While we were watching the AMA Pro Road Racing in Daytona earlier this month, the American Superbike race was one of the closest races I have ever witnessed first hand. Five riders finished the race less than .8 seconds apart. Read the rest of this entry
Archive for March, 2010
Congratulations goes out to Jon Zimmer and Sudden Impact Racing for grabbing the Monster Jam “Big Air Award” at this year’s Monster Jam World Finals Awards Banquet.
Zimmer flew well above the limits of gravity at the Houston Monster Jame in mid-February (pictured) in the AMSOIL Shock Therapy truck. That jump made a lot of people take noticed and for the second year in a row, Zimmer was accepting an award at the event (2009 Rising Star Award).
No TagAfter a very successful run in the Pro Light class, Team AMSOIL off road racer Chad Hord is moving up to the faster Pro 2wd class.
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Many of your favorite AMSOIL teams will be working towards championships this weekend, including monster trucks, dirt bikes and road racing.
A quick happy birthday goes out from all of us at AMSOIL to Geico Powersports supercross rider Justin Barcia. Barcia just turned 18 on Thursday and is doing what most new legal voters are doing on a Saturday night, trying to win the AMA Monster Energy Supercross in Jacksonville. Read the rest of this entry
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AMSOIL gets to celebrate another successful snocross season. The AMSOIL Championship Snocross Series wrapped up in Lake Gevena, Wis. and Team AMSOIL riders once again stole the show.
Ross Martin won both pro races and almost two titles. He already had the AMSOIL Pro Open championship wrapped up in Hayward, but just missed the pro stock title, finishing second overall. Read the rest of this entry
No TagOne year ago, Team AMSOIL/Judnick Motorsports rider Ross Martin was just beginning a grueling rehabilitation schedule after breaking his hip during practice at Winter X. Now, the former champion is back on top of the AMSOIL Championship Snocross Series with just weekend left on the schedule.
No TagSome great news has been passed along to the AMSOIL Race Department these past couple of days, including news on the AMSOIL Shock Therapy Monster Truck. Read the rest of this entry
No TagThe subject of proper engine maintenance has garnered plenty of attention in the media, and most motorists are aware of its importance to the reliability and life of a vehicle. If the vehicle’s engine stops working, a motorist is stranded. Very little attention, however, has been given to the stresses encountered by a vehicle’s transmission or differential. Transmission and differential maintenance is just as important as engine maintenance. After all, if the transmission or differential stops working, the motorist is equally as stranded. Read the rest of this entry
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AMSOIL Dealer Tim Werder, “Roadkill” to his friends, has racked up a first on the first new U.S. manufactured full-size motorcycle in 60 years.
Werder, 42, Shawangunk, N.Y., has more than 100,000 “butt” miles on his Polaris-made 1999 Victory V92C motorcycle.
While it’s the world’s highest mileage for the cruisers since the first Victory V92C production model rolled off the assembly line on July 4, 1998, Werder is an old hand on a bike. He’s been riding since he was 16, even traveling more than 10,000 miles by motorcycle on his honeymoon with his wife Christine. He uses AMSOIL 20W-50 Synthetic Motorcycle Oil (AMV) in the summertime and in the winter switches to AMSOIL SAE 10W-40 Motorcycle Oil (AMF).
The love of motorcycles has always been a theme in Werder’s life. He’s put more than 100,000 miles on other bikes through the years and faced more than his share of dangers along the way. Five accidents, one that caused him life-threatening injuries, have not deterred him, nor has a 190-mile-a-day round trip commute to his state government job in New York City. Read the rest of this entry
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GEICO Powersports/AMSOIL/Honda riders Trey Canard and Brett Metcalfe turned bad luck in Indianapolis into podium finishes Saturday night in Atlanta in front of a jam-packed house at the Georgia Dome.
Canard, racing in the series’ top division for Honda for just the second time, took advantage of a strong start and other competitors’ mistakes to finish second. Metcalfe, who crashed in practice in Indy before rallying for a fifth place finish, remained patient during a wild Supercross Lites East race and finished in third.
“It was a good week,” said Canard, who was involved in three accidents last weekend in Indy. “I feel like I made some good improvements and it paid off. Right now I’m just kind of speechless with the whole thing.”
Team AMSOIL rider Kevin Windham ran into trouble in the main event after starting the day on such a high note. Windham was the No. 1 qualifier and won his heat race. But on the third lap, Windham veered off-track and fell off his bike. He fell to last place but would rally to finish 14th on the day. Read the rest of this entry
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