Jeremy Martin, Ricky Russell, Eric Clay, Garrett Gerloff, Brian “Tuna” Mullins, John Ewert
Tonight On Pit Pass Moto
Advance, North Carolina (May 27, 2014) – Motorcycle racers, business owners and insiders from the motorcycle world give their uncut opinions and stories every Tuesday at 8 pm eastern. Listen live at www.pitpassmoto.com
Jeremy Martin, 250 Supercross/Motocross – Yamalube Star Racing
Martin has started off his Outdoor Motocross season making a major statement as he won both motos at Glen Helen this past weekend by over 20 seconds. This past weekend was his first national win and he dominated the entire field. His results were quite different from Supercross where Jeremy struggled and even failed to qualify for main events early on. The Outdoor Motocross series continues this weekend at the Hangtown Motocross Classic in Sacramento, CA.
www.yamahamotorsports.com/content/68/yamalube_star_yamaha_racing_team.aspx
Ricky Russell, Raines Riding University/Atlas Yamaha/Offroad Viking.com
In just his 7th year racing in his entire life, Ricky Russell is quickly making a name for himself in the GNCC XC2 class. He started racing in 2008 and won the 200B class in his home state of Washington. The next year he moved to the AA class and took second and won the next 3 years. Last year he made the move out East to race GNCC XC2 and finished 11th. He’s currently leading the XC2 class points with 2 wins and the rest podiums except a 4th place finish.
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Eric Clay, Photo Journalist – Pit Pass Moto
Eric Clay was on assignment with Pit Pass Moto this past weekend at Glen Helen and took some amazing photos for the Pit Pass Moto fans. Eric is fulltime product designer with his own firm Design Armory. He is a veteran product designer for motorcycle protective gear and performance products industries.
www.design-armory.com www.clay-photo.com
Garrett Gerloff, 600cc Motorcycle Road Racer – Yamaha Extended Service/Monster Energy/Graves Yamaha
Gerloff picked up his first professional motorcycle road racing Championship. He won the Dynojet Pro Sportbike Series at the final round held at Miller Motorsports Park. Now he heads off to Road America where he will be racing in the AMA Pro Racing Daytona SportBike event this coming weekend. For 2014 he only has raced the Daytona 200 (placed 3rd) in the AMA Pro Racing series. In 2013 he finished third in final AMA Pro Daytona SportBike point standings. During the 2013 season he led 15 total laps, scored five podiums and finished in the Top 10 in all but one start.
Brian “Tuna” Mullins, AMA Supersport- Mullins Cycle Works Over the last few years, Ohio’s Brian “Tuna” Mullins has been making a name for himself in the WERA motorcycle road racing series by scoring over 130 podiums, 10 regional championships, and 3 national amateur championships. Last year “Tuna” made his AMA pro debut on the Harley-Davidson XR1200 at the Indianapolis MotoGP event. This weekend at Road America he’s making his AMA SuperSport debut.
www.facebook.com/brian.l.mullins?fref=ts
John Ewert, Communications Director- Road America
Road America is one of the most exciting tracks on the AMA Pro Road Racing schedule and will host round two of the 2014 AMA Pro Road Racing series this weekend. The double-header format will provide exciting racing in the AMA Pro SuperBike, AMA Pro GoPro Daytona SportBike and AMA Pro SuperSport classes on both Saturday and Sunday.The AMA Pro Vance & Hines Harley-Davidson series will race only on Sunday. Admission is $90 for the 3-day weekend, $30 Friday, $45 Saturday and $45 Sunday. Kids 12 and under are free with a paying adult.
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