Cooper Webb is the AMA Youth Motocrosser of the Year

Courtesy of American Honda
Torrance, CA: American Honda Motor Company’s Powersports Division announced today that Cooper Webb, a 14-year-old Honda rider, has been awarded the AMA Youth Motocrosser of the Year Award. Once a year, this honor is granted to the top youth competitor who not only demonstrates an ability to perform on the track, but is also judged to be a role model among his young peers. Cooper has repeatedly proven that he meets all these requirements and so he was selected to receive this prestigious award.

Keith Dowdle, Assistant Manager HRCA, said, "Cooper has been a part of the American Honda/Red Bull JAMS program for four years and during that time he has proven to be a talent both on and off the track. Cooper has appeared in several American Honda advertisements and in a number of our dealer convention videos. He is well spoken and does a great job of promoting our CRF150R product line. Manufacturers want riders who are not just fast on the track but can also communicate well regarding the product line, and Cooper is great in both roles. We are very proud of him and we are thrilled that the AMA has recognized him for his skills on and off the track."

Hailing from Newport, N.C., Webb has been racing a Honda Red Bull Racing CRF150R in 2010, and has earned more than 40 national championship plus other accolades since he began his racing career 10 years ago.

For more information, contact: American Honda Motor Co., Inc. (310) 783-3745.

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Von Zipper Grabs 6 at Loretta Lynns

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(Irvine, CA) VonZipper claimed 6 championships on the week crushing last years total of two. To add to the 6 championships, VonZipper had three runner up’s and four 3rd place results for a total of 13 podium finishes.
In the A class #33 Gannon Audette won 4 out of his 6 moto’s. Audette won 450 A ProSport and finished 2nd in 250 A. Also in the 250 A class VZ had Justin Starling in 6th, Cole Martinez in 7th, A.J. Catanzaro in 9th, and Jake Loberg in 10th. That’s half of the top ten in the A class!!!

In the B class VonZipper had the podium on lock down. Brad Frace won 250 B stock with VZ teammate Kyle Peters in 2nd. Then in 250 B modified VonZipper went 2, 3, 4 with Kyle Peters, Jessy Nelson, and Brad Frace collecting medals all week.

The little ladies of VZ won both championships for the week. Amanda Maheu won Girls (12-15) and Alexah Person won Women (14+) while Jenn Burton won moto one but crashed out of moto two ending her chances at a championship.
The little groms of VZ held it down with 7 top tens. Nick Gaines almost won his last moto of the week and finished 3rd in Supermini (12-15) then 4th in Supermini (13-16). The littlest grom on the VZ team, Gage Linville dominated the 51 (4-6) stock class winning every moto and the championship.

Top Ten Finishes
Mitch Alcorn   Matt Bisceglia
Vann Martin   Jimmy Evans
Shane Durham   Drew Drennan
Kade Walker   Dylan Slusser
Keith Tucker   Dustin Pipes
Andrew Pierce   David Buller
Chase Sexton   Jace Kessler
Jake Loberg   Tommy Maxey
A. J Catanzaro   Chad Scogins
Cole Martinez   Brady Kiesel
Justin Starling   Grant Ransdell

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VonZipper is in the business of promoting lifestyle and personality in the form of quality sunglasses, goggles, soft goods and accessories. Our message is a positive manifesto to the alternative mindset, where it is your God given right to scream your individuality at the top of your lungs. With our unique mix of products, advertising, personalities and relationships, we are here to spread the gospel of the good life.
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Loretta Lynn's Wrap Up

Courtesy of MX Sports
MORGANTOWN, W.Va. - The 29th Annual AMA Amateur National Motocross Championship presented by AMSOIL came to a close on Saturday afternoon at Loretta Lynn Ranch in Hurricane Mills, Tenn. After a solid week of racing, 35 class champions were crowned. They emerged victorious from 1,406 finalists, who in turn had emerged from an initial qualifying field of more than 20,000 amateur motocross athletes. Each championship class ran three long motos-some in scorching heat, others in muddy conditions-on a rough and complicated ranch track that is off-limits for motocross riders the other 51 weeks of the year.

