

4. Eli Tomac 314

5. Kyle Cunningham 311

6. Gareth Swanepoel 300

7. Broc Tickle 253

8. Alex Martin 213

9. Martin Davalos 213

10. Darryn Durham 195



WMX Class Overall Results

1. Jessica Patterson 1-1

2. Tarah Gieger (Honda) 3-2

3. Ashley Fiolek (Honda) 2-3

4. Vicki Golden 4-4

5. Stephanie Laier 6-5

6. Sayaka Kaneshiro 5-6

7. Mariana Balbi 11-7

8. Sarah Whitmore 10-9

9. Marissa Markelon 12-11

10. Tatum Sik (Honda) 9-14



WMX Championship Points (after 8 of 8 rounds)

1. Ashley Fiolek 363

2. Jessica Patterson 349

3. Tarah Gieger 310

4. Jacqueline Strong 209

5. Vicki Golden 207

6. Marissa Markelon 187

7. Kasie Creson 180

8. Alexah Pearson 176

9. Sayaka Kaneshiro 171

10. Lindsey Palmer 155

Bel-Ray Racing-Weekend Preview

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FARMINGDALE, NJ – September 8, 2011 – Bel-Ray Company, Inc.  – Bel-Ray Racing-Weekend Preview

Professional motocross racing concludes the 2011 season this weekend as the AMA National Motocross Series and FIM World Championship Motocross Series both hold their final races.

The Pala Raceway in Pala, CA will be the site for the final AMA National event. In a series that saw  Bel-Ray’s Chad Reed jump out to an early lead only to be derailed by his giant Millville crash, Reed has recovered admirably. Coming into the final round he is assured of a podium spot in the final points standings and is looking to end the series with a fine showing. The first year team has displayed excellent results all season long in both the Supercross and Outdoor National series showing the industry that Chad Reed wasn’t done yet. Joining Reed at Pala this weekend is the Bel-Ray backed Mx Heaven team of Calle Aspegren and Fredrik Noren as well as Bel-Ray elite racers Chris Duymich, Dakota Kessler, and Frankie Lettieri.

The FIM World Motocross Championship series concludes this weekend in Fermo, Italy for the GP of Italy. Bel-Ray backed TM Factory racer Tanel Leok sits 11^th in the points standings just 9 points out of the  top 10 and is anxious to close out the season with an excellent finish. 

Follow Bel-Ray’s professional and amateur racing action all year long at www.belray.com or on their racing exclusive racing site at www.belrayracing.com

Bel-Ray - made in the USA and racing around the world. 

 Bel Ray Company Inc was founded in 1946 and is a privately held, woman owned business serving the lubrication needs of powersports, industrial and mining customers worldwide. Bel-Ray is recognized as the leader in the specialty lubricants industry for setting high standards of quality and performance with products formulated for the motorcycle, automotive, aviation, energy, food, marine, military, mining, OEM, Industrial steel, and textile industries.

“Flex Your Engine” with Bel-Ray’s superior Powersports line that delivers top quality Made-in-the-USA products to motorcycle and recreational vehicle enthusiasts around the world. Bel-Ray products are available at powersports dealers worldwide. Visit Bel-Ray.com for a complete dealer listing. Like us on Facebook.com/BelRay or follow us on Twitter/ Was this post helpful? Add yours to our service or subscribe to our feed above.

BIg Gun Exhausts Accepting Resumes for 2012 Support

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Big Gun Exhaust is currently accepting Rider and Team resumes for the upcoming 2012 race season. We are currently supporting a wide range of racers from Score Baja, AMA Dirt Track, AMA Arena Cross, GNCC Pro ATV/MX, AMA SX,WERA Road Racing, FMX Quad, Amateur MX, Australia Factory Monster Kawasaki Quad MX team.
Big Gun is looking to expand its support program as the company has set new visions and goals for the program and products. The company has recently moved its corporate office along with its manufacturing processes to a new and bigger location. As the business grows so will our support for the riders/racers that help support the Big Gun Banner.
We currently manufacture lines for your MX, ATV, UTV, Side by Side, Minis and Street.

