AMA Vintage Nationals News

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Fifth round added, online registration available 

PICKERINGTON, Ohio -- JT Racing, a brand with a long and proud history in motocross and off-road competition, has signed on as the presenting sponsor of the AMA Vintage Motocross and Hare Scrambles National Championship Series, presented by JT Racing. In addition, the series welcomes promoter Ballance MotoX in Oakland, Ky., which will host a new round on May 18-19.
“We are very pleased to be a part of the AMA Vintage Nationals,” said JT Racing Chief Operating Officer/VP Sales Darryl Atkins. “Everyone knows the history of JT Racing and how synonymous it was with the rise of motocross racing in America. As we continue to usher our brand back into the future of the sport, we feel it is equally important to keep our heritage intact by supporting the AMA in this series to help identify the importance and impact that early American motocross had on the evolution of the sport.”
In addition, Ballance MotoX is excited to join the series and play a part in crowning the 2013 AMA Vintage National Champions.
“Ballance MotoX Park is honored to be part of the 2013 AMA Vintage Motocross and Hare Scrambles National Championship Series, presented by JT Racing,” said promoter Katie Ballance. “My husband, John, and I have worked hard to create a facility that is worthy to host a national event of this caliber. We would like to thank the other series track promoters and the AMA for giving us this special opportunity.”
The AMA Vintage Motocross and Hare Scrambles National Championship Series, presented by JT Racing, kicks off on May 4-5 in Athens, Ohio. It concludes at AMA Vintage Motorcycle Days in Lexington, Ohio, on July 19-21. Each round will feature two days of racing: vintage hare scrambles and motocross competition on Saturdays and post-vintage hare scrambles and motocross on Sundays.
Pre-entry is $40 for each national championship class, while post entry is $50. Modern support classes also will run at each round. Entry is $30 for the modern support classes. Racers can enter online, and find out more about the series, here:www.americanmotorcyclist.com/racing/nationalchampionships/vintagenationals.aspx.
The AMA Vintage Motocross and AMA Vintage Hare Scrambles National Championship Series, presented by JT Racing, joins the AMA Vintage Dirt Track National Championship Series, which is in its third year and also features a round at AMA Vintage Motorcycle Days. The AMA will continue to crown AMA Vintage National Trials champions based on competition at AMA Vintage Motorcycle Days.
About the American Motorcyclist Association
Founded in 1924, the AMA is a not-for-profit member-based association whose mission is to promote the motorcycle lifestyle and protect the future of motorcycling. As the world’s largest motorcycling rights and event sanctioning organization, the AMA advocates for riders’ interests at all levels of government and sanctions thousands of competition and recreational events every year. The AMA also provides money-saving discounts on products and services for its members. Through the AMA Motorcycle Hall of Fame in Pickerington, Ohio, the AMA honors the heroes and heritage of motorcycling. For more information, visitwww.americanmotorcyclist.com.
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BTO Sports Announces Partnership with Reply XD

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Thousand Oaks, CA - BTO Sports is proud to announce it’s new partnership with ReplayXD. ReplayXD is responsible for creating the smallest, lightest, ultra-rugged, and most versatile cameras available in the extreme sports industry. BTO will utilize the cameras with the BTO Sports – KTM Motocross race team, the BTO Party in the pits, the BTO Sports Amateur Team, and other various events to take fan engagement to the next level. “Not only do these cameras provide us with the means necessary to create original content, but we truly feel it’s an elite camera in it’s class. There are so many more advanced features the Relay has to offer, we wouldn’t want to work with any other camera.” – The BTO Sports News Team
BTO Sports will be the premier dealer to for ReplayXD. All cameras and accessories are in stock now and ready for your next ride!
Stay tuned for upcoming videos at www.btosportsnews.com
For more information on the ReplayXD camera, visit www.replayxd.com and www.btosports.com 

 

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Contour Cameras Now at Yamaha Dealerships

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SEATTLE, WASH. – Contour Inc., maker of the world’s easiest-to-use action HD video cameras, today announces an exciting retail collaboration with Yamaha Motor Corporation that brings their line of award-winning products to Yamaha dealers across America.
“Riding motorcycles, ATV’s, side x sides or snowmobiles are just some of the outdoor activities Contour users already love to do, so it was a very clear choice to team up with Yamaha,” said Bill Lucarelli, vice president of sales at Contour. “Adventure-seekers across the country can find Contour cameras, mounts and accessories at their local Yamaha dealer, making it easier than ever to capture and share the action.”

The high-end Contour+2 camera, the colorful ContourROAM2 camera and 23 different accessories are now available at select Yamaha dealers. A few of the top camera features include:

• Simple to Use: Just slide the power/record switch forward to immediately start capturing video
• Four Crisp HD Modes: Both cameras shoot in 1080p as well as 720p at 60 frames per second
• Available in Multiple Colors: Select from gun metal gray (Contour+2), blue or black (ContourROAM2)
• Get ‘Em Wet: The ContourROAM2 is waterproof without a case up to one meter. The Contour+2 comes with a waterproof case that allows you to go as deep as 60m underwater
• Still Photo Mode: Shoot in 9 different time intervals with still photo mode
• Beautiful, Rugged Design: Contour cameras are well known for their stylish, low profile and rugged design
• Versatility: Compatible with Contour’s extensive collection of camera mounts. The camera also features a 270 degree rotating lens assuring that you’ll always get the perfect shot no matter where the camera is mounted.

Pricing and Availability:
The Contour+2 ($399.99), ContourROAM2 ($199.99), mount kits, carrying cases, Picatinny mount, and charging accessories are now available at Yamaha dealers nationwide. Additional information can be found at your local Yamaha dealer or at yamaha-motor.com

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DeCal Works New DeSign Studio

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Click and View the Easiest Way Ever to Order Custom Graphics!

Chicago, IL (March 21, 2013) – From the original, and still #1 Graphic and Number company, DeCal Works is proud to unveil the “DeSign Studio”. DeSign Studio offers, far and away, the simplest, easiest, most visible way to order custom graphic kits.
DeCal Works has always provided racers the widest design elements and the greatest level of customization. With the vast offerings it was vital to simplify the ordering process while providing images of how the graphics will look with each selection and click.
DeSign Studio is nothing short of amazing; simply select your make, model, year and click your way to customized perfection. With each click, the large bike image on the screen changes appearance and provides the option of clicking back to change color or clicking forward to save, moving to the next selection.

