AMA Pro Flat Track: Weirbach Racing's Dominic Colindres #66Y Talks Daytona Short Track Rounds 1&2 in the Pro Singles Championship

Dominic Colindres on the #66Y Weirbach Racing/General Engineering/Barnett/Spectro-sponsored Honda CRF450R leads Ryan Wells on the #94B RLJ Racing Honda during heat race 2 action at round 12 of the 2012 AMA Pro Flat Track Pro Singles Championship round at the Springfield Short Track.  Colindres led the former Weirbach Racing rider home to finishes of 2nd- and 3rd-place in the final qualifying heat for the Pro Singles Championship, to earn direct transfers to the Pro Singles National main event on September 15.

Colindres, who signed with the Weirbach team just past the mid-point of the 2012 season, won his first outing for the team at the Peoria TT, round 9 of the 2012 Pro Singles Championship season, and ended the season ranked as the 4th-place rider in the overall standings in the 'feeder' series for AMA Pro Flat Track.

Last week in Daytona, the young California rider had a rough start to his first full season with the Iowa-based team, coming home in the 14th-place spot in round 1 on Thursday,  March 14.  But in round 2 of the 2013 AMA Pro Flat Track presented by J&P Cycles Grand National Championship season the next evening, Colindres fought a good fight and was able to card a 6th-place finish in the AMA Pro J&P Cycles Pro Singles Championship main event, leaving the season-openers sitting in the 9th-place spot in the overall Pro Singles standings. 

Check out the press release below from Weirbach Racing's Dominic Colindres to see his spin on the start of the new season!


Press release courtesy of Weirbach Racing, the 2011 AMA Pro Flat Track Pro Singles Championship-winning team

Dominic Colindres/Weirbach Racing Daytona Race Report

Ottumwa, Iowa -- March 21, 2012

This past week was the AMA Grand National short track doubleheader held in Daytona, Florida.  Last year was my first time at this track and I didn't make the program the 1st day and didn't transfer from the semi the second day.  With the results from last year, I just wanted to make the main and get a few points for the championship run.

Day one during practice I felt very comfortable.  The bike was set up great and we only made a couple gearing changes.  I ended up qualifying sixth overall and was pretty happy with that because it put me on the front row start in the heat.  In the heat race I rode around in fourth the whole race and stayed there.  The track got really rough with huge ruts and I just took it easy and finished with a fourth place.  For the main event I would be lined up on the inside of the second row.  I got a horrible start and ended up getting shuffled back wards.  The track was falling apart with huge ruts coming out of the turns and my bike just wasn't set up for that bad of a track.  I rode around in fourteenth place the whole race and was just happy to finish without crashing.

Dominic Colindres is shown on the #66Y Weirbach Racing Honda CRF450R during action at the Daytona Short Track rounds of the 2013 AMA Pro Flat Track J&P Cycles Grand National Championship last week.  Colindres left Daytona with a 9th-place overall standing in the 2013 AMA Pro J&P Cycles Pro Singles Championship hunt.  Photo courtesy of Weirbach Racing by Mia Moore/FlatTrack.com's The Fans in the Stands.


On day two during practice I felt comfortable again.  We didn't make any changes during all the qualifying sessions and I ended up qualifying ninth overall.  This would give me a front row start for the heat race again.  There was rumors that they were not going to tear up the track again so it would hopefully be smooth all the way around that night.  In the heat race I tried to rail the outside of turn one but that didn't work out.  I got shuffled all the way back to seventh.  I couldn't get the bike to hook up at all up high and ended up getting passed coming out of turn four because I sat there spinning.  My eighth place in the heat meant I had to go to the semi.  In the semi I just barely missed the hole shot and was in second the whole race, battling for first.  The bike was working a little bit better down low so I was looking forward to the main, but had to start on the third row.  In the main I rode around in last place for about four or five laps.  Then I found a fast line and started to get hooked up and made a pass just about every lap.  I made my way all the way up to sixth but ran out of time before I could advance any farther.  I was really happy with that and got some decent points.

Overall for Daytona in 2013 I am happy with the way things went.  I made the main both days and got some valuable points.  After missing five races last year, I already have several more points than this time last year, and I am ninth overall so the championship dream is looking good.  I also feel like I started to figure out Daytona in the second day main which makes me feel more confident for the next time I go there.