Please mail your resume to:
Big Gun Inc.
Attn. Rider Support
226 N. Maple St
Corona, CA  92880
714-970-0423
ridersupport@biggunexhaust.com
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Bel-Ray Racing-Weekend Wrap Up

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FARMINGDALE, NJ – September 6 , 2011 – Bel-Ray Company, Inc.  – Bel-Ray Racing-Weekend Wrap Up

The Tech3 Racing team of Bradley Smith and Mike DiMeglio competed this past week in Misano, Italy. After qualifying in 6^th position, Smith gained an early advantage by timing the start excellently. He stayed right on the lead pack eventually settling for 6^th position when the checkered flag fell. Smith’s rookie Moto2 season has been one of ups and downs, but he is finishing strong. Smith is currently in 5th place in the series standings, just 10 points out of a podium spot. Teammate DiMeglio has been struggling all season long, but is finding bright spots along the way. This weekend DiMeglio was 16^th place in this very competitive class. The team will enjoy a weekend off before returning to action in Spain on September 18^th.

After a 2 week break the World Motocross Championship Series returned to action in Gaildorf Germany. Bel-Ray backed TM Factory Racer Tanel Leok was still recovering from a big crash at the previous round in Great Britian. Leok finished 9^th in the 1st moto and 28^th in the 2^nd moto for 16^th overall for the day. He is still 11^th in the points standings, just 9 points out of the top 10. The final round of the series will take place this weekend in Italy.

TwoTwo Motorsports/Bel-Ray Racing's Chad Reed rebounded from his Southwick disappointment of last week by finishing 4^th overall this past weekend at the Steel City National in Delmont, PA. Reed used 5-3 moto scores  to finish just off the podium. Other Bel-Ray racers in action this weekend included Calle Aspegren 33-19 for 22^nd overall, Fredrik Noren 19-36 for 23^rd overall, and Ronnie Stewart 28-32 for 33^rd overall. The series concludes this weekend at the Pala National near San Diego, CA.

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Rockstar Makita Suzuki Steel City Report

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DELMONT, PA – Team Rockstar Makita Suzuki captured one more impressive double-podium finish, this time at round 11 of the 2011 AMA Pro Motocross Championship in Delmont, PA. Saturday afternoon’s Steel City National saw reigning AMA Pro Motocross Champion Ryan Dungey and his teammate Brett Metcalfe finish second- and third-place overall, respectively, on their Yoshimura-equipped Rockstar Makita Suzuki RM-Z450s.

In Saturday’s first moto, Dungey got a great start on his Rockstar Makita Suzuki RM-Z450 and took over the lead within the first few turns. Dungey pushed hard and led the entire 30-minute race before being overtaken right before the finish line. Although Dungey finished in second place, it was by a mere 0.558 of a second. In the second moto, Dungey got the holeshot and made a valiant charge, but wound up finishing in second place. The final result was second-place overall for the day.

“It was a tough, technical track but I think I rode pretty good this weekend,” said Dungey. “Overall, I felt good and I had a strong pace on the Rockstar Makita Suzuki RM-Z450. Then, I went out on a limb and we made some changes before the second moto, and it just wasn’t doing it for me. I lost a bit of ground, but no excuses. We just need to keep our head up and move forward because there’s plenty of racing left. We’re going to Pala next, and to go 1-1 would be great, but all I can ask for is the most from myself. I like that track and I was able to win both motos there last year so it’d be great to do it again. I just want to focus on finishing the season strong for Team Rockstar Makita Suzuki.”

Teammate Metcalfe also put on an impressive performance this weekend. In the first moto, he was with the front-runners off the gate, and was battling for third for most of the moto. His patience and consistency eventually paid off, as Metcalfe took over the final podium spot on his Rockstar Makita Suzuki RM-Z450 before the race’s end. In the second moto, he got another good start and moved up a few positions before finishing fourth. The combined results gave Metcalfe his third podium finish of the season.

“Steel City was a great day for me,” said Metcalfe. “I was able to pull a third and I was happy to be on the podium. I was feeling really comfortable on the Rockstar Makita Suzuki RM-Z450 and, coming off the win last weekend, I was carrying some momentum. I felt really comfortable on the track and the bike was working great, so I knew I was in for a good day. My starts were better in both motos and that helped, and I was also able to make some moves. Now I’m looking forward to Pala, it’s kind of my hometown race. I’m just excited about that, I think it’s going to be a good event and I look forward to putting the Rockstar Makita Suzuki back up on the podium and having a strong finish in the championship.”

The Rockstar Makita Suzuki team’s next event is the 12th and final round of the 2011 AMA Pro Motocross Championship on Saturday, September 10, at the Pala National in Pala, CA. You can meet the Rockstar Makita Suzuki riders on Friday, September 9th, from 6 to 7 PM, at Temecula Motorsports, 26860 Jefferson Ave. in Murrieta, CA.

