Wednesday May 30th 2007, 10:46 am
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Mt. Morris, PA
May 27th, 2007
Round two of the 2007 AMA Motocross Championship Series took to the track this past Sunday near the verdant Southwestern Pennsylvania town of Mt. Morris. It was quite a change from the previous event in California, as the soil in Mt. Morris has much more moisture and forms deep ruts in both the corners and jump faces. There is also quite dramatic elevation change throughout the facility, which makes for an interesting track and a lot of challenging natural obstacles. Read the rest of this entry »
Tuesday May 22nd 2007, 10:44 am
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Enjoy MFG Team Solitaire/Kingdom/FLY Racing Honda Event Update - Hangtown MX
Sacramento, CA
May 20th, 2007
The season opener of the 2007 AMA National Motocross Series rocketed out of the gate at the Prairie City SVRA Park just East of Sacramento, California this past weekend. With all three team riders healthy, happy and race ready, it was looking to be a great weekend to kick off a fantastic summer. Read the rest of this entry »
Tuesday May 22nd 2007, 10:38 am
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Enjoy MFG May 13 Pemberton BC Championship Round 3
Round 3 at Pemberton, just down the road from famous Whistler Mountain, started off well for Brady, but unfortunately his race day ended early this week. The track was rough and dusty, as there was over 400 riders and the watering system was not adequate with the sun and wind. In the first 250F moto, he started mid-pack and patiently made pass after pass on his way to the front, picking great lines along the way, and won the 22 min. moto in convincing fashion. Next up was the 450 class, and Brady got a great holeshot, and was pulling away from the strongest field of pros yet this series, but fell over at the end of the second lap, and while he was picking up his bike, got hit hard from behind, destroying his Pro Circuit exhaust and causing him to DNF in that class.
Another nice holeshot started off Moto 2 in the 250F class, but Brady crashed in corner 2 and got run over and jammed his thumb. He tried to get up and ride, but it hurt too much to continue. We are hopeful to still make it to Hangtown for Round 1 of the AMA National Series this weekend.
Regards,
Rick Sheren
President
Sixsixone/Mechanix Wear Canada
Saturday May 12th 2007, 12:09 am
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> Las Vegas, NV
> May 5th, 2007
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> Las Vegas is the destination of Supercross. For as long as I can
> remember, Sam Boyd Stadium has played host to the final round of both
> the AMA and World Supercross Series. This year’s event was televised
> live across the world on Speed Vision and had a definite “Vegas
> Vibe”. In front of a sold-out stadium, the Supercross Series made its
> last hurrah for 2007. Here is how it went down. Read the rest of this entry »
Friday May 04th 2007, 1:07 pm
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BRADY SHEREN DOMINATES AGAIN AT AGASSIZ PROVINCIALS
April 29, 2007 Agassiz BC Provincial Championships
Round 2 of the BC Provincial series was held in picturesque Agassiz on a beautiful spring day in the BC coastal mountains. After a week of on and off rainfall, conditions were perfect on the track, and a large turnout of riders showed up to enjoy the races. It was a Denny’s Grand Slam for Brady! Read the rest of this entry »
Friday May 04th 2007, 12:54 pm
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Seattle, WA
April 28th, 2007
The penultimate round of the 2007 AMA Supercross Series took to the track at Qwest Field in the beautiful Northwestern city of Seattle. In
contrast to last year’s event, the sun was out on Saturday morning with no sign of rain in the forecast. Despite the absence of rain on race day, the soil that the track was constructed from was wet and did not pack like the dirt used at most of the venues. It was going to be a rutty race no doubt. Since Ricky Renner completed the East Region Supercross Series last weekend, and Jiri Dostal is busy preparing for the outdoor national series after mending from his injury, I was the only rider representing Team Solitaire/Kingdom/FLY Racing Honda at Seattle. Here is a quick look at how it all went down.
Practice: I felt really good in the second session, nailing down some fast laps and getting comfortable going fast in the deep, rutted soil. It takes a different kind of approach to jump large obstacles in ruts, one that has you carry less momentum and use more of the power of the bike right on the face. Of course, that causes the ruts to get even deeper. Dirt Wurx was doing their best to keep the track, but despite their best efforts there were still a lot of riders crashing.
Heat Two: I had a pretty decent start, somewhere around tenth, but got a little slowed in the second turn traffic. I was around 13th at the end of the first lap, but made a few quick passes and moved back up to tenth. I was closing on ninth pretty quickly, but I had Langston right on my rear wheel so I was protecting my line as well. After the triple I was charging hard into a left-hand corner and got a little messed up in the chop. I ran too far up the berm and my front-end dropped over the top causing me to crash. Langston hit my downed bike and crashed as well. Our bikes got stuck together and we were down for the good part of a minute, leaving us both in the LCQ.
LCQ: I pulled a good start from the inside and came out of the turn in fifth. I passed into fourth on the first lap, then third one lap later. Davi Millsaps was gone out front, with Heath Voss in second. I was closing in on Heath a little, but had the same dilemma as in the heat race with Grant Langston breathing down my neck. He got by me jumping through a difficult rhythm section on the second-to-last lap. Everything was tightening up as we were also getting really close to Voss on the final lap. Langston pulled away a little tripling through the rhythm again, while I only doubled, and made a run on Voss in the turn before the triple. The LCQ results were Millsaps, Langston, Voss and I finished a close fourth.
Summary: I was riding well all night, but the mistake in my heat really cost me. The LCQ was stacked, but I felt that I rode very well. Obviously the goal is to be in the main event, so I am disappointed in the end result, but felt fast on my bike and had a lot of fun battling with Grant in the last chance.
Other notes:
The final race is coming up this weekend in Las Vegas. Ricky will be racing the shootout and Jiri will be there to cheer us both on. Stop by the truck and say hello if you are at the event.
Ricky has been in California getting some time on the local motocross tracks. Both he and Jiri raced a Saturday REM this weekend at Glen Helen, with Ricky finishing 3rd and Jiri finishing 5th. They are both getting really comfortable riding outdoors and looking forward to the nationals.
My good friend, Destry Abbott, got back on track this past weekend by winning the Hare and Hound National at Lucerne, CA. He will be at Las Vegas next weekend to help me out if there are any rocks or sand washes on the track. Congratulations on your win, Destry!
Thank you to everyone for your continued support. See you at the races.
Ryan Clark
Friday May 04th 2007, 10:06 am
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Enjoy MFG Brady Sheren signs with Enjoy MFG’s Factory team!
We are stoked to add Brady to our line up of elite Motocross / Supercross Riders. Brady is also backed by Canadian Kawasaki, Holeshot Racing, Denny’s, Sixsixone, Fly Racing, Pro Circuit, Gaerne, Scott USA, Maxima, Sunline, Mechanix Wear, Orthoflex, Ogio, and DC.
He will race all the Canadian Nationals in both the Mx 1 and Mx 2 class using the number 52, Brady will also ride select AMA Nationals in the lites class wearing number 611 if you attend any out door races keep your eye on the 52/611 he is bringing a ton speed to the out doors!