The AMA Amateur National Motocross Championship finals have been organized since their 1982 founding by MX Sports. A list of past champions includes such superstars as Ricky Carmichael, Jeremy McGrath, Travis Pastrana, James Stewart, Kevin Windham, Ryan Dungey, and more.

Earning the 450 A class title along with the AMA's prestigious Horizon Award was Team Green Kawasaki rider Jason Anderson. The New Mexico-based rider won four of his six motos during the week; a DNF in the 250 A/Pro Sport class after winning the first two motos likely cost him the title there. That victory instead went to his teammate Zack Freeberg, leaving Anderson with one last chance to take a title in the 450 A class. After starting the moto with an astonishing three crashes on the first lap, Anderson settled down and worked his way up from last to fifth to clinch the championship.


The two other A-class winners were Rockstar Suzuki teammates Gannon Audette and Ian Trettel. Audette, a Minnesota native who is now based in Cairo, Ga., topped the 450 A/Pro Sport division with a three-moto sweep, while the Florida-based Trettel topped the 250 A class with 2-1-1 moto scores. Winning the last two motos, Trettel topped Audette-the first-moto winner here-both times to take a title of his own.

As a testament to the competitiveness of the field, only two riders managed to take a pair of class wins: Team Green Kawasaki rider Justin Bogle (450 B Stock and 250 B Modified) and Suzuki rider Austin Forkner (85cc 9-11 Stock and Mod). Bogle, who hails from Oklahoma, was the only rider all week to go undefeated, sweeping all three motos in both of his classes and setting himself up as a top prospect in 2011.

Other B-class champions included California's Chris Plouffe (450 B Modified), Texan Brad Frace (250 B Stock) and another Californian, Tyler Bereman, in the College-Age (17-24) group. And in one of the best stories of the week, Vet +30 B/C rider David Jones took the title on a 2004 Kawasaki KX125 two-stroke motorcycle.

The AMA Vet Rider of the Year Award went to Massachusetts' Keith Johnson, who topped Kevin Walker to take the Vet +35 title. Walker in turn took his record-extending fourteenth Loretta Lynn's title in the Senior +40 class, as the Tennessean topped California's Doug Dubach. Dubach himself responded with the Senior +45 title on his DRD-backed Yamaha. The winner of the Masters +50 class was Monster Energy Kawasaki-backed Matt Tedder, the father of four young riders, two of whom are currently on the Lucas Oil AMA Pro Motocross Championship tour.


The minicycle divisions featured many interesting storylines. There was North Carolinian Cooper Webb's rise to the top on the Joe Gibbs Racing-powered Honda Red Bull Racing CRF150, giving the four-stroke a win in the highly competitive SuperMini 1 class-this after losing the SuperMini 2 class title with a last-lap gaffe that opened the door for the very fast Jace Owen to snatch up the title on his Rockstar Suzuki. There was also the emergence of Vermont's Dakota Alix to the national stage in the SuperMini classes, as well as the lost week of heavily-favored Adam Cianciarulo, who suffered crashes and DNFs on his Monster Energy Kawasakis and did not take a single moto win on the week.



In other 85cc racing, West Virginia's Steven Gretchen topped the 85cc (12-14) class on his American Suzuki-backed RM80, and Oregon's Christopher Allredge raced his Yamaha to the 85cc (12-14) Stock championship.

In the Women's classes, California's Alexah Pearson took home the title in the big-bike class, while Utah's Amanda Maheu topped the minicycle division.

Photos are available upon request by emailing MX Sports Media Coordinator Brandon Short at Brandon@mxsports.com.

For video recaps of the entire week of action from Loretta Lynn's, head over to MotorcycleUSA.com to watch the daily episodes of MX Sports Center, hosted by Jason Weigandt and Kevin Kelly.

For complete results, including the Junior minicycle and other amateur results, or for more information about dates and how to qualify for next year's event at Loretta Lynn's log on to www.mxsports.com.