Steel City 450 Class Overall Results:

1. Ryan Villopoto

2. Ryan Dungey

3. Brett Metcalfe

4. Chad Reed

5. Jake Weimer

6. Mike Alessi

7. Justin Brayton

8. Kyle Regal

9. Nick Wey

10. Michael Byrne


2011 Motocross 450 Class Standings:

1. Ryan Villopoto – 481

2. Ryan Dungey – 467

3. Chad Reed – 402

4. Brett Metcalfe – 342

5. Mike Alessi – 272

6. Jake Weimer -- 251

7. Andrew Short – 196

8. Kevin Windham – 193

9. Justin Brayton– 191

10. Davi Millsaps -- 173

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Bel-Ray Racing-Weekend Preview

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FARMINGDALE, NJ – September 2 , 2011 – Bel-Ray Company, Inc.  – Bel-Ray Racing-Weekend Preview

As the summer draws to a close and racing winds down Bel-Ray racers are still in action. Our professional teams and racers will compete this weekend in Italy, Germany, and the United States.

The Tech3 Racing team will compete this week in Misano, Italy for the San Marino GP. Following an excellent finish at the Indianapolis Grand Prix this past weekend, Bradley Smith is looking for a podium finish. His 4^th place finish in Indy upped his season points total to 92 making him 6^th place in the series standings. With 6 races remaining Smith is just 4 points away from 3^rd place in his rookie Moto2 season. Teammate Mike DiMeglio has been struggling all season long and is looking for a breakout ride this weekend as the season winds to a close. DiMeglio is 28^th in the series points standings.

The World Motocross Championship Series returns to action in Gaildorf, Germany after a 2 week break. TM Factory racer Tanel Leok used the break to recover from a difficult crash at the previous round in Great Britain. After a 4^th place finish in moto 1, Leok was landed on by a competitor in moto2 and could not finish the race. Despite the DNF, Leok is still 11^th overall in the season points standings with only 2 rounds remaining.

TwoTwo Motorsports/Bel-Ray Racing's Chad Reed suffered his worst finish of the 2011 season last weekend at the National Motocross event in Southwick, MA. Reed had DNF’s in both motos and looks to this weekend’s Steel City National in Delmont, PA for redemption. Despite not scoring any points Reed is still in 3^rd place in the series points standing 57 points out of the lead. Joining #22 Reed this weekend will be several other Bel-Ray backed racers. #96 Lowell Spangler, #420 Chris Duymich, #449 Dakota Kessler, #514 Anthony Roth, #587 Dustin Kendall, #606 Ronnie Stewart, #731 Steve Roman, #760 Ty Wozney, #865 Calle Aspegren, #866 Elia Zinetti, #867 Fredrik Noren, and #910 Mic Sowa are all scheduled to attend this weekend as well.

Follow Bel-Ray’s professional and amateur racing action all year long at www.belray.com or on their racing exclusive racing site at www.belrayracing.com

Bel-Ray - made in the USA and racing around the world. 

 Bel Ray Company Inc was founded in 1946 and is a privately held, woman owned business serving the lubrication needs of powersports, industrial and mining customers worldwide. Bel-Ray is recognized as the leader in the specialty lubricants industry for setting high standards of quality and performance with products formulated for the motorcycle, automotive, aviation, energy, food, marine, military, mining, OEM, Industrial steel, and textile industries.

“Flex Your Engine” with Bel-Ray’s superior Powersports line that delivers top quality Made-in-the-USA products to motorcycle and recreational vehicle enthusiasts around the world. Bel-Ray products are available at powersports dealers worldwide. Visit Bel-Ray.com for a complete dealer listing. Like us on Facebook.com/BelRay or follow us on Twitter/Bel_Ray

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Pant Saggin Opens Sponsorship Program on Hookit.com

 
Hornell, NY – September 1, 2011 – Pant Saggin, a leading apparel brand today launches it sponsorship program at www.hookit.com/brands/psd1 for athletes to apply for potential support.  The program will be open to all athletes from September 1, 2011 to December 1, 2011.

Details of the sponsorship program include everything from discounts to full rides on all apparel and custom painted helmets. Salary, contingency, bonus pay.

For more information and specific requirements about our program visit http://www.hookit.com/brands/psd1, sign up for a free account and submit your application. The all new Hookit.com allows you to quickly create your online profile and resume, add your spots, events, photos and videos.


About Company Pant Saggin Dezign

PSD, originally based out of New York, is now a nationally known brand residing in Southern California.  Pant Saggin is in over 2,800 stores across the country including the major chain store Journeys.  With a unique style and Self Made Self Paid attitude, PSD has managed to create a huge following in a flooded market. For 2012, Pant Saggin launched the highly anticipated boxer brief line.

