Press Release

Fly Racing Riders Set for MXoN

ocscottie
9/21/2010 10:27am




Fly Racing will be well represented at this weekend’s Motocross of
Nations, with riders from various nations donning Fly Racing gear and
their countries colors. Team Fly will have riders from the United
States, Australia, Puerto Rico, Ecuador, Spain, and Sweden lining up to
do battle at the prestigious race.




Leading
the way for team Fly Racing will be Team USA rider Andrew Short, who
not only got the call-up to ride for his country in the MX3 class,
but the event will also be held on his home turf: Colorado. Another
first timer to the Motocross of Nations will be Team Australia rider
Dean Ferris. Ferris comes to Colorado hot off of a third place
overall finish in the MX1 class in the Australian Motocross
Championships. Also joining the race are AMA Supercross and Motocross
regulars Kyle Regal (Team Puerto Rico) and Martin Davolos (Team
Ecuador).




Fly
Racing would like to congratulate all of the Fly riders who received
the call-up to ride for their country at this year’s MxoN:






# 3
Andrew Short Team USA MX3




#20
Dean Ferris Team Australia MX2




#35
Jose Antonio Butron Team Spain MX2




#60 Alex
Eriksson Team Sweden MX3




#76 Christian
Ruiz Team Puerto Rico MX1




#78
Kyle Regal Team Puerto Rico MX3




#137
Martin Davalos Team Ecuador MX2




#136
Felipe Espinosa Team Ecuador MX1




#138
Andres Benenaula Team Ecuador MX3






Fly
Racing products can be found at your local dealer. For more
information and to view Fly Racing’s 2011 line-up of racewear,
helmets, casual wear and hard parts, visit FlyRacing.com.






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About
Fly Racing




Established
in 1996, Fly Racing began as a manufacturer of motorcycle handlebars
and helmets. The brand has quickly developed into one of the fastest
growing off road motorcycle riding apparel and hard part brands in
the powersports industry. Fly Racing develops high quality products
for the competitive and demanding North American market and is
distributed in 40+ countries.




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