It is with great honor that we announce Kyle Ferris Rider for Team Infinity Replicast has been accepted as a Wildcard for the Indy MotoGP round. This is a VERY last minute acceptance on the FIM and AMA’s part, and we wish to thank all who assisted in this taking place. Team Infinity-Replicast will be in the paddocks next week with the greatest riders in the world at a fanfare event, we will do our best to make all our supporters proud to be a part of this. More, from a press release issued by Trent Ferris: It is with great appreciation for the efforts of Kevin Crowther (AMA), DORNA, and the FIM that we are pleased to announce Kyle Ferris’ acceptance as a 250cc wild card entry in the forthcoming United States Indianapolis MotoGP event. Kyle is the younger brother of reigning USGPRU 250cc rider Ryan Ferris, and has managed to win every 250cc race he has entered this year save for a second in the opening round at Phoenix. Kyle’s accomplishments merit him amongst the country’s top 250cc road racers and we hope to represent the United States well in our first Moto GP endeavor. As a point of interest Kyle attends Lake Elsinore High School and lives in Wildomar, CA. The Infinity Replicast Joker Racing Products team thanks all who have supported Kyle and look forward to representing the American contingent well. Trent Ferris Wildomar, California More, from a press release issued by Fernando Barbosa: US Rider to appear as wildcard in 250cc MotoGP @ Indy Longevity Racing announces Barret Long (Miami, FL) to race as a wild card on 250cc Moto GP @ Indianapolis. Barret Long will be piloting a 250cc Yamaha on the fiercely 250cc dispute at Indy on September 12-14. Long a mid 20’s racer from South Florida, who participates on CCS regional series and occasionally on FX / Supersport AMA races, has been given a wild card for the next Moto GP stop in the United States. Long has been testing his Yamaha 250 cc hoping to be up to par with the rest of the group. Long recently won the shoot out with a Ducati Miami / Desmoniacs/Toshiba 1098 on August 31st @ homestead. It is believe that the Long’s are having a hard time finding the right kit for their Yamaha to be up to par with the Aprillia’s, Gilera’s and KTM’s. Any help will be appreciated to bring their bike up to par as he is the only US rider feature on the highly acclaimed class. So far, Yamaha’s headquarters in the US is not willing to contribute with anything to bring that bike to competitive status their help will very much be appreciated by all supporters of this particular US pilot who will be representing the United States in its home turf.