About Hookit.com

Hookit.com is the world’s largest social network for motocross, skate, snow, surf, bmx, mtb and other action sports. We exist to hook up athletes and enthusiasts with their sports. Every sport has its own culture and scene - find local spots, post sessions, connect with other members and get deals from brands and local businesses…all around the sports you live and breathe – www.hookit.com.

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WORKS CONNECTION SPONSORSHIP PROGRAM ACCEPTING RIDER RESUMES

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   WORKS CONNECTION SPONSORSHIP PROGRAM

ACCEPTING RIDER RESUMES

Works Connection is currently accepting rider resumes for the 2012 season.

Deadline to apply is 12/31/11.

Works Connection’s Rider Support Program is in its 21st year and is actively looking for riders to join the program. Become a part of the race support program that includes multi-time AMA Supercross and Motocross Champion Ryan Dungey. Support levels range from Beginner up through the National level. The program accepts riders of all disciplines including, but not limited to, Motocross, Supercross, Off-road, Flat Track, Hill Climb, Supermoto, Speedway, Endurocross, Trials, ATV and action sport athletes.

Apply for your sponsorship at http://www.hookit.com/members/works01/

Works Connection: Established in 1989, Works Connection offers high quality, race proven products manufactured to upgrade and protect your race bikes and ATV’s.

See what brings home championships at www.worksconnection.com

About Hookit.com

Hookit.com is the world’s largest social network for motocross, skate, snow, surf, bmx, mtb and other action sports. We exist to hook up athletes and enthusiasts with their sports. Every sport has its own culture and scene - find local spots, post sessions, connect with other members and get deals from brands and local businesses…all around the sports you live and breathe – www.hookit.com.

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Slick Offroad Wash Opens Sponsorship Program on Hookit.com

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Slick Offroad Wash Opens Sponsorship Program on Hookit.com

 
Pearl City, HI – August 2011

Slick Offroad Wash® a family owned and operated company providing quality products and methods that improve the cleaning experience for the off-road enthusiast, today launches its sponsorship program at www.hookit.com/brands/slickoffroadwash/ for athletes to apply for potential support.  The program will be open to all motorsports athletes till December 2012.

For more information and specific requirements about our program visit (www.hookit.com/brands/hookitscreenname), sign up for a free account and submit your application. The all new Hookit.com allows you to quickly create your online profile and resume, add your spots, events, photos and videos.


About Slick Offroad Wash

Slick Offroad Wash® is a family owned and operated company and proud to be manufactured in the United States.  We are dedicated to providing quality products and methods that improve the cleaning experience for the off-road enthusiast.  SLICK OFFROAD WASH® Super Concentrate is a specialized formula designed to specifically target dirt and mud for a faster and easier cleaning experience.  Applied with a pump sprayer on any dirty surface, the solution works its way to the core breaking down the adhesion of dirt molecules.

Unlike other cleaners on the market, Slick Offroad Wash has a very low acid content so it’s gentle on your paint, plastics, metals and bearings. Slick Super Concentrate contains no phosphates and is made up of biodegradable elements. With regular washing, Slick Offroad Wash will help maintain the life, look, and value of your vehicle. 

About Hookit.com

Hookit.com is the world’s largest social network for motocross, skate, snow, surf, bmx, mtb and other action sports. We exist to hook up athletes and enthusiasts with their sports. Every sport has its own culture and scene - find local spots, post sessions, connect with other members and get deals from brands and local businesses…all around the sports you live and breathe – www.hookit.com.

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Win a Monster Day with Ricky Carmichael

Courtesy of Feld Entertainment 

Win a Monster Day with Ricky Carmichael

AURORA, Ill. (September 1, 2011) – Feld Motor Sports^® announced today that fans can register for a chance to win a Monster day with 15-time AMA National champion Ricky Carmichael during the weekend of Monster Energy Cup at Sam Boyd Stadium and the NASCAR Camping World Truck Series at Las Vegas Motor Speedway in Las Vegas on October 15.

One lucky winner and a guest will enjoy an all-expenses paid trip to Las Vegas and spend the day as a VIP honorary pit crew member of Carmichael’s race team at the Las Vegas Motor Speedway followed by a VIP experience at the Monster Energy Cup at Sam Boyd Stadium, including premium seating, a track walk and a behind the scenes look at the live SPEED television broadcast. Carmichael, who will be joining SPEED host Ralph Sheheen and color commentator Jeff Emig on the broadcast, promises that this will be the ultimate fan experience.