AMA Amateur National Motocross Championships
Produced by MX Sports, Inc., the AMA National Motocross Championships is the world's largest amateur motocross race. Hosted annually since 1982 at the home of country music star Loretta Lynn in Hurricane Mills, Tenn., the event is the premier amateur motocross race in the world. Approximately 25,000 racers attempt to qualify in 33 classes for the 1,386 available gates at the finals. The National event, christened "The World's Greatest Motocross Vacation", is held the first week of August annually. As proof of the significance of winning an AMA Amateur National Championship title, most of today's top motocross and Supercross stars, including Ricky Carmichael, James Stewart, and Ryan Villopoto, won championships at Loretta Lynn's. For more information, please visit www.mxsports.com.

About MX Sports
MX Sports, Inc. is a Morgantown, West Virginia-based motocross production company. The group coordinates the AMA Amateur National Motocross Championships, which includes a national qualifying program consisting of 52 Area Qualifying races held annually from February through May and 12 Regional Championship races conducted in June at select motocross facilities across the country. Less than five percent of the Area Qualifier entries actually qualify for the national championship event, held during the first week of August at the home of country music star Loretta Lynn in Hurricane Mills, Tenn. For more information, please visit www.mxsports.com.

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METAL + MOTOCROSS + MAYHEM = RED BULL METALLICROSS

Courtesy of Red Bull

METAL + MOTOCROSS + MAYHEM = RED BULL METALLICROSS
Melting Pot of Motocross to Feature Post-Apocalyptic “dream track” designed by
James Stewart, Travis Pastrana, Ronnie Renner, David Knight and Geoff Aaron

Los Angeles, CA – August 10, 2010 – This October, the stars will align to create one of most unique and challenging tracks motocross has ever seen. Five of the world's best motocross athletes will come together to design and build a "dream track" blending several two-wheel off-road disciplines. The athletes - James Stewart, Travis Pastrana, Ronnie Renner, David Knight and Geoff Aaron - will bring to life a track that unites design elements from supercross, motocross, endurocross, freestyle and trials. Each of the five riders will contribute a portion to the total design, and the result will be a mash-up of everything they’ve always wanted to put into a race track, but were never allowed to do. This motocross melting pot will be known as Red Bull Metallicross, and will be held at the venerable Pala Raceway on Saturday, October 23.

With some of the best talent in motocross serving as designers, the track will definitely be revolutionary, but it will also have a theme to bump the excitement up a few more notches. As Red Bull Metallicross implies, it will not only feature top-level motocross action, but “metal” music as well. Rock and metal bands will perform on the track in-between each round of racing, and the event will culminate with a special performance by a top heavy metal group.

Red Bull Metallicross is open to pros and amateurs alike, but the track will not be for the faint of heart. The track will be as unforgiving as it will be revolutionary, and will feature: a nearly two story drop into the first turn; a 12-foot-high step-up; dirt-to-concrete whoops; a creek crossing; stretches of sand; a stair set made of railroad ties; explosions and geysers of flame. The racing format will also add some new wrinkles and twists to traditional racing. There will be several heat races, a last chance qualifier and wildcard elements that will keep the fans riveted to the action on the track and give every rider a true chance to prove themselves.

“When I was approached to help design a section of the Red Bull Metallicross track, I jumped all over it,” said Stewart. “I have always had some pretty crazy thoughts about obstacles and elements to a track. Now with this special event it gives me the blank canvas I need to put these crazy elements together. You can look forward to some wild stuff that will take each athlete's absolute best to navigate and survive.”

“Metallicross is going to be the raddest event ever. I'm pumped to be a part of something so revolutionary to the sport,” said Renner. “We have a chance to help design our own real life video game…this event is going to be all-time!”

Aspiring racers will have the chance to earn a spot in the main event during one of two regional qualifier events. The top 10 riders from each qualifier will move on and pit themselves against some of the best professionals in the world at the Red Bull Metallicross main event. Qualifiers will take place at the following locations:

September 25: E-Street MX, Riverfront Track, Sacramento, Calif.
October 2: Pala Raceway, Pala, Calif.