Add your name, number, sponsors logos to stand out from the crowd and feature those sponsors that help with your racing program. Another advantage: When ordering custom graphic kits, DeCal provides an option of new OEM-quality plastic kits from ($99). The plastic, along with backgrounds professionally mounted (free of bubbles, creases) are shipped to your front door saving you time, money, and headaches.
We invite you to check out the latest designs, including the radical new 2013 T-10 and T-11 versions, the simple DeSign Studio and all the product offerings at www.decalmx.com.

About DeCal Works:
Founded in 1989 by Ron and Janeen Joynt, DeCal Works has been the industry leader in pre-printed decals and custom graphics for over 24 years. With a passion for racing and innovation, DeCal Works has, since its early days, focused its attention on a high quality product with great customer service. “DeCal Works -The Original”. Visit www.decalmx.com for more info, or follow DeCal on Twitter (@DeCalWorks), Instagram (@decalworks) and Facebook (www.facebook.com/DeCalWorks).
“DeCal Works, The Original”
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Dedicated Athletics Product Launch

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San Diego, CA: Dedicated Athletics is excted to announce the launch of our online store!! We have been proudly sponsoring professional and amatuer athletes for nearly a year. You have seen our athletes; Jimmy DeCotis #613, Killy Rusk # 66, Michael Leib #80 and Jason Potter #158, ripping it up and representing our brand in outdoor motocross and supercross. We have also been proudly representing national amatuer motocrosser Haydn Humphrey #452 and new addition Christian Campos #892.

Dedicated Athletics was born in 1994 in Ocean Beach, California as a skateboard company. After years of hibernation, Dedicated Athletics was reborn as an Action Sports Clothing Company. Along with motocross and supercross, we support professional and amatuer athletes in Surf, Skate, BMX and Snow.

The brand goes beyond the quality and style of of our clothing. We are deeply commited to supporting all of our athletes as they overcome challenges and pursue their dreams. We understand the true dedication it takes to compete and we share their passion to succeed. This passion is more than a choice, it's a lifestlye.

Look for our products and new monthly additions at www.dedicatedathletics.com/ or www.facebook/dedicatedathletics or contact at mailto:scott@dedicatedathletics.com for more information. See you at the track!!!!!

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Munn Racing: Indianapolis

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Indianapolis, Indiana: The Lucas Oil Stadium was home to the Monster Energy Supercross series this
weekend. The Munn Racing KTM powered by EBR Performance team had a great showing in front of a
very large enthusiastic crowd!
This weekend Munn Racing KTM had a huge presence in both classes. The team had six riders qualify
for the night show! Zack Williams, Lance Vincent, and Todd Krieg took advantage of practice and put
themselves in the fast 40. The 250 riders had great starts with Todd Krieg running in the top 5 for
much of the heat race and taking the holeshot in the LCQ on his Munn Racing KTM Powered by EBR
Performance 250 SXF! Lance Vincent took advantage of his good start in his heat race and was able
to put his Munn Racing KTM in the main event! In the 450 class Travis Sewell, Jake Loberg, and Scotty
Wennerstrom qualified for the night show as well. Each of the riders are gaining confidence each week
and are getting closer to putting more team members in the main event.

The team will travel this weekend to Toronto to have another great weekend. We are very proud of our
big presence in the very competitive field of teams and couldn’t be there without the great help from all
of our sponsors! Make sure to follow the team on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram to get the behind
the scenes look at our team!
This is all made possible with the efforts of all of our great sponsors! We would like to thank: EBR
Performance, DEP Pipes, AGV, Dainese, Motorex, Engine Ice, Rekluse, Jett Boots, ODI, Motobox,
Dunlop, EBC Brakes, Speed Graphics, ODES UTVs, Wiseco, DT1 Filters, Motoconcepts, Aquahydrate,
Motocross University, ICW, Moto Star, Ironclad, ASV, Shock Sox, KSR Wheels, Motoseat, RK/Excell ,
Realmotocross.com, KTMTalk.com, Foremost Insurance 1-877-444-MOST, Get Dirty MX, and Bolt
Motorcycle Hardware. Here’s to a great season and we look forward to having all of you fans join us!

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Dedicated Athletics Indy SX Report

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Lucas Oil Stadium- Indianapolis, IN - Supercross headed to Indianapolis, IN for the fifth round of the 250 east coast lites class. With 60,000 fans in attendance, Dedicated Athletics rider Jimmy DeCotis #613 was looking to improve on last week's results. DeCotis qualified 10th during  daytime qualifying practice. In the heat race, DeCotis lined up on the inside gate, which proved to be a great gate pick. DeCotis had a great jump and tucked inside of the first turn to grab the holeshot!! Musquin would get past DeCotis early, but DeCotis held onto his spot and finished 2nd! His best heat race result of the season!

With some confidence heading into the main event, DeCotis looked to get a solid result. In the main event, DeCotis again chose the inside gate. DeCotis got a good jump as the riders headed toward the first turn. DeCotis clipped a tuff block dragging it through the first corner. The tuff block was hard to shake and DeCotis dropped to the back of the pack before he managed to get flowing again. As we have seen this season, DeCotis fought hard and managed to move his way up to 12th, matching his result from last week. DeCotis was a bit frustrated with the result, but still sits in the top 10 in points as the series moves to Toronto, Canada next week.

Dedicated Athletics is extremely proud to support DeCotis’ racing efforts. DeCotis is also proudly supported by High Octane Harley Davidson, Fox, Spectro Oils, Pro Circuit, 100%, Ryno Power, DC Shoes, Factory Connection, Ever Rev, KJC Fitted, CRF Stuff, Hinson, Dunlop and Renthal.

Dedicated Athletics is a quality action sports clothing brand based out of San Diego, CA. Dedicated Athletics is dedicated to the quality and style of their products and to the athletes they support. For more information, visit our website at www.dedicatedathletics.com or lke us on www.facebook.com/dedicatedathletics or contact scott@dedicatedathletics.com.  Was this post helpful? Add yours to our service or subscribe to our feed above.