I'd really like to thank my sponsors:

Weirbach Racing, KDM Forrest Products/Michael King, General Engineering, Barnett, Spectro, DynoJet, K&N, Saddlemen, Motorcycle Superstore, Works Connection, White lightning Retrievers, PMP Sprockets, Motion Pro, Spider Grips, Evans Coolant, Cheney Engineering, G2 Ergonomics, All Balls Racing, Firecoat Custom Powderworks, CP Pistons and Carrillo Rods, Web Cams, Foudree's Graphics, Sunoco, Pro Wheel, Southland Racing/Race Tech, Supertrapp , TNT Honda, Regina Chain, Factory Backing, Hinson, Pit Posse, Jet-Hot, Bell Helmets, Cosmetic Graphics, ProFactoryHoses.com , Engine Ice, Rekluse, and Chicken Hawk Racing, my Mom and Dad, Jason Saito, Mach 1.

AMA Pro Flat Track: Waters Auto Body KTM Team to Field Steve Murray in Twins Series, Adds Ryan Wells for Pro Singles Class

Dave Waters, owner and team manager of the Waters Auto Body 'Project K' KTM AMA Pro Flat Track team, checks out the action on the track as riders Jeremy Higgins #82 and Steve Murray #51 get ready for their first practice session at round 4 of the 2012 AMA Pro Flat Track Harley-Davidson Insurance Grand National Championship presented by Motorcycle-Superstore.com season at the Springfield Mile I on May 27.

The team has retained Murray to campaign the #51 KTM North America/Waters Auto Body Racing/Bell Helmets/Arlen Ness-sponsored KTM LC8-based Twins Series mount for the upcoming 2013 season in what will be his second year with the team, while Higgins will be stepping aside for the year after riding for the team the last three seasons.

Rider Ryan Wells tries to cool off while the Iowa-based Weirbach Racing team goes about getting the #94B Weirbach Racing/General Engineering/Barnett/Spectro-backed Honda CRF450R ready to go for round 5 of the 2012 AMA Pro Motorcycle-Superstore.com Pro Singles Championship season at the Lima Half-Mile on June 30.  In spite of missing out on five rounds in the 2012 season (Daytona Short Track I and the last four rounds of the season), Wells, a former AMA Horizon Award winner, still finished the year ranked as the 7th-place rider in the 'feeder' Pro Singles Championship class.

As was announced this week, Wells will be hooking up for the 2013 AMA Pro Motorcycle-Superstore.com Pro Singles Championship season with fellow New York residents, Dave & Rhonda Waters, to campaign the Pro Singles class aboard their Waters Auto Body machines.

You can check out the full press release below as we wish the Waters Auto Body team and riders Steve Murray and Ryan Wells good luck for the upcoming 2013 season as we look forward to seeing them hit the track this year!


Press release courtesy of Dave & Rhonda Waters, Waters Auto Body 'Project K' KTM AMA Pro Flat Track team

WELLS TO “FLY” UNDER WATERS AUTOBODY/PROJECT K RACING BANNER

February 11, 2013 -- Albion, NY


Dave & Rhonda Waters are proud to announce their support of Flyin’ Ryan Wells to the Waters Autobody/Project K Racing Team for the 2013 Pro Singles Series.  Ryan has always shown the drive and determination required that it takes to become a championship rider and it is our pleasure to be able to help this young man and his family strive for the Pro Singles Championship in 2013.

Ryan Wells, the 2012 Daytona short track winner, has shown us that after being injured mid-year when he was not able to achieve the success he had aimed for that he has learned, grown and worked hard to overcome some of the obstacles that stopped him from attaining that goal.  He has been training all winter and we have seen that first hand.

Ryan Wells is shown taking the checkered flag on the #94B Weirbach Racing Honda at round 2 of the 2012 AMA Pro Motorcycle-Superstore.com Pro Singles Series season at the Daytona Short Track II.  Wells will be riding for the Waters Auto Body team in the 2013 season.  Photo courtesy of the Waters Auto Body AMA Pro Flat Track team.


“Dave & I have always tried to help the riders in our area excel in the sport.  In keeping with that tradition, Wells is a natural fit and we are excited about the future of the team and all the possibilities.  Our thought is Ryan & Steve will compliment one another with each other’s experiences and bring a friendly yet competitive atmosphere.”

Ryan had this to say regarding the team, “I am very excited to be working with the Waters Autobody/Project K Racing team as I feel we will communicate and work together well as a team.  I also feel having Steve Murray as a teammate will be a great learning step for me on and off the track.”

