Motorcycle-Superstore.com Returns as Title Sponsor of the AMA Pro Road Racing SuperSport Class for the 2012 Season, Including a $25,000 Year-End Points Fund Motorcycle-Superstore.com is honored to announce its return as title sponsor of the AMA Pro Road Racing SuperSport class for the 2012 season. By offering a $25,000 year-end points fund, Motorcycle-Superstore.com is helping to support the rising stars and future heroes of American road racing that race in this entry-level class. MEDFORD (March 8, 2012) Motorcycle-Superstore.com, the leading motorcycle and powersports gear, parts and accessories retailer in the country, is proud to announce its 2012 title sponsorship of AMA Pro Racing’s SuperSport class of road racing. As a major component of this title sponsorship, Motorcycle-Superstore.com will be funding a $25,000 year-end points fund which will be distributed between the top three riders in each division of the SuperSport class, as well as the “Young Gun” award winner and the overall champion. Founded by a former club road racer, Motorcycle-Superstore.com’s leadership understands the cost and dedication associated with running a race team and is pleased to support the grass-roots of American road racing through this generous year-end points fund. “For the past two years, our relationship with Motorcycle-Superstore.com has been invaluable to AMA Pro Racing and we are extremely pleased to be extending our partnership with them,” said David Atlas, Chief Operating Officer of AMA Pro Racing. “Our dedicated and loyal fan base recognizes the exceptional value and personal attention given to them when they shop with Motorcycle-Superstore.com, and we are very thankful for the support and dedication the company has likewise shown to the AMA Pro Racing athletes through the Motorcycle-Superstore.com Year-End Points Funds.” The AMA Pro Motorcycle-Superstore.com SuperSport $25,000 Year-End Points Fund will be dispersed among the top points holders at the end-of-season banquet as follows: -East Coast division: 1st place receives $5,000; 2nd receives $3,000; and 3rd receives $2,000. -West Coast division: 1st place receives $5,000; 2nd receives $3,000; and 3rd receives $2,000. -“Young Gun” will be awarded $2,500. -Overall points champion will receive $2,500. “If you followed the 2011 season of AMA Pro Road Racing, then you already know that American road racing is back, bigger and better than ever,” said Tim Clark, Motorcycle-Superstore.com’s Director of Sports Marketing. “The AMA Pro Motorcycle-Superstore.com SuperSport class is the breeding ground for future road race champions. We’re excited to help sponsor the AMA Pro Racing program, and to help support these up-and-coming riders by offering the year-end points fund.” The 2012 AMA Pro Road Racing season will open at the historic Daytona 200 during the world famous Daytona Bike Week. Opening road racing events will take place on March 15 – 17, 2012 at Daytona International Speedway. Get your tickets ahead of time at www.daytonainternationalspeedway.com. About Motorcycle-Superstore.com: Motorcycle-Superstore.com is the leading online retailer in the motorcycle and powersports industry. Serving motorcycle riders for over 12 years, Motorcycle-Superstore.com specializes in selling motorcycle and powersports helmets, riding apparel, accessories and parts at the lowest prices possible. Internet Retailer magazine has ranked Motorcycle Superstore in the top 10 of all sporting goods sites and in the top 200 of all e-commerce sites. Powered by a dedicated staff of motorcycle enthusiasts, Motorcycle-Superstore.com continues to impress customers by constantly raising its online shopping standards. Visit www.motorcycle-superstore.com. About AMA Pro Road Racing: AMA Pro Road Racing is the premier motorcycle road racing series in North America and is universally regarded as one of the most competitive road racing organizations in the world. The 2012 schedule consists of 11 rounds of competition on the country’s finest road courses. The AMA Pro Motorcycle-Superstore.com SuperSport class is the proving ground for up-and-coming motorcycle talent. The rules allow riders to select from the same diverse set of machines that are eligible for competition in Daytona SportBike but with fewer modifications. The events on the season’s schedule are divided into two divisions, East and West. More information is available at www.amaproracing.com.