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I am sure there will be a lot more fallout from this...
RVINE, Calif. – Kawasaki has named renowned racing industry veteran Bruce Stjernstrom to lead racing operations, replacing senior racing manager Reid Nordin, who has left the company. Stjernstrom returns with twenty years of experience at Kawasaki, having previously led both the racing and marketing departments, and will report to Chris Brull, vice president of marketing for Kawasaki Motors Corp. U.S.A.
“Bruce brings a wealth of knowledge and business acumen to our racing program,” said Brull. “Bruce was a cornerstone of Kawasaki Team Green™, as well as leading multiple championship winning teams while directing our professional racing programs. We know he has a passion for the sport that is only matched by his passion for Kawasaki.”
Since joining Team Green in 1983, Stjernstrom has been instrumental in Kawasaki’s success over the last three decades. During his tenure with Kawasaki, Stjernstrom has led the Team Green, Off Road, ATV, Flat Track, Jet Ski®, Road Racing, and supercross/motocross teams.
“Kawasaki has a strong racing heritage that I am proud to be a part of once again,” said Stjernstrom. “I’m looking forward to working with Dan Fahie, manager of motocross racing and Ryan Holliday, supervisor for Team Green, together with their staff and our partners to keep Kawasaki as a championship winning program.”
RVINE, Calif. – Kawasaki has named renowned racing industry veteran Bruce Stjernstrom to lead racing operations, replacing senior racing manager Reid Nordin, who has left the company. Stjernstrom returns with twenty years of experience at Kawasaki, having previously led both the racing and marketing departments, and will report to Chris Brull, vice president of marketing for Kawasaki Motors Corp. U.S.A.
“Bruce brings a wealth of knowledge and business acumen to our racing program,” said Brull. “Bruce was a cornerstone of Kawasaki Team Green™, as well as leading multiple championship winning teams while directing our professional racing programs. We know he has a passion for the sport that is only matched by his passion for Kawasaki.”
Since joining Team Green in 1983, Stjernstrom has been instrumental in Kawasaki’s success over the last three decades. During his tenure with Kawasaki, Stjernstrom has led the Team Green, Off Road, ATV, Flat Track, Jet Ski®, Road Racing, and supercross/motocross teams.
“Kawasaki has a strong racing heritage that I am proud to be a part of once again,” said Stjernstrom. “I’m looking forward to working with Dan Fahie, manager of motocross racing and Ryan Holliday, supervisor for Team Green, together with their staff and our partners to keep Kawasaki as a championship winning program.”
They'll supposedly be on some blue bikes. I guess they could do the "Low Carb" livery?
Things are getting shaken up for sure. Some astute observers could even tie Villo into this.
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when the above mentioned scheme actually happens, where will you be?
The "claw" won't be on the PC bikes either, btw.
Maybe you meant Monster is taking their money elsewhere, and are "outing" Kawi.
mxer512.. kawi is not outing monster, its actually the other way around. apparently they're pissed about kawi letting their golden boy go on a euro vacation.
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Just for hearing myself type, let me say that I appreciate the support the energy drink companies have given our sport. But, if there was healthier products coming aboard as key sponsors, I think that would be great. IMO, seeing a teenage (or younger) kid cruising around with a Monster tall-boy, that is right next to seeing that same kid cruising around with a cigarette in his mouth (IMO). Both are bad habits that kids somehow think make them look cool.
If Monster leaves Mitch can somebody please get Splitfire back on board so we can get bad ass looking bikes again?
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