Piloting the KTM’s for the AMA Expert Twins season will be the sole pilot Steve Murray for a second year.  Jeremy Higgins has decided to curtail his race schedule for the upcoming season and dedicate more time to other aspects of his personal life.

 “Dave and I would like to express our gratitude and thanks to Jeremy and the Higgins family for the past three years.  Jeremy & Jack have given so much input over the years that have helped our team to continually make changes to bring the KTM’s closer to the goal of making mains week in and week out.  We can never thank them enough for all the hard work, long hours and lasting memories that were made and we wish them the best for 2013.”

AMA Flat Track: Weirbach Racing's Dominic Collindres Ends 2012 Pro Singles Season with 2nd-Place at Pomona & 4th-Place in the Championship Standings

Round 9 of the 2012 AMA Pro Flat Track Harley-Davidson Insurance Grand National Championship presented by Motorcycle-Superstore.com season saw the series head to the natural amphitheatre surroundings of the Peoria Motorcycle Club on August 12, and a new rider in the saddle for the '11 AMA Pro Motorcycle-Superstore.com Pro Singles Championship-winning Weirbach Racing team and it's potent Honda CRF450Rs. 

Californian Dominic Collindres had just signed-on to ride for the team just days before the event that would begin the second-half stretch of the season in the Pro Singles series, and he brought a renewed shot-in-the-a.. to the defending championship-winning Iowa-based effort.

Right out of the box on the #66Y Weirbach Racing/General Engineering/Barnett/Spectro-sponsored Honda their new rider showed that he was in control and that the team's decision to sign him for the remaining events for the year was a wise one.

Collindres, in charge at the front right from the start, took his first-ever win over a stacked field of riders vying for the Pro Singles Championship, including eventual series champ Stephen Vanderkuur (3rd-place finish) and part-time Pro Singles contender Justin Reed (2nd-place finish) and wowwed the paying crowd at the longest tenured event on the AMA Pro Flat Track calendar. 

In the shot above, Collindres walks away from the rest of the field after a red flag delay at the Pro Singles round in Peoria on August 12 as he comes out of turn one.

Team co-owner Ted Weirbach stands with Weirbach Racing's former signee, Ryan Wells, just before the start of heat race action at round 3 of the 2012 AMA Pro Motorcycle-Superstore.com Pro Singles Championship season at the Springfield TT on May 26.  Wells, on the #94B Weirbach Racing/General Engineering/Barnett/Spectro-backed Honda CRF450R (the weapon of choice and dominance in the Pro Singles series and for the Weirbach team), parted ways with the team just prior to round 9 at Peoria. 

After winning round 2 at Daytona (having missed the cut the previous evening in the season kick-off doubleheader round), Wells only scored one more podium finish for the Iowa-based Weirbach team (3rd-place Hagerstown) and three more top-10s. 

Unfortunately, the former Horizon Award winner was injured in a heat race crash at round 12 of the season at the Springfield Short Track and wasn't able to continue the remaining events of the season.  He still finished 7th in the 2012 AMA Pro Motorcycle-Superstore.com Pro Singles Championship based on his early-season results while still on the immaculately-prepped Weirbach Hondas, and is expected to return healthy again for the 2013 season.

Team co-owner Richard Weirbach hops off of the back of team rider Dominic Collindres' #66Y Honda CRF450R after taking the spoils of victory lap with the California rider at round 9 of the 2012 AMA Pro Motorcycle-Superstore.com Pro Singles Championship season at the Peoria TT.  3rd-place finisher Justin Reed #53L and 2nd-place finisher Stephen Vanderkuur #10J talk and head to the podium after the 12-lap main.  Vanderkuur went on to claim the 2012 Pro Singles Championship while Collindres wound up in the 4th-place spot in his first-full season in the series.

Poised to return together again for the full 2013 AMA Pro Motorcycle-Superstore.com Pro Singles Championship season, Collindres and the Weirbach Racing team are assuredly a safe-bet to contest for the big brass ring next year in the hotly-contested class that showcases some of the best racing on wheels in the world that is AMA Pro Flat Track racing.  It's gonna be a long winter......

Check out the official press release below courtesy of Dominic Collindres and the Weirbach Racing team, and a big congrats to them for a stellar finish to the season.  Bravo!