AG Motorsports Indy Race Report

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AG Motorsports Indy Race Report

Presented by Dragon Racing Fuels

Indianapolis, IN – As the 11^th round of the Monster Energy AMA Supercross rolled in to Indy, AG Motorsports rider, Kyle Peters was ready to improve on his season. Little did he know this was going to be the best night of his Pro career.

After qualifying 12^th fastest for the evening event, Kyle was placed in Heat 1. When the gate dropped for Heat 1, Kyle got a good start and settled in the 5^th position wire to wire.

Having a solid gate for the Main Event, Kyle was focused on getting a good start. When the gate dropped, Kyle grabbed a handful of throttle and challenged Wharton for the Holeshot. Kyle quickly got around Wharton as they battled for the first lap before Wharton used up all the real estate on the track forcing Kyle to go outside the tough blocks. Wharton and Kyle quickly pulled away from the pack as they settled in for the 15 lap Main Event. On lap 13, Musquin fought his way through the pack and challenged Kyle for the number 2 position. Kyle made a mistake and Musquin took advantage as Kyle gave up the position. With two laps to go, it appeared Kyle was looking at his first Pro career podium finish in 3^rd place. But in the final, Wharton mistimed the rhythm section and went down giving Kyle the number 2 position when the checkered flag dropped. With a 2^nd place finish, Kyle moved up to 5^th in the series championship points chase.

“This is such a great feeling”, said Kyle. “I have worked hard and will continue to put in the work. I want to thank my team and family for supporting me and can’t wait for Toronto.”

“We are very happy for Kyle”, said Al Albiker, Team Manager. “It was a great night for AG Motorsports and everyone involved with the team. The day started off with a lot of chasing the set up that we had and trying to make Kyle more comfortable with the bike and the track conditions. Each practice we kept tuning on it to make it better. Kyle did what he does best and got a great start to put him in a position to finish on the podium. I would like to thank everyone that supports us with the team and congratulate the entire Peters family on Kyle’s first, but not last podium finish.”

Be sure to follow Kyle on Twitter at; twitter.com/kylepetersmx and on Facebook at; facebook.com/kylepetersmx
For the latest news and information, visit the AG Motorsports team website at www.agmmx.com and join the team on Facebook at; facebook.com/agmmx

AG Motorsports would like to thank the following sponsors for their incredible support; Dragon Racing Fuels, Cernics KTM/Suzuki/Yamaha, Peters Auto Mall, FMF, Dunlop, University of Northwestern Ohio, Liquid Performance, NetEffect Technologies, AG Performance, Wiseco, Cometic Gaskets, Dubya, and Pit Posse.

Kyle would like to thank his sponsors for their continued support; Unit Clothing, One Industries, Bell Helmets, FMF, POD Knee Braces, ICW, EVS, DVS Shoes, 100% Goggles, Tag Metals, Sunline, Moto Tassinari, MTF, Pro Circuit, DT1 Air Filters, and C4mx.
About AG Motorsports
AG Motorsports is a professional Motocross race organization and has multiple teams that compete at all levels of AMA Motocross racing in the United States. With a strong focus on racing and marketing, AG Motorsports is dedicated to surrounding their teams with winners on and off the track. New technology, information, communication, and people are the key ingredients to a successful organization. AG Motorsports combines these core values to form synergy between the front office, their athletes, and marketing partners. For more information about AG Motorsports, visitwww.agmmx.com.

About Cernics KTM/Suzuki/Yamaha
Cernic’s is a multi-line motorcycle dealership with locations in Johnston, PA and Duncansville, PA. Check them out on the web at www.cernics.com for all your motorcycle needs.
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Bel-Ray Racers Score Top Results in Indianapolis Supercross

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Bel-Ray Racers Score Top Results

 

in Indianapolis Supercross

 

 

            FARMINGDALE, N.J. (March 18, 2013) ― Round 11 of the 2013 Monster Energy Supercross series took place on Saturday, March 16 in Indianapolis, Indiana for the Indianapolis Supercross. Bel-Ray-sponsored racers continued their positive results, with all four of Bel-Ray’s professional racers finishing inside the top 15.

Bel-Ray-sponsored Rockstar Racing team member Blake Wharton had an excellent beginning to his night of racing. He won his heat race and took the Nuclear Cowboyz holeshot at the start of the main event. Wharton rode a virtually flawless race for 14 laps of the 15-lap main event. A costly error in the whoop section put an end to Wharton’s excellent night. He lost his lead in a crash and got hung up on a tuff block, delaying his return to the race. A ninth-place finish at the checkered flag was his final result. He remains in third place in the series’ points standings.                   Wharton’s teammate Davi Millsaps rebounded on Saturday night from two off races with less-than-ideal results. Like Wharton, Millsaps took advantage of the power Bel-Ray lubricants provides to take the Nuclear Cowboyz holeshot at the beginning of the main event. In second early during the race, Millsaps fell back to third a couple of laps in. He held that position until the final lap, when a tip-over in a corner allowed James Stewart by for third and left Millsaps in fourth at the checkered flag. Millsaps remains in second in the series’ points standings.                   Bel-Ray-supported Team RCH member Broc Tickle started the main event at the opposite end from Millsaps. A first-turn incident broke his pinky finger and forced him to race through the field from the back of the pack. A methodical strategy allowed Tickle to work his way to an eventual 11th-place finish. With this finish, Tickle is in 10th place in the series’ points standings.                   Tickle’s teammate Josh Hill continued his successful return to supercross with a season’s-best 12th-place finish. Hill sat out the last two seasons with injuries and has been making positive strides each weekend this season.                   Both Rockstar Racing and RCH Racing teams rely on Bel-Ray lubricants to protect their machines and provide maximum power and protection of vital components.                   Bel-Ray® Works Thumper® Racing  Synthetic Ester 4T Engine Oil is one of the products chosen by the teams to keep their machines performing their best.

