Sanger, TX (1/5/2011) -In
a time of uncertainty surrounding professional
motorsports, there is one constant. Thomas Brown
will be wearing Blue again in 2012. TBROWN RACING
has once again joined forces with YAMAHA RACING
and Thomas will be putting his YFZ450R up front
in the 2012 AMA ATV Motocross Series. TBROWN
YAMAHA has partnered with some of the top names
in ATV racing, and longtime supporters like
JB Racing, Maxxis, Golden West Cycle, Maxima
Oils and Rath Racing are excited about the upcoming
season.
Moto Xperts will handle Thomas’ motor
program for 2012. Thomas joined forces with
Toby Reed last year and after much development
and hard work, ended the year with strong podium
finishes and strong motors.
Bill Ballance and his crew will be handling
the suspension development again this season.
Ballance Racing has stepped up with exceptional
support and knowledge on the YFZ450R. In the
handling department, Thomas will again put his
trust in JB Racing components, as he has for
many years, to handle the rough terrain associated
with ATV MX. Ohlins will be back on board with
TBROWN YAMAHA. “We are extremely pleased
with the technology and performance of their
shocks and glad to have them back.”
TBROWN YAMAHA
would like to thank the following companies
for their support in the upcoming AMA ATVMX
Series. YAMAHA, Ballance Racing, Moto Xperts,
Golden West Cycles, JB Racing, Maxxis, Ohlins,
Maxima Oils, Hiper Wheels, Fly Racing, Precision,
SSI Decals, Fuel Customs, and GYTR. Other support
deals are in the works. More information will
be coming soon.
TBROWN YAMAHA
is a professional team. We have put together
a solid team of industry professionals and sponsors
for 2012. Our goal is to win races and have
a positive impact on the sport of ATVMX. We
are constantly striving to improve our program
and will release new partnerships and developments
as they happen. You can keep up-to-date with
Thomas at his official website: www.tbrown84.com,
follow on Twitter: @ThomasBrown84 or become
a FAN on Facebook: www.facebook.com/TBROWN84.
