Chad Wienen Interview
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ATVriders.com: Have you made any changes for 2014?
Chad Wienen: Yes, we have had some big changes. Probably our biggest change was bringing on Pro Am rider Nick Gennusa. He had a good year last year and showed a lot of potential. He's come a long way for the first time riding a Yamaha and he has adapted really well.

2014 Wienen Motorsports / Yamaha ATV Motocross Race Team (Left to Right) Nick Gennusa, Thomas Brown, Chad Wienen

ATVriders.com: How are you looking forward to the 2014 season?
Chad Wienen: We have about a month left until the first gate drop, and this year I feel the best that I have felt so far. I think it's the people that I am training with. We will go do motos and then pack our road bikes and cycle back twenty miles from the track. I don't think I would have been quite up to doing that last year, and I think we are building ourselves to another level and that's what it's all about is progression. If I'm just settling for the two championships that I've gotten, then I might as well hang up my boots, but I'm still hungry, and I am really looking forward to this 2014 season.

Chad Wienen looks to defend his AMA Pro ATV Motocross Championship in 2014

With an improved training program, solid support system, and top notch team, Wienen is looking to capture his third consecutive AMA Pro ATV motocross Championship. Feeling better than ever and with his preseason testing completed more than a month before the first race, the defending champ is beyond prepared to take his team and their sponsors to the top once again with the ATV Motocross Championship series kicking off in just over a month on Mach 22-23rd at Aonia Pass in Washington, Georgia.