“Pala Raceway is honored to host Red Bull Metallicross, as we know from previous events how far Red Bull pushes the envelope,” said Ryan Ouellette, president MXMPI/Pala Raceway. “While we are in the middle of getting ready for the Pala National, we can hardly wait to begin construction on the course and progress the sport.”


TRACK DESIGNERS:

James Stewart
2007 and 2009 Supercross and 2008 AMA Motocross champion (perfect 24 for 24 season).

Travis Pastrana
17-time X Games medalist (11 gold), 2000 AMA 125cc Motocross champion, 2001 125cc East Supercross champion and 2006 Red Bull X-Fighters series champion. First rider to complete a motorcycle double backflip.

Ronnie Renner
X Games gold medalist, Red Bull X-Fighters Mexico City winner and Guinness World Record holder for Highest Air on a Motorcycle.

David Knight
Two-time World Enduro Champion and two-time Grand National Cross Country Champion, two-time Red Bull Last Man Standing winner.

Geoff Aaron
Ten-time AMA Trials Champion, 2009 AMA EnduroCross Champion, and 73 career National wins.

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Courtesy of WPS / Fly Racing

WPS/Fly Racing Constructs On Site MX Test Track

In celebration of 50 years of doing business in the powersports industry, WPS and Fly Racing recently completed construction of an on site motocross test track and proving grounds at its Boise, Idaho headquarters. “We needed a more efficient way to test and develop Fly Racing products that allows us to gather instant feedback,” stated Craig Shoemaker, President and Owner of WPS and Fly Racing. “Having a motocross track right here at our Boise facility will not only enable us to develop new products easier and bring them to market quicker, it also allows us to conduct our own photo shoots on sight.”

Using a hands-on approach, Shoemaker, along with his brother Jamison (long time employee and resident photographer), logged countless hours on the company’s bulldozer and front-end loader, shaping and sculpting the track into a top-notch facility. In addition to its use as a test track, Shoemaker decided to pass along the benefits of an on sight motocross track to its employees through scheduled company ride days. “We’re a company that rides motorcycles and that’s filled with motocross enthusiasts, so we decided to give something back to our employees through scheduled track days. It’s been a huge hit and a lot of fun for our employees to ride dirt bikes together—not to mention a great way to build team spirit and morale. A special thanks to everyone who helped make this track a reality, and to Tallon Vohland at Acerbis for sending us the track markers.”

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Rockwell Athletes Flashin’ Gold at X!

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Rockwell Athletes Flashin’ Gold at X!


SALT LAKE CITY, UT (August 6, 2010) Rockwell athletes Matt Buyten and Ashley Fiolek both brought home gold medals this past weekend at X Games 16. Buyten edged out fellow Rockwell athlete Ronnie Renner in the Moto X Step Up competition and took gold after clearing a height of 33’ 6’’. Renner put up a fight and posted a 32’ 6’’, good enough for silver. When asked what this win means to him, Buyten replied, “It means everything. Every year it’s a dogfight. These guys out here are amazing. Everyone makes it look easy, but it’s not. That landing sucks. I’ve got a chiropractor and massage appointment lined up for Monday.”

Rockwell’s Ashley Fiolek also came home with some golden hardware. Fiolek laid down some fast laps on her CRF and topped the Women’s Super X, adding another gold to her collection. After taking the win two years straight, Ashley will be looking to three-peat in 2011.

Rockwell Team riders Justin Brayton and Chris Blose finished 2nd and 6th respectively in the Men’s Super X while Ricky James finished 9th in the Super X Adaptive.

Remember, if you aren’t rockin’ Rockwell, you just ain’t rockin’ it right!
Use promo code DIAL for a solid discount on all Rockwell watches and apparel…check us out at Rockwell Time

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ARMA Energy SNX makes its debut at the 2010 Summer X-Games

Courtesy of ARMA
Carlsbad, CA - ARMA Energy SNX makes its debut at the 2010 Summer X-Games in Los Angeles, CA. ARMA Energy SNX is a revolutionary new energy snack product that produces the same amount of energy as a premium energy drink. This great tasting snack is comprised of almonds, peanuts and trail mixes, full of protein, and is energy-coated with caffeine, taurine, and B-vitamins. ARMA is the ultimate daily snack to tame your hunger and fuel your active lifestyle.  Was this post helpful? Add yours to our service or subscribe to our feed above.