Bel-Ray® Works Thumper® Racing  Synthetic Ester 4T Engine Oil is a 4-stroke synthetic motorcycle racing oil that has been developed for full-works competition use and is designed to withstand extreme racing conditions. Full-synthetic ester-based oils withstand the highest temperatures and stresses,  providing the ultimate 4-stroke motorcycle oil. It meets API SM and JASO MA2 requirements and is suitable for air-cooled/liquid-cooled 4-stroke engines and wet clutches.   The Monster Energy Supercross series continues with round 12 on Saturday, March 23 at the Rogers Centre in Toronto, Canada.

                    To learn more about Bel-Ray specialty powersports lubricants, visit www.belray.com/powersports or call (732) 938-2421.

 

                    Follow Bel-Ray racers all season long at www.belray.com 

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Tyler Bowers Secures Third Consecutive AMSOIL Arenacross Title with Podium Finish in Denver

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Tyler Bowers Secures Third Consecutive
AMSOIL Arenacross Title with Podium Finish in Denver
Maxx Malatia Wins Western Regional Arenacross Lites Championship

Tyler Bowers Wins the 2013 AMSOIL Arenacross Class Championship - Photo by Shiftone Photography

DENVER (March 16, 2013) – The final night of AMSOIL Arenacross, featuring Ricky Carmichael’s Road to Supercross, was a true showdown of the season’s top riders in the battle to claim the 2013 title. With five-time Monster Energy Supercross Champion Ricky Carmichael watching on, Team Faith/FLY Racing KTM’s Jeff Gibson outlasted his closest rivals in the Race to the Championship to claim his second overall win of the season by sweeping the Main Events. However, with a solid pair of finishes of his own in the Main Events, Babbitt’s Monster Energy/AMSOIL Kawasaki presented by Maxxis rider Tyler Bowers relied on a third-place overall finish to claim his third consecutive Arenacross Class title and become the inaugural winner of the Race to the Championship. A champion was also crowned in the Western Regional Arenacross Lites Class, with BWRengines.com Honda’s Maxx Malatia capturing his first career title.
Saturday’s opening Arenacross Class Main Event on the final night of the season provided a glimpse of what Gibson had in store. The KTM rider needed to overcome a five-point deficit in the championship standings to overcome Bowers, and did all he could to give himself the best chance at stealing the title. Gibson grabbed the holeshot and proceeded to never give it up, leading all 12 laps. Behind Gibson, Bowers positioned himself in a podium spot in third and moved past Team Faith/FLY Racing KTM’s Kelly Smith, last night’s winner, for second early in the race. Bowers followed in second, putting the pressure on Gibson in the final Main Event, while Babbitt’s Monster Energy/AMSOIL Kawasaki’s Zach Ames finished third.
Carmichael had the privilege of selecting the inversion for the final Main Event of the 2013 season and for the second night in a row selected the full 16-rider inversion. This added to the dramatic final showdown between Gibson and Bowers.
As the gate dropped on the second Main Event, Fun Mart Cycle KTM’s Michael Willard positioned himself at the front of the field, while Gibson was inside the top five despite the last gate pick, just a few positions ahead of Ames. Bowers wasn’t far behind, but needed to make up ground on his closest title contender in order to maintain his points lead.
Gibson worked quickly on the riders in front of him and moved into second before the halfway point. Just a few laps later, he passed Willard for the lead. Ames followed him into second shortly thereafter. Bowers was successful in his climb through the field, but needed to make a last-lap pass on Willard in order to secure a spot on the podium.
In the end, Gibson’s perfect night and overall victory gave him the best shot at surpassing Bowers, but he ultimately fell just three points short of the title.
Earlier in the evening, Bowers provided an additional cushion to his points lead by winning the Head-to-Head Bracket Racing. He was awarded an additional championship point for his triumphant effort. That point proved to be a difference maker in the overall classification for the evening, helping Bowers finish second overall, just one point ahead of his teammate Ames in third.
Bowers completed the 2013 season with a class-leading 10 overall wins, including 20 Main Event victories. He became just the third rider in AMSOIL Arenacross history to claim three consecutive championships, joining Dennis Hawthorne and Buddy Antunez.

The Western Regional Arenacross Lites Class Championship also came to an end on Saturday night, with Malatia holding a six-point lead coming into the evening. Out of the gate, Letko KTM’s Tanner Moore grabbed the holeshot and never looked back, leading wire-to-wire in the 18-lap Main Event.

Malatia, who won on Friday night, asserted himself into second and stayed there throughout the remainder of the race, while a battle ensued for third between Moto Adventure Kawasaki’s Travis Bannister and All-Terrain Motorsports Kawasaki’s Cody Church.

Moore won by almost 10 seconds, while Malatia secured the title with a runner-up result. Bannister outlasted Church to finish on the podium again in front of his hometown crowd.

In the end, Malatia won the Western Regional Championship by 19 points, taking advantage of tough nights by his title contenders.

Broadcast coverage of tonight’s action can be seen exclusively on SPEED on Sunday, March 17, at 12:30 p.m. ET.
Arenacross Class Results – Main Event 1

1. Jeff Gibson, Pataskala, Ohio, KTM
2. Tyler Bowers, Danville, Ky., Kawasaki
3. Zach Ames, Prospect, Ohio, Kawasaki
4. Kelly Smith, Ludington, Mich., KTM
5. Michael McDade, Edinburg, Pa., Kawasaki
6. Nathan Skaggs, Chillicothe, Ohio, KTM
7. Willy Browning, Pleasantville, Ohio, KTM
8. Daniel Blair, Lodi, Calif., Suzuki
9. Dave Ginolfi, Budd Lake, N.J., KTM
10. Chad Cook, Oklahoma City, Okla., Kawasaki

Arenacross Class Results – Main Event 2

1. Jeff Gibson, Pataskala, Ohio, KTM
2. Zach Ames, Prospect, Ohio, Kawasaki
3. Tyler Bowers, Danville, Ky., Kawasaki
4. Michael Willard, Newark, Ohio, KTM
5. Willy Browning, Pleasantville, Ohio, KTM
6. Michael McDade, Edinburg, Pa., Kawasaki
7. Kelly Smith, Ludington, Mich., KTM
8. Nathan Skaggs, Chillicothe, Ohio, KTM
9. Tanner Moore, Auburn, Kan., KTM
10. Daniel Blair, Lodi, Calif., Suzuki

