Alexah Pearson climbing up the ranks
By Administrator on August 20, 20101 CommentCourtesy of Sacbee.com
Alexah Pearson made quite a jump between the end of her amateur motocross career and the professional ranks. It was the equivalent of the 40-foot uphill jump at Hangtown. Heck, throw in a large whoop section, too.
The Rocklin resident finished second, first and second in her three motos at the American Motorcyclist Association’s Nationals last week in Hurricane Mills, Tenn., to claim first place overall in the women’s 14-and-older class.
Pearson, 18, is the best amateur female rider in the country and will now battle the likes of Ashley Foilek and Jessica Patterson full-time on the women’s professional circuit that runs concurrently with the men’s. Read More
Leslie Porterfield teams up with Bazzaz
By Administrator on August 17, 20101 CommentCourtesy of UltimateMotorcycling.com
Women Motorcyclists
Leslie Porterfield, who was recently named to the Guinness Book of World Records as the world’s fastest woman on a motorcycle at over 232 mph, has been signed an exclusive sponsorship agreement to represent Bazzaz, Inc at Speed Week Aug. 14- 20, 2010 and the BUB Motorcycle Speed Trials at the Bonneville Salt Flats Aug. 28 – Sept. 2, 2010.
Porterfield, one of racing’s brightest stars and favored to exceed her top run of 240.382 mph, will be competing on a Turbo charged Honda CBR 1000RR built by Al Lamb’s Dallas Honda. Porterfield is thrilled to partner with Bazzaz.
Leslie Porterfield says: “They are definitely the leader when it comes to engine management and electronics for professional motorcycle racing. It’s all about performance and I can confidently say that they have the market cornered in that arena.” Read More
Kerrie Swartz to Race EnduroCross
By Administrator on August 14, 2010Add CommentsCourtesy of Blogs.DirtRider.com
IRVINE, Calif., (Aug. 11, 2010) – As if GEICO AMA EnduroCross, presented by E3 Spark Plugs, isn’t tough enough – think if you showed up to race and ended up getting smoked by chick!
That’s entirely possible this weekend given Oklahoma’s Kerrie Swartz has signed up to contest the Amateur Open class at Guthrie’s (Okla.) Lazy E Arena on Saturday, Aug. 14th.
“Given the rough and rugged nature of GEICO EnduroCross we don’t usually get women competitors. In fact, it’s quite rare,” said Mike Karsting VP of Events for Source Interlink Media. “However, when we do have a woman sign up she’s usually pretty darn good.”
And such is the case of Swartz. The 33-year-old mother and professional ICU nurse picked up on the thrill of dirt bikes a little over a decade ago and has been WFO on the Oklahoma and Texas enduro scenes ever since.
“We eat, sleep and breathe dirt bikes,” said Swartz, whose son, Alex, and husband, Allan, both race as well. “We’re all seriously addicted!” Read More
Peggy Llewellyn makes magazine appearance
By Administrator on August 13, 2010Add CommentsCourtesy of ClutchandChrome.com
Bikers can add another name to the list of female riders to invite on the next road trip with the latest magazine appearance from NHRA Pro Stock Motorcyclist, Peggy Llewellyn.
Interested riders can look for Llewellyn in Heart & Soul magazine, hitting the magazine racks for August and September. She shares her workout regimen, which helps keep her fit and fast on the quarter mile track.
“A feature in Heart & Soul magazine is such an honor for me and the sport of NHRA drag racing,” says a flattered Llewellyn. “I love to share my fitness routine, which allows me to stay in shape in order to handle the bike, which is like a missile going down the track at 190 mph in 6 seconds!” Read More
Ashlee Sokalski passes away due to injuries after Motocross crash
By Administrator on August 11, 20106 CommentsThe family of 19 year-old motocross rider Ashlee Sokalski made the difficult decision last night to pull Ashlee from life support after doctors told them there was nothing further they could do to save her.
Ashlee was competing in her second race at the 29th Annual AMA Amateur National Motocross Championship in Hurricane Mills, TN when she came down after a jump and was thrown from her motorcycle, which ended up bouncing back and landing on top of her. Read More
Ashlee Sokalski fighting for her life after accident
By Administrator on August 10, 20105 CommentsCourtesy of VoiceNews.com
By Lisa Gervais, Assistant Editor
Friends and family of 19-year-old motocross racer Ashlee Sokalski say she is in the race of her life.
The Chesterfield resident is in critical condition after crashing Thursday during the AMA Amateur National Motocross Championships at Loretta Lynn’s Ranch in Hurricane Mills, Tenn.
“Ashlee’s a fighter,” her mother, Tanya Burgess, said from Vanderbilt University Medical Center in Nashville Monday morning. “This is the race of her life. You can just hear Ashlee saying, ‘Just give me two more laps, I can do this. Just give me more time.’”
Sokalski was going over a jump during a race Thursday afternoon when the accident happened. Read More
Elena Myers gets Suzuki MotoGP chance
By Administrator on August 3, 2010Add CommentsAs we reported yesterday Elena Myers will to be racing in MotoGP of Spain here is more info courtesy of Racers-Republic.com.

The offer was made after 16-year-old Myers was invited to tour the Rizla Suzuki pit garage during the Red Bull U.S. Grand Prix at Mazda Raceway Laguna Seca last weekend.
“We saw that she was doing quite well over here on her Suzuki,” said Tim Walpole, Rizla Suzuki MotoGP Press and PR Officer. “So we thought she might like to come by the box and get to meet the guys and have a look at how we do things.”
“It blows my mind that people like that are kind of looking at me and the AMA stuff,” said Myers, who rides for the Lucas Oil Roadracingworld.com RMR Suzuki team. “To get this opportunity is a once in a lifetime kind of thing.”
Back-to-Back X Games Golds for Ashley Fiolek
By Administrator on July 30, 2010Add CommentsCourtesy of RedBull.com

Ashley Fiolek wins back-to-back golds at X Games 16, followed up by her Red Bull teammate Tarah Gieger with a second-place silver medal finish.
After an incredible last lap win in last year’s X Games Women’s Super X final to capture her first-ever gold medal, Honda Red Bull Racing’s Ashley Fiolek was ecstatic to go for back-to-back golds at X Games 16 in the famed Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum this afternoon. Though archrival Jessica Patterson and the most challenging Super X course to date stood between her and the coveted repeat, Fiolek and her factory Honda were dominant in front of the enthusiastic X Games faithful!
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Women’s Moto X X-Games Results
By Administrator on July 29, 2010Add CommentsGOLD ASHLEY FIOLEK

SILVER TARA GEIGER

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