Press release courtesy of the Weirbach Racing team and rider #66Y Dominic Collindres


Ottumwa, Iowa, November 3, 2012

The AMA Grand National season-finale was held in Pomona, California.  I was stoked for this race being that it was close to home and I got to hang out with friends and family at my house all week.

 

Last year I didn't do so good, not even making the main, but this year I felt that I had some good experience gathered up from this year.  My goal for the weekend was to finish ahead of Shayna Texter and finish the year off fourth in overall points.

Qualifying was going great.  Dick had the bike set up spot on from the start, and the only thing we changed was tire pressures.  The free practice qualifying I set the ninth-fastest time.  We didn't change the bike at all and in the first qualifying session I qualified ninth again.  We then dropped the tire pressure a little and set the fifth fastest time in the second qualifying session.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Dominic Collidres gives team owner Richard Weirbach a victory ride on the #66Y Weirbach Racing Honda CRF450R after winning his first-ever event and first with his new team at round 9 of the 2012 AMA Pro Motorcycle-Superstore.com Pro Singles season at the Peoria TT on August 12. Photo courtesy of the Weirbach Racing team.

 

For the heat race I was lined up on the front row.  I got a great start and was in second into the first turn.  I made a pass for the lead going down the back straight and led the rest of the heat race.  I felt great in the heat, winning by about a second.  Vanderkuur looked fast in his heat and I knew he was going to be tough to beat. 

 

Going out for the main I felt comfortable with the way things were going.  I got the holeshot and going into turn three a red flag came out.  On the second start I was in about fourth riding by myself and another red flag came out about halfway through the race.

 

This time the start was single file and I made my way into third going into turn three.  The top two riders pulled a large lead on me and we were all evenly spaced.  At about four laps to go I found a fast line and reeled in Maquire who was in second.  I passed him and was left with two laps to go.  I caught up to Vanderkuur on the last lap and couldn't quite get into the draft going down the last straight away and I finished a solid second.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

With a stellar 2nd-place finish in round 16 of the 2012 AMA Pro Motorcycle-Superstore.com Pro Singles Championship, Weirbach Racing's Dominic Collindres #66Y capped off the season in the 4th-place spot in the championship standings.  Photo courtesy of the Weirbach Racing team.

 

This year Pomona treated me great.  Being on a totally different bike and having so much more experience really seemed to help me out.  I am very happy with the way this year went.  I couldn't be happier to get team Weirbach a win my first race after their previous rider decided to go on his own mid-season.

 

Getting all of my podiums on Weirbach's bikes gets me ready for next year.  Being that I missed five races and joined Dick and Ted halfway through the season and finished fourth in points, Dick, Ted and I feel like we have a good shot at winning the championship next year since I will be at every race. 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Dominic Collindres accepts his 4th-place check in the AMA Pro Motorcycle-Superstore.com Pro Singles Championship for the 2012 season at the AMA Pro Flat Track banquet in Pomona on October 14, 2012.  Photo courtesy of the Weirbach Racing team.

 

 

I couldn't have done it without them and all our sponsors that helped this year. I would like to give a huge thanks to:

Weirbach Racing, General Engineering, Barnett, Spectro, DynoJet, K&N, Saddlemen, Motorcycle Superstore/Bell Helments, White lightning Retrievers, PMP Sprockets, Motion Pro, Spider Grips, Evans Coolant, Cheney Engineering, G2 Ergonomics, All Balls Racing, Firecoat Custom Powderworks, CP Pistons and Carillo Rods, Web Cams, Foudree's Graphics, Sunoco, Pro Wheel, Durelle Racing, Supertrapp, TNT Honda, Pingel Products, Regina Chain, Factory Backing, Hinson, Motobatt, Pit Posse, Jet-Hot, Cosmetic Graphics, , KDM Forrest Products, Michael King, Frankie Morris, my Mom and Dad, Mach 1, A&A Racing, Works Connection, ProFactoryHoses.com, Rekluse, and Chicken Hawk Racing.

Dominic Colindres – 66Y

 

AMA Flat Track: Weirbach Racing's Ryan Wells #94B Pro Singles Report for the Sacramento Mile

Ryan Wells talks with AMA Pro Flat Track announcer Barry Boone after winning heat race #1 at the Lima Half-Mile on June 30, round 5 of the 2012 AMA Pro Flat Track Harley-Davidson Insurance Grand National Championship presented by Motorcycle-Superstore.com season.  Wells had just won his qualifying heat by over 3.4 seconds to 2nd-place rider Austin Luczak.  Wells would finish the evening out by coming home in the 4th-place spot on the #94B Weirbach Racing/General Engineering/Barnett/Spectro Oils-sponsored Honda CRF450R behind winner Zakk Palmer, 2nd-place rider Benjamin Myers and 3rd-place finisher Jacob Constantine.