Arenacross Class Overall (Main Event Finishes)

1. Jeff Gibson, Pataskala, Ohio, KTM (1-1)
2. Tyler Bowers, Danville, Ky., Kawasaki (2-3)
3. Zach Ames, Prospect, Ohio, Kawasaki (3-2)
4. Michael McDade, Edinburg, Pa., Kawasaki (5-6)
5. Kelly Smith, Ludington, Mich., KTM (4-7)
6. Willy Browning, Pleasantville, Ohio, KTM (7-5)
7. Nathan Skaggs, Chillicothe, Ohio, KTM (6-8)
8. Michael Willard, Newark, Ohio, KTM (12-4)
9. Daniel Blair, Lodi, Calif., Suzuki (8-10)
10. Tanner Moore, Auburn, Kan., KTM (11-9)

Arenacross Lites Class Results

1. Tanner Moore, Auburn, Kan., KTM
2. Maxx Malatia, Itasca, Ill., Honda
3. Travis Bannister, Greeley, Colo., Kawasaki
4. Cody Church, Grand Junction, Colo., Kawasaki
5. Scott Zont, Algonquin, Ill., KTM
6. Bryce Stewart, Canyon Lake, Calif., Yamaha
7. Michael Lang, Saugerties, N.Y., Honda
8. Jacob Knable, North Chesterfield, Va., Kawasaki
9. Brian Alquist, LaGrange, Calif., Kawasaki
10. Brian Burns, San Clemente, Calif., Honda

Final Arenacross Class Race to the Championship Standings (After Race 5 of 5)

1. Tyler Bowers, Danville, Ky., Kawasaki – 146
2. Jeff Gibson, Pataskala, Ohio, KTM – 143
3. Zach Ames, Prospect, Ohio, Kawasaki – 135
4. Michael McDade, Edinburg, Pa., Kawasaki – 112
5. Kelly Smith, Ludington, Mich., KTM – 108
6. Willy Browning, Pleasantville, Ohio, KTM – 98
7. Daniel Blair, Lodi, Calif., Suzuki – 88
8. Nathan Skaggs, Chillicothe, Ohio, KTM – 85
9. Dave Ginolfi, Budd Lake, N.J., KTM – 82
10. Gared Steinke, Woodland, Calif., Kawasaki – 69

Final Arenacross Class Points (After Race 16 of 16)

1. Kyle White, Freeport, Ill., Honda – 167
2. Steven Mages, Sardinia, Ohio, KTM – 156
3. Michael Willard, Newark, Ohio, KTM – 137
4. Tyler Villopoto, Murrieta, Calif., Kawasaki – 85
5. Robby Marshall, Stow, Mass., KTM – 78
6. Michael Lang, Saugerties, N.Y., Honda – 62
7. Maxx Malatia, Itasca, Ill., Honda – 51
8. Steve Roman, Apollo, Pa., Suzuki – 46
9. Cory Green, Nowata, Okla., Suzuki – 41
10. Chad Cook, Oklahoma City, Okla., Kawasaki – 41

Final Western Regional Arenacross Lites Class Points (After Race 8 of

1. Maxx Malatia, Itasca, Ill., Honda – 106
2. Kyle White, Freeport, Ill., Honda – 87
3. Michael Lang, Saugerties, N.Y., Honda – 86
4. Tanner Moore, Auburn, Kan., KTM – 81
5. Tyler Villopoto, Murrieta, Calif., Kawasaki – 69
6. Steven Mages, Sardinia, Ohio, KTM – 56
7. Brandon Glenn, Mesquite, Texas, Kawasaki – 47
8. Devin Reed, Indianola, Iowa, Honda – 36
9. Brian Alquist, LaGrange, Calif., Kawasaki – 33
10. Travis Merrill, Fowler, Ill., KTM – 30

Live timing and scoring from each round of the AMSOIL Arenacross season returns for the 2013 season! To follow the intense racing action live, log onto www.Arenacross.com .
For more information on the 2013 AMSOIL Arenacross season, log on to www.Arenacross.com . For all media requests, please contact Brandon Short brandon@nextlevelsportsinc.com or 949-365-5750.
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About AMSOIL Arenacross
AMSOIL Arenacross is sanctioned by the American Motorcyclist Association. The AMA sanctions more amateur motorsports events than any other organization, as well as Monster Energy AMA Supercross, an FIM World Championship. For more information about AMA-sanctioned competition events, see www.americanmotorcyclist.com/racing.
About Feld Motor Sports^®
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MotoSport.com Joins John Natalie, Jr. to Launch 2013 AMA ATV Motocross Championship Charge

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MotoSport.com Joins John Natalie, Jr. to Launch 2013 AMA ATV Motocross Championship Charge

TUALATIN, OR (March 14, 2013) MotoSport.com and AMA ATV MX Champion John Natalie, Jr., join teams  to tackle the fierce challenge of racing in the 2013 Mountain Dew AMA Pro Racing ATV MX National Championship series. The MotoSport.com/Motoworks/DWT racing team is ready to contest all rounds of the series with only one goal – the 2013 Championship.

MotoSport.com is a long-time supporter of ATV racing and stood behind many impressive and hard working riders over the years. We’re always looking out for good opportunities to continue this effort.  John Natalie, Jr.’s involvement with ATV racing spans more than 20 years. His dedication is without question as he’s won countless races including several Championships. His 2012 team is dissolved but his passion for racing remains unquenched. He wants to be back on the track this year.

It should then come as no surprise: Introducing the MotoSport.com/Motoworks/DWT ATV MX Racing Team.

Fielded by Team MotoSport.com/Motoworks/DWT and piloting a Honda TRX450R, Natalie’s involvement in all 10 rounds of the series  encompasses events in the Eastern and Mid-Western U.S, starting on March 23 at Aonia Pass MX Park in Washington, Georgia. Throughout the season, the team may add racers currently under the tutelage of Natalie at select events, dependent on conditions. Make no mistake, Natalie is the star of this show and we will work hard to keep him at the front all year.