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Ogio Dominates XGames 16

Courtesy of OGIO
BLUFFDALE, Utah - OGIO International focused a lot of time this year not only designing innovative bags and gear but also building a team of moto riders to dominate events such as this weekend's X Games in Los Angeles. Mission accomplished, as OGIO's riders posted huge wins and dominated the medals podium.

OGIO Moto riders captured eight medals in MOTO X including: Travis Pastrana, Nate Adams, Ronnie Renner, Robbie Maddison, Jarryd McNeil, and John Hansen. "We are blown away at how successful our entire team of OGIO athletes was at the X Games who captured a total of 15 medals in Moto FMX, BMX and Skate commented Mark Kuryak, the company’s global vice president of Action/Professional/Sport divisions. "Event coverage was awesome, as was the incredible story that aired about Travis Pastrana granting the dream ride of a lifetime for a young man battling cancer. Everyone has been talking about that very emotional story.  We congratulate all of our athletes for their success."
         
Complete OGIO rider Moto X Games results (Los Angeles, July 29 – August 1) include:

Gold
Moto X Freestyle
Travis Pastrana

Bronze
Moto X Freestyle
Nate Adams

Gold
Moto X Speed Style
Travis Pastrana

Silver
Moto X Speed Style
Nate Adams

Silver
Moto X Step Up
Ronnie Renner

Silver
Moto X Best Trick
Robbie Maddison

Silver
Moto X Best Whip
Jarryd McNeil

Bronze
Moto X Super X
John Hansen



TUCKER ROCKY is OGIO’S Exclusive Motor Sports Product Distributor for
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KICKER HP201 Full-Range Active-Style Headphones

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STILLWATER, USA – Quality sound and dynamic KICKER^® bass response are typical features provided by KICKER HP201 Full-Range Active-Style Headphones, but those aren’t the only attributes that set it apart from other on-ear headphones. With a traditional-fitting, adjustable headband subtly angled to fit ears, HP201 Headphones are durable for even the most active lifestyles.
 

Whether it’s in the gym, at the office, or on-the-go, the 2 ½-ounce premium headphones allow for entire-day wear, providing an ultra-comfortable, lightweight fit for all ear sizes. The HP201’s cushiony, open-cell-foam speaker coverings offer extraordinary comfort, while staying in place and delivering precise sound during strenuous activity. As if comfort wasn’t enough, these stylish headphones come in two different color combinations – white with a blue KICKER logo design or black with a silver KICKER logo.
 

Regardless of which color best suits the listener, one thing remains certain – HP201 Active-Style Headphones provide full-range audio and life-like vocals expected from a long-standing, high-performance audio company. To make activities or workouts easier, the53-inch Kevlar^®-reinforced cable with a corrosion-resistant, nickel-plated one-eighth-inch plug provides freedom for movement and is perfect to use with any iPod^®, iPhone^™, Zune^® device or any portable media player. Kevlar, the same material used in bulletproof vests for military and law enforcement, has allowed the KICKER Ultra-Gauge^™ cable to perform without fail under the most strenuous factory stress testing.
 

KICKER performance audio systems, a division of Stillwater Designs and Audio, Inc.^®, are available for the mobile and home audio aftermarket at authorized dealers worldwide, and also through selected Original Equipment Manufacturers. Consumers needing more information on KICKER or Livin’ Loud^® may call the Consumer Information Line at 1-800-256-5425 or visit the brand Web site at www.kicker.com. Follow KICKER at facebook.com/kickeraudio and twitter.com/kickeraudio.
 

Zune is a registered trademark of the Microsoft Corporation group of companies.

iPod is a trademark of Apple, Inc., registered in the U.S. and other countries. iPhone is a trademark of Apple, Inc.

Kevlar is a registered trademark of E.I. du Pont de Nemours and Company.

