Yamaha's Miller
Brothers Featured in Commerical
Cody's Yamaha
battles with Hunter's Toyota Tundra
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Cody
Miller (left) & Hunter Miller
(right) |
Morgantown, WV (9/12/2007)
– Two of the youngest members of the
AMA Pro ATV Championship series are gaining
traction in the mainstream media as Yamaha
ATV Professionals Hunter and Cody Miller are
featured on Toyota's website at
http://www.mytundralife.com/hunter.html.
The video shows the duo drag
racing-a YFZ450 ATV against a truck! The real
life story started after Hunter purchased
the 2007 Tundra 4x2 SR5 Double Cab in Radiant
Red. Then the brothers' took to the racetrack
to see who had the faster machine.
"Hunter just bought a truck,"
Cody says in the commercial, "I usually
keep up with him until he gets to about 60
and then his truck kind of pulls away."
The video features Cody on his
Yamaha YFZ450 ATV while Hunter gets sideways
in the Tundra and chases him down, all the
while wearing a helmet behind the wheel on
a professional closed course.
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Hunter Miller |
#22
Cody Miller |
Don't miss this bold new commercial
and hilarious behind-the-scenes footage in
the My Video section on the Toyota website.
You'll be seeing these two brothers in the
future-definitely on four wheels!
For more information on the
Miller brothers, visit www.atvmotocross.com.
About the AMA ATV National
Motocross Championship Series:
Sanctioned by the AMA and ATVA, the nation's
premier amateur and professional ATV motocross
series is hosted by many of America 's premier
motocross facilities. The 12-round series approaches
its 21st season with the Pro class newly under
the wing of AMA Pro Racing. The 2006 series hosted
over 8,000 entrants, making it America 's largest,
as well as its longest running, ATV National Motocross
series. Series sponsors include title sponsors
ITP Tires and Moose, and presenting sponsor Parts
Unlimited. Premiere and Feature sponsors include
ATV Sport, Moto Tees, Scott USA, Maxxis Tires,
Elka Suspension and H-Bomb Films/Division Four.
Associate sponsors include Weekend Warrior Trailers,
Denton Racing, and Hinson Racing. Media partners
include ATV Insider, ATV Rider and ATVRiders.com.
About AMA Racing:
AMA Racing is the competition arm of the American
Motorcyclist Association and is the leading sanctioning
body for motorcycle sport in the United States
. Its professional properties include the Amp'd
Mobile AMA Supercross Series, the AMA Toyota Motocross
Championship presented by FMF, the AMA Superbike
Championship presented by Parts Unlimited, the
AMA Ford Quality Checked Flat Track Championship,
the AMA Supermoto Championship and the AMA Pro
ATV Championship. In amateur and pro-am competition,
AMA Racing sanctions over 4000 events in 24 different
disciplines and supports over 110 thousand active
members. For more information about professional
racing, visit www.amaproracing.com.
Accredited media outlets can also access an on
line Press Room at www.amaproracing.com/pressroom.
For amateur racing information visit www.amadirectlink.com/amrace/amasports.asp.
About the ATVA:
The ATV Association ("ATVA") is
the official sanctioning body of the amateur divisions
of the ATVA ITP/Moose ATV National Motocross Championship
Series Presented by Parts Unlimited. The 9,000
member ATVA is the sister organization of the
260,000 member American Motorcyclist Association
("AMA"). ATV racing has experienced
phenomenal growth at the rate of 25% in the past
two years alone, and continues to gain momentum
and support, outselling off-road motorcycles annually.
Each round attracts 600-700 racers who compete
for bragging rights to one of 31 amateur national
titles. For more information about ATVA, visit
www.atvaonline.com.
About the ATVPG:
The ATVPG is comprised of the 12 individual
promoters that host the AMA ITP/Moose ATV National
Motocross Championships, presented by Parts Unlimited.
The goal of the ATVPG is to raise awareness of
ATV motocross through the production of professional
and amateur championship racing events. For more
information on the ATVPG and the ATV National
events they produce, go to www.atvmotocross.com.
