Chase Snapp Goes Pro on Can-Am
DS450 ATV for 2011 AMA MX
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Pro Am Production
Champion, Chase Snapp, moves up to the
AMA Pro ATV MX Class & switches to
the #48 Can-Am DS450
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Tulsa, OK (1/08/2011) - While rumors
are rampant as to who will be riding what for the
2011 AMA ATV Motocross Championships, and many racers
are still struggling to find support, Chase Snapp
has no worries as he knows exactly where he will
be when the gate drops for the first race of the
season.
After winning the 2010 AMA ATV MX Pro-am Production
Class Championship, Chase Snapp will be making
the jump to the Pro class for 2011 aboard the
Can-Am DS450 as part of the manufacturer’s
X-team. “I’m really excited to be
on a Can-Am for 2011. Change can be a good thing
and I am really looking forward to this,”
stated Snapp, who, like many other racers was
scrambling to find a deal for 2011, until getting
a phone call out of the blue from Can-Am’s
team manager, Jimmie O’Dell.
In addition to Can-Am, Snapp will be receiving
support from Bell Helmets, JB Racing, Fox Shocks,
Motoworks, DWT, Rath Racing, Hinson, SSI, Fly,
Easton and Precision.
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#48 Chase
Snapp on his new Can-Am DS450 ATV ride
for 2011
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On top of racing Nationals, Chase Snapp will
be getting in some extra seat time at the popular
Texas series, the TQRA. “Last year I was
on the road all season long and couldn’t
race anything other than Nationals, but the dates
for those don’t conflict this year so I
get to race both of them,” Snapp said.
As far as taking on the pressures of the going
Pro, Snapp is confident 2011 will be a good year
for him. “I’ve been working for this
my whole life and I am ready for it,” he
said.
ATVRiders.com recently had the pleasure of visiting
Chase Snapp at his home in Tulsa, OK and will
be featuring more information on that visit, along
with a full interview with Can-Am’s newest
Pro in the near future, so check back soon to
see more photos of Snapp in action on his new
ride, and find out what he’s been up to
since winning the Pro-am championship.
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