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 Alex Ortiz Injured at Best 
                                  in the Desert Vegas to Reno Race 
                                Corona, CA (8/27/2012) - Alex Ortiz 
                              was Iron manning the Best in the Desert Vegas to 
                              Reno race this past weekend aboard his Yamaha Raptor 
                              250. The race was 534 mile start to finish. Alex 
                              was riding by himself. 
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                                  | Triumph 
                                      Motorsports' Alex Ortiz |  If you haven't heard Alex Ortiz was in an accident 
                                at the Vegas to Reno race past weekend. He was 
                                riding in some silt under very dusty condition.He 
                                got stuck for a second and was hit from behind 
                                by an UTV at about 35-40mph. He flew about 15ft. 
                                The driver and co-driver of the UTV stayed with 
                                him the whole time and got in touch with Alex's 
                                mom to let her know what was happening.  Alex was taken by helicopter with his mom to 
                                UMC trauma to be checked out. He had hair line 
                                fractures to L1 and L2. They said he should be 
                                fine. No surgery just a back brace for a week 
                                or two. So in the end all is well. After spending 
                                35 hours in the hospital Alex was sent home. This young man is only 14 years of age and holds 
                                many Championships and Race wins in the WORCS 
                                program. Alex lives for Off Road Racing. Alex 
                                has a love and passion for ATV racing that is 
                                unmatched in today's industry. "We were excited to hear Alex was Iron Manning 
                                the V2R race, but very upset to hear that he had 
                                gotten hurt. We wish the best for this young racer 
                                and are excited to see him back out at the track 
                                soon., " said Anthony at Triumph. Alex has been at home recovering. He got home 
                                last Saturday night from the hospital. He has 
                                to wear a back brace when he is out of the house, 
                                but other than that he is doing fine. He has a 
                                touch of pain and discomfort but nothing more 
                                than that. No pain meds at this point. He feels 
                                good and is already bored. He should recover with 
                                no side effects. "Thanks to all the friends and family that 
                                help and supported us. Thanks to all our sponsors 
                                that helped us with getting Alex Ortiz to the 
                                race. We will keep you updated on Ortiz Racin, 
                                " said James Ortiz. Glad to hear things worked out for the best, 
                                and we wish the best and a speedy recovery!     Triumph 
                          Motorsports
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