 

KICKER HP201 Active-Style Headphones Specifications

Frequency Response, Hz                  21-19k
Sensitivity, dB/1mW                  106
Nominal Impedance, ohm                  32
Cord Length, in (cm)                  53.15 (135)
Plug Type, in (mm)                  1/8 (3.5) plug with corrosion-resistant nickel plating
Magnet Material                  Neodymium Iron Boron (Nd-Fe-B)
Weight/Mass, oz (g)                  2.5 (70)
Speaker Diameter, in (mm)                  1.2 (30)
Max Input Power, mW                  30
Max Output, dB                  118
MSRP                  $29.95

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Answer Racing 2011 Sponsorship Open

Courtesy of Answer Racing
Corona, CA – Answer Racing is pleased to announce the opening of our 2011 sponsorship program. To be a part of the Answer Racing team alongside James Stewart, Michael Byrne, Kyle Cunningham, Darryn Durham and Malcolm Stewart, both current and new riders will need to submit an up to date resume directly to our Corona headquarters.

Resumes can be submitted by Postal mail or email only.

Post mailed resumes must be sent to:

Answer Racing
Attn: Rider Resume
1055 Montecito Dr
Corona, CA 92879

Resumes can be emailed to:
ridersupport@answerracing.com

This is your chance to be a member of the same team that has graduated successful riders to the pros such as Ryan Dungey, Darryn Durham, Travis Baker and Kyle Regal, among others.

*Please note, whether sending resumes by postal mail or email, a valid email address is required to apply for sponsorship this season.

For more information or answers to questions log on to www.answerracing.com, and click on the sponsorship page under the "Corporate" section.

SPONSORSHIP

Answer Racing is now accepting resumes for the 2011 racing season. Both Current and new riders must submit a resume each year. Resumes will be accepted from August 1st through October 31st , 2010. Answer Racing will only be taking resumes by Postal mail and Email. Answer Racing WILL NOT ACCEPT RESUMES BY ANY SPONSORSHIP WEBSITE.

Answer Racing
Attn. Rider support
1055 Montecito Drive
Corona, CA 92879

If you are unsure as to what a resume should include, or have other questions about sponsorship, please read the following.

What to include in a resume:

By sending a resume in to Answer Racing, you are showing interest in representing Answer Racing. Keep this in mind in everything you do on and off the track.

When you send your resume in, make sure it is neatly typed. Please USE A SPELL AND GRAMMAR CHECK.

1. One of the most important things your resume should have is your name, contact information, phone number and address clearly visible somewhere on your resume. The envelope you send your resume in doesn’t always stay with the resume. We can’t sponsor you if we can’t reach you.
2. A brief bio on yourself is a good start. This could include things such as;
A little background info on yourself, your age, and the class and races you plan on racing in the UPCOMING season.
3. Your Current Report card (if you are still in School). This is not mandatory, but can be beneficial. Education is very important and we like to see that you are excelling in school as well as on the track.
4. Current results and career highlights. Your previous year’s results and any championships or highlights should be included. We do not need to see every place in every moto of your entire career. Keep it simple.
5. Pictures are good to include, but not to many. 1 to 4 photos is sufficient. Please be aware any PICTURES submitted with rider resumes WILL NOT BE RETURNED. Action shots are great, a head shot, and possibly a picture of your pit area. DO NOT SEND VIDEOS, DVD’s, or CD’s. Our staff is simply to busy to view these and they will not be returned.

What Levels of Sponsorship Do We Offer And Who Gets Them?

What Levels of Support does Answer Offer?
The most common level of support we offer is 50% off retail. This makes up the majority of our program. We do also offer sponsorships that involves free product. However there is an extremely limited number of free product sponsorships, and they are mainly earned by racers that are consistently placing in the top 5 nationally on the amateur level. As far as pro level riders we still offer 50% off retail, other than that, the next level is being a factory rider.

Who has the best chance of getting sponsored?
We would love to help everyone if we could, but it’s just not possible. It’s going to come down to results and exposure. Good results typically result in good exposure.

Our Advice; just continue working hard, hitting the races, being a good representative, and never give up. If you are doing these, chances are you will earn the support you deserve.Was this post helpful? Add yours to our service or subscribe to our feed above.