congrats to Kory Ellis

[hsr]

Cool to see all the years of Kory's hard work and dedication to the sport open up the door to an R&D position at Yoshimura. It should be good to see an actual racer provide input for some
atv- specific stuff.

[c450Razy]

glad to see that. i just dont understand why yamaha dropped him?
i know that this year was his best year but it happens to the best of them... He could end up making them pay big time for that dission.

[suzukigirl]

i think yamaha is going to wish they hadn't dropped him

[RaptorRacer45]

Yamaha really needs 2 get there heads outta Vallentino Rozzis A** and start throwin some support and thought into where the future is heading....THE ATVS!

[coolguy8769]

Originally posted by RaptorRacer45
Yamaha really needs 2 get there heads outta Vallentino Rozzis A** and start throwin some support and thought into where the future is heading....THE ATVS!

you hear they just signed him for a few more years........

i'll ride my yfz till it has a major break down then i'm switchin, i'll give it about another year or 2. By then i think everyone will have their act together and it will be a good move, we'll see:ermm:

[Dale512]

It's really great to hear, Kory really deserves it.

[TALS]

Too bad for Yamaha, they lost a good guy. Congrats to Yosh.

[hsr]

Kory had an off year in 06'. The Yamaha isn't a bad bike, it just seems that a lot of riders struggle with getting it to hold together in the pro class. Just ask pat brown about it.