The New York State resident took part in his second mile event of his Pro Singles Championship career last weekend at the Cal Expo Fairgrounds in Sacramento, improving on his 10th-place finish from the Springfield Mile I round in late May by finishing in the 6th-place spot, in a race that was won by Shayna Texter, crossing the line to take the checkers just over 2.3 seconds behind the DFW Honda-mounted winner.

In his first full season of competition, Wells is proving himself quickly to be a quick study, at just over 16 years old.  After starting off the season at Daytona with a DNQ and a win, Wells has been on a strong run as the series gets into the meat of the schedule.  In the last three rounds (Lima, Hagerstown and Sacto) Wells has brought home finishes of 4th, 3rd and 6th-places, and has held on to the second spot in the Pro Singles Championship points tally for the last few rounds, and with the powerhouse Weirbach Racing team behind will undoubtedly be fighting for the #1 plate in the AMA Pro Motorcycle-Superstore.com Pro Singles Championship come season end.

You can check out Ryan and Weirbach Racing's official press release below, and then look for more out of this fine young man come the rest of the season, with the next event this Saturday, August 4 at the Castle Rock TT round.

Press release courtesy of Ryan Wells & Weirbach Racing, the 2011 AMA Pro Motorcycle-Superstore.com Pro Singles Championship-winning team

Ottumwa, Iowa--August 1, 2012

Sacramento Mile report:

On July 28th, the Weirbach Racing team traveled out to Sacramento, California for the historic Mile!  Showing up at my 2nd mile ever, I was still in need of figuring out everything that needs to be done to come out victorious. 

We started out the day qualifying 12th which would give me the last spot on the front row.  In the heat race I immediately ran into the same problems with drafting that I also had in Springfield.  Struggling through the heat I finished 6th which would still be a direct transfer, but I knew I needed to figure it out coming main event time.

Ryan Wells is shown on the #94B Weirbach Racing Honda CRF450R during on-track activities in the Pro Singles Series at the Sacramento Mile on Saturday, July 28, round 7 of the 2012 AMA Pro Flat Track Harley-Davidson Insurance Grand National Championship presented by Motorcycle-Superstore.com season.  Photo courtesy of Weirbach Racing & Ryan Wells.


I started the main event on the very inside of the second row.  Out of the first turn I sat around 12th and finally figured out what I was missing this whole time with drafting.  I began picking off positions and worked my way up to 6th but ran out of time and finished there.

I'm not completely satisfied with the result but I'm very satisfied with what I learned and am now very excited for the next mile.  We head to Castle Rock for some short track racing mid-week, then the Grand National TT on August 4th, and I'm very excited for some TT racing!

It was great to meet some of our west coast sponsors in person.  After this weekend we are in second place 11 points behind the series leader.

Big Thanks to all our awesome sponsors who continue to make my dream as a racer come true day after day!

Ryan Wells and Weirbach Racing Sponsors:

Weirbach Racing, General Engineering, Barnett, Spectro, DynoJet, K & N,
Saddlemen, Motorcycle-Superstores.com, White Lightning Retrievers, PMP sprockets,
Motion Pro, Spider Grips, Evans Coolant, Cheney Engineering, G2 Ergonomics,
Works Connection, All Balls Racing, Firecoat Custom Powderworks, CP Pistons
& Carrillo Rods, Web cams, Foudree¹s Graphics, Sunoco, Pro Wheel, Durelle
Racing, Supertrapp, T N T Honda, Pingel Products, Regina Chain, Factory
Backing, Hinson, MotoBatt, Pit Posse, Jet-Hot, Bell Helmets, Cometic
Gaskets, Pro Factory, Rekluse,chicken hawk, Five Star Washer Service, Rlj
Racing, Motorcycle Superstore, Arlen Ness, Boughner Suspension, light shoe,
Precision Power, Ride 100 Percent.

AMA Flat Track: Weirbach Racing's Ryan Wells LIma Half-Mile Pro Singles Release

Ryans Wells on the #94B Weirbach Racing/General Engineering/Barnett/Spectro-sponsored Honda CRF450R shows some serious body english heading out of turn 2 during second round qualifying for round 5 of the 2012 AMA Pro Flat Track Harley-Davidson Insurance Grand National Championship presented by Motorcycle-Superstore.com season at the Allen County Fairgrounds in Lima, OH. 

