PICKERINGTON, Ohio (February 1, 2006) – Ricky Carmichael and James Stewart have one win apiece at Angel Stadium so far in this year’s Amp’d Mobile AMA Supercross Series. On Saturday, Feb. 4, the two riders will have an opportunity to settle the score as to who is the 2006 King of Anaheim, as the three-act drama in front of an expected 40,000-plus fans at Angel Stadium comes to a close.

Kawasaki’s Stewart took the first win at Anaheim I on Jan. 7, to open the 2006 Amp’d Mobile AMA Supercross Series. Defending champ Carmichael then rode his factory Makita Suzuki to victory in Anaheim II on Jan. 21. Only two points separate series leader Carmichael from Stewart. Whoever manages to win at Angel Stadium will have a slight edge as the series moves on to San Diego’s Qualcomm Stadium on Feb. 11. Of course, Yamaha’s Chad Reed is hoping to have his breakthrough win this weekend as are a host of other top riders including Ivan Tedesco, Mike LaRocco and Michael Byrne.

AURORA, Ill. (January 10, 2006) – Amp’d Mobile World Supercross GP/Amp’d Mobile AMA Supercross Series returns to Anaheim’s Angel Stadium this Saturday, February 4.

o This will be the 41st time the gate will drop in Anaheim.
o This is the sixth consecutive season Anaheim has hosted three rounds of AMA Supercross.
o The winner of the Anaheim 3 since 2001 has gone on to win the SX title 4 times. They are: Carmichael in '01; Carmichael in '02; Carmichael in '03, Carmichael in '05. Can he keep this going?
o This is the first time in McGrath's career he did not qualify for a supercross main event.

Things get REAL interesting as Sellards goes 1-1 at Hampton (Va.) in premier AMA AX class

AURORA, Ill., (Jan. 31, 2006) – With a 1-1 AMA Arenacross class performance at this past weekend’s race at the Hampton (Va.) Coliseum, Thor/Honda/TUF Racing’s Brock Sellards sliced Chad Johnson’s (Yamaha) points lead down to seven points with two races (four main events) left on the 2005/’06 Toyota AMA National Arenacross Series tour.

Sellards now trails Johnson 342-335. “It’s Brock’s series to win,

990 ADVENTURE
More displacement, any amount of performance and still massive torque coupled with minimal weight. The new motor management with electronic fuel injection (EFI) is convincing with its excellent rideablity while the regulated catalyser ensures minimal emissions. And the newly developed ABS has taken the fear out of braking hard. All in all the KTM 990 Adventure, with its ultra modern technology and exclusive design, delivers unlimited riding pleasure.

990 ADVENTURE S
The 990 Adventure S is impressive proof of just how sporty a street enduro can be. The chassis is even more extreme than the sister bike, the 990 Adventure, while the new engine has more displacement and electronic fuel injection. The “Dakar

Ramsey takes home his second Lites Main

Nate Ramsey showed his mud riding skils and took home the 8 lap Lites Main event tonight. Brett Metcalfe had great speed in his heat race and was able to transfer that into a 2nd place finish in the main event. The holeshot went to none other than Mike Alessi. Mike grabbed his first podium of the year and finished third.

Lites Results
1. Nate Ramsey KTM
2. Brett Metcalfe YAM
3. Mike Alessi KTM
4. Jason Lawrence SUZ
5. Ryan Mills SUZ

Jim Chester went flag to flag for Arenacross Lites victory

AURORA, Ill., (Jan. 27, 2006) Brock Sellards held off a hard charging Chad Johnson to win the AMA Arenacross main event. Sellards got off the gate with the holeshot just in front of his team mate Jeff Northrop. Team Faith’s Kevin Johnson was third off the gate and soon pressured Northrop for the second position. Northrop eventually parked Johnson in the Toyota hairpin turn at the halfway mark. This mishap dropped Kevin Johnson back to fourth. Points leader Chad Johnson pushed his way passed Northrop for the second position and challenged Sellards for the top of the box. Kevin Johnson got on the gas and turned in the fastest lap of the night on his way to pay back time for Northrop. Kevin Johnson pushed Northop into the tuff blocks in the same place the two hit in a prior lap.

PICKERINGTON, Ohio (January 25, 2006) – AMA Pro Racing has released its schedule for the 2006 AMA Hillclimb Championship presented by Pace American. Eight events comprise the 2006 series beginning on June 4 in Jefferson, Penn., and ending on Oct. 8 in Oregonia, Ohio.

This year’s All Star Challenge has moved from the Jefferson, Penn., location and will now be held on Aug. 6, in Mt. Garfield, Mich.

Walter “Tiger

PICKERINGTON, Ohio (January 25, 2006) – Suzuki’s Ricky Carmichael is having the battle of his career in the 2006 Amp’d Mobile AMA Supercross Series, but the four-time series champ finds himself in the familiar position of leading the standings coming into the San Francisco Supercross this Saturday, Jan. 28, at SBC Park.

Carmichael took over sole possession of the series lead with a victory last weekend in Anaheim, Calif. The win, watched by a national television audience Sunday on CBS, came after a hard-fought, race long battle with Kawasaki’s James Stewart. In the closing stages Stewart slid his front tire in a turn and fell allowing the closely pursuing Carmichael to slip by for his second straight win in the series.

Reigning FIM Enduro 3 World Champion and AMA Endurocross title winner KTM Enduro Factory Team Farioli rider David Knight got his ’06 season off to a winning start by dominating the second running of the WOR organized The KTM Tough One, staged at Nantmawr Quarry, Oswestry on January 21.

Starting at the rear of the 30 rider strong Premier class having had to run up a steep hill before sprinting 300 meters to get to his bike, Knighter needed just over 30 minutes to make his way to the front of the race, a position he held until the finish. Completing 17 laps David finished one full lap ahead of his nearest rival.

Reigning British Trials Champion originating from Folkestone, Kent, Graham Jarvis tried his skills at a new sport at the weekend. Jarvis who was competing on board the Sherco 4.5i Enduro bike took an outstanding 4th place in only his second Enduro event. The event aptly named 'The Tough One' sponsored by KTM really tested the ability of the 30 riders entered including that of Jarvis.

Up against the likes of current World Enduro Champion David Knight and former World Enduro Champion Paul Edmondson, plus no less than eight top ten British Enduro riders Jarvis certainly had his work cut out over the physical course set out by Steve Ireland and his crew at WOR.