“It’s great to have MotoSport.com on board for 2013!” exclaimed Natalie.  “We’ve worked well with them before. ATV racing is expensive, and there is no factory support and few sponsors, so it is good that MotoSport cares about ATV racing and the people who do it, and supports them like no other. With them, we know we have a friend behind us in our efforts who will be there when we need them. We are looking forward to bigger and better things and we hope to bring more recognition to MotoSport and that they will do the same for our team.”

Bill Butcher, founder and CEO of MotoSport.com, said, “We have long been proud to be a part of ATV racing, and we are very happy to have joined with a professional racer who has had great success in the sport and who brings with him a strong desire to win races. Everyone sees that in John Natalie, and the 2013 ATV MX Championship will be far more thrilling with him in it and especially with him on our team.”

Dee Manshack, a longtime friend, mechanic and engine builder for Natalie, is pit support. He also owns and operates Rage ATV Racing. Fred Reiser, a skilled mechanic and good friend, handles the wrench.

The team is set, the business is done, and the crew is in place. The MotoSport.com/Motoworks/DWT race team is ready to go. Seeing is believing, so tune in to the 2013 Mountain Dew AMA ATV MX National Championship and cheer for John Natalie, Jr. MotoSport.com certainly will!

About MotoSport.com

Bull Butcher started MotoSport.com after racing in the 1970s and 1980s and being unable to find a place with an expansive supply of parts and accessories without the hassles and limitations of a dealership.

Today, MotoSport is an industry leader focused on providing customers with parts they need, when they need them. We are one of the fastest growing retailers of power sports apparel, parts and accessories on the Internet. From the starting line to the checkered flag, MotoSport.com is dedicated to provide the best experience, anytime, anywhere. Check us out online at MotoSport.com or call 1-888-676-8853 and join the best customers in the industry.

John Natalie, Jr. and MotoSport.com would both like to thank all sponsors of the 2013 MotoSport.com/Motoworks/DWT team: Motoworks Exhaust, DWT Racing, Rage ATV Racing, Root River Racing, Custom Axis Racing Shocks, ATV Four Play, Streamline Performance Braking, Redline Performance Machines (RPM), FTR Powersports Graphics, Honda East Toledo, Precision Racing Products, Pro Armor, Hinson Clutch Components, and Krause Racing’s Sidewinder Products.

Contact:

Andrew Tuttle

Andrew.Tuttle@motosport.com

7655 SW Mohawk St.

Tualatin, OR 97062

503-783-5734

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Dubya USA Signs Josh Strang

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Orange, Calif. - Dubya USA has announced their agreement to support Australian off-road racer and 2010 Grand National Cross Country Champion Josh Strang to compete in the 2013 AMSOIL GNCC Championship.

“I’m excited to be partnered with Dubya for 2013,” said Strang. “Most of the top motocross and supercross riders and teams use them for wheels so I’m pumped to represent them in off-road racing.”

Dubya will be providing Strang with wheelsets that utilize some of their strongest components to endure the hours of punishment a GNCC race will put both rider and machine through. Each wheelset will feature a Kite billet aluminum hub that has been laced to one of D.I.D’s ultra-strong ST-X rims by one of Dubya’s experienced wheel builders.

Strang has kicked off the 2013 championship with a podium finish, placing third at the season opening round in River Ranch, Florida, and looks to continue and improve on that success throughout the season. The next round of the 2013 GNCC Championship will take place Saturday, March 16 at the Aonia Pass Motocross Park in Washington, Georgia. To learn more about the 2013 GNCC Championship, visit their website at www.gnccracing.com.

For more information about Dubya USA and its products, visit their website at www.dubyausa.com. You can also take advantage of fan-only specials and giveaways by liking them on facebook at www.facebook.com/dubyausa, or following @dubyausa on twitter and instagram.
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Motorsport Products Chosen by HRT Honda

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ATWOOD, Calif. -- Motorsport Products is proud to announce that it been chosen by the HRT race team to be its exclusive supplier of bike stands and related products for veteran rider Jimmy Albertson, as well as upcoming stars Austin Politelli and JJ Pauk, in the Monster Energy AMA Supercross series.

The team is relying on Motorsport's sturdy Pro MX Hydraulic Scissor Lift and Aluminum Pro Panel Motorcycle Stand. The Pro MX Hydraulic Scissor Lift elevates and lowers bikes with a tap of the toe to bring them up and down to ideal work heights between 14 and 33 inches. Its beefy steel frame handles up to 300 pounds and its high-tension springs latch on to footpegs for rock-steady security.

A perfect platform for easy, secure bike cleaning, maintenance, storage and transport, the Pro Panel Stand is crafted from 1-inch diameter aluminum tubing and is available in seven colors. Its detachable tool tray, 3-quart oil drain tub and side panels to display sponsors' stickers set it apart from the crowd.

HRT team owner Todd Hansen expressed his confidence: "From the beginning with my program, we set forward to surround ourselves with the best-performing products in the industry. There is no doubt in my mind that Motorsport Products was the right choice of stands for HRT."
"We sponsored Albertson during his amateur career and are glad to have him back," said Motorsport Products General Manager Brian Fry. "Politelli has been a Motorsport Products team rider from the time he started riding 65s in 2002. He's made a huge leap into the pro ranks and we're really proud of him. As for HRT, I've been impressed with the entire team's hard-charging professionalism on and off the track. It's great to be part of the race effort."
Motorsport Products is a leading manufacturer of aluminum, steel, plastic and rubber components for powersports vehicles. The company specializes in stands, lifts, ramps, nerf bars, bumpers, skid plates and other accessories for the dirt, ATV and street markets. Designed, engineered and tested in the USA, all Motorsport Products parts are backed by a lifetime warranty and can be found at more than 12,000 retailers worldwide.

For more information about the company's innovative designs, visit MotorsportProducts.com or call 800-344-9745.

