A.J. was the man to beat in the Lites class all night long in Fresno going out and setting great lap times in practice.  A.J. got his starts figured out this weekend and got the holeshot in his heat race leading from start to finish.  He started the same in the main event and never looked back opening up a gap on the rest of the field.  At the finish it was GPF’s A.J. Catanzaro with a comfortable victory over supercross rider Tiger Lacey and A.J.’s west lites competition Cory Green.

A.J. now leads the Lites west points by 3 over Cory Green with 6 nights of racing in the west to go.  The Arenacross rookie has a ton of confidence after the weekend and will be even more of a force to be reckoned with the rest of the season.

Bryce has spent many days testing with Doug Dubach in preparation for the Texas swing of Amateur National happening later this month. Check out this video of Bryce on vurb moto. 

http://www.vurbmoto.com/theatre/509/bryce-vallee-texas-awaits/

DR.Ds Jared Browne put the entire supercross community on notice this weekend with a 12th place finish in the highly competitive 450 class. A true privateer grass roots effort backed by Doug Dubach himself Browne is getting stronger every week. DR.Ds own rider support manager Mark Tilley was acting mechanic this weekend for Browne, qualifying for the main via a 4th place finish in heat one on the heels of factory Kawasaki superstarNick Wey.  Browne ran a strong 8th place for most the main making a couple mistakes and finishing a very impressive 12th overall. Sitting well inside the top 20 in points Browne looks ahead to next week when the series heads to Atlanta. Look for a complete story on Browne’s DR.D KX450 in an upcoming issue of MXA.

DR.Ds Heath Voss grabbed the AMA 250 Arenacross victory in his long- awaited return to action, joining Voss on the  podium keeping his streak alive was none other than series regular DR.D/GPF rider A.J. Catanzaro. Curently only 2 point out of  first in the championship, Cantanzaro looks to extend his podium streak this weekend when the series head to Fresno California.

As the AMA Supercross Series moves to the East this weekend in Indianapolis, IN Team T.I.S.CO. Racing/DR.D are excited to introduce its newest member to the team, Kyle Cunningham. Cunningham has a very impressive professional record thus far and  T.I.S.CO./DR.D are confident that Kyle has what it takes to be competitive for that elusive podium finish. Joining Kyle in the Lites class will be Michael Thacker. Michael will be using this opportunity to gain the experience he needs to secure a bright future within the sport.

Tyically the word “crazy” associated with Indy Dealer Expo is attributed to nightlife, bad kareoke, and insane show fans.  2010 Indy was crazy, but for all the wrong reasons.  Here Doug Dubach and Ron Lechien swap racing tales at 2:30am at the ‘diverted’ airport in Dayton, Ohio.  The “Dogger” and his staff at Maxima and Team DR.D piled 7 people into a rental car to begin the 2.5 hour journey to Indy.  Cancelled flights, lost luggage, missing shipments and 24hours of travel, improperly…kicked off a crazy Indy weekend. 

One of the craziest Indy Expos ever has come to close.  (More “news’ on that later).  The DR.D booth was packed throughout the weekend with great stories keeping us entertained throughout.  Here Randy Hawkins resists another advance from a female fan while Dirt Bike Magazines Tom Webb looks on in awe.  Terry Beal and Gina Dubach talk marketing with DR.D Canadian Distributor, Gamma Sales.  Where is Dubach? Behind the curtain repairing broken crates!