The Inaugural Husqvarna Women’s Silver Cup wound up yesterday after two days of hard racing and major carnage. As part of its commitment to women’s motocross, Husqvarna Australia sponsored the female category at the Queensland Quad Championships held at the Stanmore facility over the weekend.

The event involved 5 races over the two day meeting with a field of 18 competitive girls vying for a share in the $1200 prize money on offer. The action came thick and fast as the girls ripped through the track. The intensity was clearly visible throughout the weekend, several girls pushing a little too hard leaving two girls hospitalised.

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The 2005 Dodge Amateur National Is Just Around the Corner

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While professional motocross racers relax during the “off-season

Carmichael and Stewart Guests at Press Conference

AURORA, Ill. (September 15, 2005) – Clear Channel Entertainment’s Motor Sports division announced today that both nights of the eighth-annual U.S. Open, which is being billed as the most anticipated race of the season, will be webcast live on www.ussx.com from the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas October 7&8 starting at 7:30 p.m. PST. In addition to the live race coverage, the pre and post-race press conferences will be webcast live as well.

In a similar format to the widely popular Supercross LIVE!, host Jim Holley, a former world supercross champion, along side a soon-to-be-announced special guest, will call the race action for both nights of event. The ultra-hyped showdown will feature, for the first-time ever, Florida rivals Ricky Carmichael and James Stewart racing for $100,000 inside the MGM Grand Garden Arena. At the conclusion of each night’s race, fans can tune in to the exclusive post-race press conference and get an inside perspective to what took place during the race. Throughout the weekend several VIPs will sit in on the race call and fans will be able to do live call-ins for a chance to win official merchandise.

The 2006 UmbrellaGirls USA Calendar Makes Any Schedule Look Great

[image:5227,left hspace=10]You’ve seen them on the starting grid, at dealerships, trade shows and on the podium. Now, you can see the lovely ladies of UmbrellaGirls USA every day of the year on the 2006 UmbrellaGirls USA calendar, which is available now.

The new, full color, 13-month calendar features girls that fans will recognize from the racetracks of America, including the Lockhart Phillips Options Italia Dream Team commonly seen on the grid at the Formula Extreme Class of the AMA Superbike series, Miss Anaheim Supercross 2005 and even a special celebrity model (hint: the wife of a famous factory motocross star). These girls never stop thinking of ways to assist the motorsports community. The 2006 calendar will help even the most unorganized fan keep their schedule, while adding some beauty to the daily grind.

Husqvarna Racing has made its Australian Supermoto intentions clear, dominating all classes at the first two rounds of the Maxxis Australian Supermoto Championships held in Stanthorpe (Qld) over the weekend.

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All the pre-race build up concerning the battle between Husqvarna’s Troy Herfoss and Yamaha’s Shannon Johnson was finally put to rest on Saturday.

Round one quickly became the ‘Troy Herfoss Show’ as he took out all four round one races (S2 class) in style, creating a 26 point gap between himself and second placed Johnson. Husqvarna’s Chad Turnbull also put on a strong performance, finishing equal third on points for the round.

Winning championships is a thrilling business, especially for privateer motocross teams. Outside the factory ranks, there aren’t many realistic title shots, but Moto XXX’s Jessica Patterson sealed up the 2005 Women’s Motocross Association championship last weekend in Pennsylvania. As if simply winning the #1 plate wouldn’t be enough, “JP$

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PICKERINGTON, Ohio (Sept. 2, 2005) -- The AMA Red Bull Supermoto-A-Go-Go moves up state Nevada on Saturday, Oct. 1 to cap off the 2005 AMA Supermoto Championship season. After running in the shadow of Las Vegas’ high rise hotels the last two seasons, the AMA Red Bull Supermoto-A-Go-Go finale takes to the streets, on a specially-designed urban course in the heart of downtown Reno, Nev.

The glitz and glamour of the previous AMA Red Bull Supermoto-A-Go-Go races will carry over to Reno-Tahoe, America’s Adventure Place. Reno’s street course is an entertaining layout comprised of high-speed pavement and technical dirt and urban-cross sections constructed on the downtown streets of Reno around Circus Circus Reno, Silver Legacy Resort and Casino, Eldorado Hotel and Casino, and Harrah's Reno. Overlooking the dirt section will be the famous "Biggest Little City in the World" neon sign above Virginia Street.

Time flies when it’s summer vacation. Just ask a kid. The same is true for The Syndicate as team riders scramble to prepare for a new school year and the ongoing campaign to promote reading in some of California’s most challenging inner-city schools.

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During the past school year, Syndicate riders took their motorcycles into classrooms and showed the students what motocross and other action sports are all about. Once their excitement peaked, the children were challenged to surpass their school district’s minimum reading requirements by the end of the year and given incentive to do so. Anyone who met the challenge earned tickets to a California Motorcycle Association race later in the year and a very cool prize package from the program’s sponsors.