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Cobra RCSX Report

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DAYTONA BEACH, Fla., – What a weekend for Cobra Moto families down at Florida’s Daytona International Speedway as they got to kick off the popular “Bike Week” festivities in a big way, checking out the world’s top supercross racers at round ten of Monster Energy Supercross, then getting to race the same track the following two days on the infield of the hallowed motorsport grounds for the Monster Energy Ricky Carmichael Daytona Amateur Supercross Championship.
Leading Cobra with a dominating performance in the premier 50cc Sr. class was New York’s Reed Cooper. The Cobra Moto National Team member, who was the runner-up last year at Loretta Lynn’s, won his main event qualifier, and then cruised to a victory in the class. Reed would be joined on the podium by a fast newcomer to the Cobra Moto program, at least on American soil, as Venezuela’s Jaquel Gonzales would place 3rd. Noteworthy is the fact that Jaquel’s father, Jaquel Sr., is Venezuela’s leading Cobra dealer and will be racing at this weekend’s Daytona AMA Superbike event.
With a strong presence in the pits at the Monster Energy Ricky Carmichael Daytona Amateur Supercross Championship, Cobra Moto and President Sean Hilbert were very pleased with the how things turned out over the weekend.
“The Monster Energy Ricky Carmichael Daytona Amateur Supercross Championship was more than an event … it was an experience,” said Hilbert. “And that’s key to the future of amateur MX. Having the pro race on Saturday so all the amateurs can be there to watch, then helping kick off Bike Week themselves by racing the same track as the pros and hanging out with Ricky Carmichael for two days … it was a really, really well done event.”

Up next for Cobra: The 37th annual One Industries GNC International Grand National Motocross Final, presented by FMF, at Texas’ Oak Hill Raceway, March 13-17.
Don’t forget your entry for the “Cobra Tales” video contest. For official Contest Rules, Submission Guidelines and Contest Eligibility link to our website at: http://www.cobramotorcycle.com/v2_2013videocontest.asp

 

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MX Sports Pro Racing Congratulates Kevin Windham On Successful Career

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MORGANTOWN, W. Va. (January 21, 2013) – MX Sports Pro Racing and all event Promoters of the Lucas Oil Pro Motocross Championship, sanctioned by AMA Pro Racing, wish to congratulate Kevin Windham on his decision to retire. Windham announced his retirement during opening ceremonies of the Anaheim Supercross on Saturday night at Angel Stadium in Anaheim, Calif. The GEICO Honda rider made the decision to call time on his career after meeting with family, friends and his team.
Windham, 34 years, has been racing at the highest levels of the sport since 1994, when the mini-cycle prodigy turned pro after winning eight titles at Loretta Lynn's AMA Amateur National Motocross Championships. His professional career
"Without a doubt Kevin Windham will be remembered as one of the most popular athletes the sport has ever known," said MX Sports Pro Racing President, Davey Coombs. "He was not only an exceptional rider, but a great role model who was always generous with his time and the fans. He has provided countless great races and memories, as well as nearly forty career wins. By any measure, he was one of American motocross racing's greatest heroes. We have know Kevin since he first came to Loretta Lynn's on a 65cc mini-cycle back in 1988, and it has been our pleasure to see him enjoy such a long and illustrious career. We truly appreciate his efforts, both on the race track as a competitor and off the track as a wonderful ambassador for the sport."
Windham won his first AMA Pro Motocross National on May 12, 1996, at Glen Helen Raceway in San Bernardino, Calif. His last win came on September 4, 2010, at Steel City Raceway. The time between Windham's first National win and last win marks the longest gap in Pro Motocross history.
To see all of Windham's results in both motocross and supercross, visit the Racer X Online Vault: http://vault.racerxonline.com/rider/kevin-windham/races
Windham's amateur stats from the Loretta Lynn's AMA Amateur National Motocross Championship can be found here: http://llvault.racerxonline.com/rider/kevin-windham/races
The 2013 Lucas Oil Pro Motocross Championship kicks off on May 18 with the Red Bull Hangtown Motocross Classic outside of Sacramento, Calif. Tickets for all rounds of the 2013 Lucas Oil Pro Motocross Championship can be found at AlliSports.com/motocross.
For additional information on the series, please visit AlliSports.com and follow us on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram for exclusive content and the latest Lucas Oil Pro Motocross Championship news.

MX Sports Pro RacingMX Sports Pro Racing manages and produces the world's most prestigious professional motocross series - the Lucas Oil Pro Motocross Championship, sanctioned by AMA Pro Racing. The industry leader in off road power sport event production and management, its mission is to showcase the sport of professional motocross competition at events throughout the United States. Through its various racing properties, partnerships and affiliates, MX Sports Pro Racing organizes events for thousands of action sports athletes each year and attracts millions of motorsports spectators. Visit www.mxsportsproracing.com.
Alli SportsAlli Sports, is an action sports lifestyle brand whose mission is to connect fans with athletes and brands through best in class events, media, and authentic branded products. Alli Sports includes: the Dew Tour, Lucas Oil Pro Motocross Championship and the Red Bull Signature Series; Alli Media, which creates, produces, and distributes original content; and Alli Enterprises which includes a partnership with actions sports retailer Dogfunk.com. Alli Sports is a division of the NBC Sports Group. More information can be found at www.allisports.com.
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AMA Pro Racing is the premier professional motorcycle racing sanctioning body in the United States, operating a full schedule of events and championships for a variety of motorcycle disciplines. From its Daytona Beach headquarters, the organization sanctions professional motorcycle racing competition, which includes, AMA Pro Motocross, AMA Pro Road Racing, and AMA Pro Flat Track. Visit www.amaproracing.com.
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When the Comcast-NBCUniversal transaction was completed in January of 2011, the sports assets of the two companies combined to form NBC Sports Group, which serves sports fans 24/7 with premier live events, insightful studio shows, and compelling original programming. The sports media compan consists of a unqie array of broadcast television, cable television, radio and digital sports assets, including NBC Sports, NBC Olympics, NBC Sports Network, Golf Channel, 11 NBC Sports Regional Networks, NBC Sports Radio and all of their respective digital properties. The NBC Sports Group possesses an unparalleled collection of television rights agreements, partnering with some of the most prestigious sports properties in the world: the International Olympic Committee and United States Olympic Committee, the NFL, NHL, PGA TOUR, PGA of America, USGA, Churchil Downs, Premier League, MLS, Tour de France, French Open, Formula One, Indy Carl, Lucas Oil Pro Motocross Championship and many more.
Lucas Oil Products 
Lucas Oil is a worldwide leader in the production of oils, lubricants and additives. Based in Corona, Calif., Lucas Oil Products is one of the fastest-growing additive lines in the consumer automotive industry, featuring a premium line of oils, lubricants and problem-solving performance additives. Through innovative product research and development, along with aggressive marketing programs, Lucas Oil Products has established itself as the top-selling additive line in the American truck-stop industry.  Lucas Oil is involved in an array of motorsports sponsorships, including the "Official Motor Oil of the Pro Motocross Championship." Visit www.LucasOil.com.
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Nick Wey Signs with tyme agency

