Sold-out Indoor Weekend Class to be Held Just Outside of Toledo, Ohio Hebron, OH, November 16, 2007 – Larry Pegram, of the LeoVince Pegram Racing Ducati Team, will be helping out as a guest instructor at American Supercamp. The two-day motorcycle training session will be held indoors in Oregon, Ohio. The classes this weekend are sold out and not open to public spectators. The American Supercamp is a motorcycle technique school owned and operated by Danny Walker. Walker is a former professional dirt tracker and professional AMA 250cc Grand Prix road racer. The schools focus on teaching riders of all ages better bike control skills utilizing Honda CRF100 motorcycles. “I am looking forward to working with Danny and having some fun on the CRF100’s. I have a bunch of them that I ride on my private track. Danny’s schools are a great way for riders to really learn how to control a motorcycle,” said Pegram. “We are excited to have “The Worm” join us as a guest instructor for the classes in Ohio. He is coming off a great season on the Ducati’s in the Formula Xtreme Series and it should make for an interesting weekend,” commented Walker. About LeoVince Pegram Racing Ducati Hebron, Ohio-based Pegram Racing Ducati is a professional superbike race team competing in the AMA Superbike Championship Series. The team is owned and managed by Larry Pegram, a third-generation motorcycle racer. The team competes in the Lockhart Phillips USA Formula Xtreme class on a modified Ducati 749. Additional information about the team can be found on their web site at www.pegramracing.com. About American Supercamp Headquartered in Fort Collins, Colorado, the American Supercamp is a motorcycle technique school designed for motorcycle riders of any age, who want to improve their ability to handle a motorcycle. The training will help anyone who rides, or races, a motorcycle to develop better bike control skills. The classes are conducted on Honda CRF100’s on oval dirt and TT tracks all over the country.