Wells, in just his first season of racing in the AMA Pro Motorcycle-Superstore.com Pro Singles Series Championship has established himself as one of the top riders in the series and one that could be hard to beat for the overall title come the end of the year.  After qualifying fastest out of the 51 Pro Singles riders who took a timed lap on the half-mile pea gravel track, Wells promptly went out and won his heat race to start the evening off just right for the Ottumwa, IA.-based team.

After finishing in the 4th-place slot for the Pro Singles main behind winner Zakk Palmer, runner-up Benjamin Myers and 3rd-place finisher Jacob Constantine, the New York State resident and former Horizon Award winner moved himself into the 2nd-place spot of the championship, just two points down from title leader Gerit Callies (55-53) with 3rd-place in the Pro Singles Championship title hunt, Jason Isennock another nine points back (44 points.)

The AMA Pro Motorcycle-Superstore.com Pro Singles Championship riders head to the Hagerstown Half-Mile on Saturday, July 7 for round 6 of the 2012 season, and you can bet that Ryan Wells will be fighting at the front throughout the day.

You can read Weirbach Racing's full press release below on Lima!

Press release courtesy of Weirbach Racing

Ottumwa, IA.-July 4, 2012


On June 30th, we traveled to Lima, Ohio for the cushion half mile.


This was the 5th Grand National race of our series.  Out of the whole season,
this was the race I was most excited for since I grew up racing on cushion
half miles.  Coming into this race I was 10 points out of the series points
lead in 3rd place, so the main goal was to beat the points leader.

We started out the day very strong being the fastest qualifier for the Pro
Singles and 2nd fastest overall, that gave me pole position for the heat
race.  In the heat race I jumped out to an early lead and focused on making
no mistakes.  I ended up winning heat race number 1 by a fairly large margin.

Ryan Wells #94B is shown on the podium at the Lima half-mile round of the 2012 AMA Pro Motorcycle-Superstore.com Pro Singles Championship after winning the first heat race on his Weirbach Racing Honda CRF450R.  Photo by and  courtesy of Weirbach Racing.


Since the bike had been working awesome all day long we decided to not
change anything.  I was sitting on the pole position and I picked outside on
the front row for the finial.

Off the start I came out of the first turn in 2nd and was charging hard, running in the first 2 spots for a few laps.  The track immediately brushed off, it was very rough and tough to ride, but I just put my head down and kept chuggin along.

I ended up in 4th place in the main, which brought me within 2 points of the lead in 2nd place.

This was exactly what we need to do before coming to the next National in Hagerstown,
Maryland this weekend. 

Big thanks to all the sponsors we have that make it possible for me to attend and participate in every race.  Please stop by our pit area and say hello.

Ryan Wells signs autographs for some of his fans at the Lima half-mile on Saturday, June 30 at round 5 of the 2012 AMA Pro Flat Track Harley-Davidson Insurance Grand National Championship presented by Motorcycle-Superstore.com season.  Weirbach Racing's Wells finished 4th on the day in the Pro Singles National main event and came within two points of the series' points lead in his first full season in the class.  Photo by and courtesy of Weirbach Racing.


Ryan Wells and Weirbach Racing Sponsors:


Weirbach Racing, General Engineering, Barnett, Spectro, DynoJet, K & N,
Saddlemen, Motorcycle-Superstores.com, White Lightning Retrievers, PMP sprockets,
Motion Pro, Spider Grips, Evans Coolant, Cheney Engineering, G2 Ergonomics,
Works Connection, All Balls Racing, Firecoat Custom Powderworks, CP Pistons
& Carrillo Rods, Web cams, Foudree¹s Graphics, Sunoco, Pro Wheel, Durelle
Racing, Supertrapp, T N T Honda, Pingel Products, Regina Chain, Factory
Backing, Hinson, MotoBatt, Pit Posse, Jet-Hot, Bell Helmets, Cometic
Gaskets, Pro Factory, Rekluse,chicken hawk, Five Star Washer Service, Rlj
Racing, Motorcycle Superstore, Arlen Ness, Boughner Suspension, light shoe,
Precision Power, Ride 100 Percent.

Ryan Wells 94B ­ Weirbach Racing