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Nick Wey Signs with tyme agency

tyme agency is pleased to announce the addition of Nick Wey to its athlete roster. The motocross/supercross star athlete joins the tyme family to build his movement and the growth of his team, the Mafia Moto Crew. Wey and the Mafia Moto Crew will benefit from tyme’s uniquely-tailored representation and consulting package.
A motocross star since ’97, and a repeat supercross Top Privateer, Wey has cemented his position as one of the most consistent and successful riders in the sport.
Wey suffered a serious back injury last season. But he’s made a full recovery, and he’s riding and training in preparation for the MX Nationals this year.
"Not everybody buys a freightliner when there on the couch with a broken back,” said Wey, “but my commitment is stronger than ever to be back up front battling with the factory riders.”
About tyme: tyme is a boutique sports marketing agency, offering customized consulting packages tailored to fit any brand, team or athlete. Built on sixteen years of sales, marketing and consulting experience, tyme specializes in athlete/team representation, loyalty program management, business consulting and social media strategy. The game is different now. The business has changed. The plight of emerging brands, teams and athletes is more expansive and complicated than ever before. tyme can help.
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MotoConcepts Racing: St. Louis SX Report

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MotoConcepts Racing:  St. Louis SX Report

SPOKANE, WA (March 4, 2013) - MotoConcepts Racing by Smartop riders Gavin Faith (#67 MCR250) and Mike Alessi (#800 MCR450) continued their string of impressive rides this past weekend at the St. Louis Supercross.  

Gavin Faith’s race strategy took an unexpected turn when he went down in his heat race and, despite coming up just short on a valiant pass attempt, was unable to automatically qualify for the Main.  With the pressure of the LCQ firmly on his shoulders, Gavin put in a strong ride to finish in the second spot and, though later than planned, transferred into the Main event.

With the last pick on the gate, Faith made a smart move cutting inside on the first turn and was mid-pack after the first lap.  As one of the top riders in the class, Gavin worked his way forward and was inside the top 6 at the half-way point.  Unfortunately, Gavin would hit the deck again in St. Louis and relinquish a possible podium finish. He remounted and would end the night in the 11th position overall.

In the first 450 Heat race, MCR rider Mike Alessi raced to an uneventful yet solid ride to transfer directly to the Main.  Alessi completed the first lap in the 5th position and remained there for the 8-lap race to finish in the 5th spot.  

When the gate dropped for the 450 Main it was a scene most fans have seen many times before; Alessi rocketing out to the front with another patented Nuclear Cowboyz® Holeshot award.   Alessi was in a great spot and laying down fast laps until the red flag stopped the race in order for the medical team to assist a fallen rider.  

For the first-time in the veterans career, Mike Alessi lined up in the staggered start formation for the restart.  While a holeshot in the staggered start would be impossible, Alessi managed to move his way past a few riders and get up front with the leaders.  On lap 14,  Factory Honda’s Trey Canard moved up a position and was behind Mike Alessi.  A great race ensued between to the two riders and for 5 laps Alessi held off the charge of the Anaheim 1 runner up to finish a solid 7th overall.   

With strong rides by both riders the past few weeks, the Supercross series moves to Daytona Beach, Florida with its unique, outdoor-style, SX layout and MotoConcepts Racing is confident its best results of the season are within reach.  

We wish to thank our sponsors including Smartop, JT Racing, FMF, Silkolene, Ohlins Suspension, MotoGraphics, EverRev, Moto Tassinari, Pro Taper, Shoei, Alpinestars, NorthWest Steel Fab, Boyesen, Dunlop, UFO, CV4, Leo Vince Carbon Products, Peg Armor, VP Fuels, Guts, KSR Wheels, DT1, MotoOptics, Works Connection, All Balls, Galfer, Supersprox, Excel, Hinson, and Victorville MC Center.

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MXPTV Live at RCSX

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CLAYTON, DE - MXPTV (Moto Xposure TV) is making its 4th visit to the Ricky Carmichael Daytona Amateur Supercross Championship on March 10-11 and for 2013, we are going live for the first time ever and we’re doing it right at the world center of racing from the infield at Daytona International Speedway. MXPTV will be producing a live race show recapping the event’s highlights on Sunday night, March 10th at 8pm ET.  This marks not just a first for the Ricky Carmichael Daytona Amateur Supercross Championship to offer live streaming from the event but this will be the first event in the sport of motocross to be streamed live on YouTube, the world’s largest online video platform.

MXPTV’s race show from Daytona will be hosted by Racer X’s Jason Weigandt and feature interviews with Ricky Carmichael and a number of top amateur riders from the first day of racing action.  It will be a 30 minute show showcasing the Daytona experience including the amateurs checking out Saturday’s night Daytona Supercross by Honda, an on-board look of the Daytona track, and much more from what every amateur rider gets to experience at one of the world’s most renowned racing facilities.

The race show will air live on MXPTV.com through YouTube on Sunday night, March 10th at 8PM ET and will be archived shortly after the completion of the show for on-demand viewing.

MXPTV’s Ricky Carmichael Daytona Amateur Supercross Championship race show wouldn’t be possible without the support of its sponsors: Dubya USA, MotoSport, Unleashed Motorsports, Impulse Design Company, Boyesen, and Holeshot Graphics.  Stay tuned during the show as Boyesen will be giving away its RadValve and Supercooler products during the live show and don’t walk out on the commercials!  Brand new, never before seen commercials will be playing live from Daytona.  Make sure you support those who support our sport!    
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