AXO Welcomes Cairoli and Nagl

Santa Clarita, CA - October 25 2010 - AXO proudly announces the beginning of a prestigious partnership: One of the world's leading brandsin motocross apparel and the Red Bull MX1 Factory Racing Team have signed a two-year deal which will see 4-time World Champion Antonio Cairoli and German star Maximilian Nagl wearing AXO gear in 2011.

Tony and Max will take on their mission wearing the Nickel pants, the Pistol jersey and the brand new Padlock glove, which represents AXO's top line up. The "Slip Fit" knee system on the pants, the 100% lightweight polyester construction withfullysublimated graphics of the jersey and the all new "Over the Top GOLF" closure of the glove, confirm that AXO is always at the front of innovation. AXO continues to lead the way in construction and setting the trends in fit and function.

Keeping an eye on style and design Valentina Zago, President of AXO Europe said "Speed, mud and glory, as Tony would say! Our commitments to motorsports in general and to motocross in particular has finally turned out in the prestigious collaboration. The AXO staff is pleased to welcome Tony and Max and the whole Red Bull KTM MX1 Factory Racing Team. We had the chance to work with Claudio De Carli a few years ago. I am sure that his professionalism, his long experience in the field, combined with Tony's and Max's great performances, will bring us a lot of success! AXO won its last MX1 World Title in 2007....we are looking forward to repeat this fantastic experience!

Claudio De Carli, Red Bull KTM MX1 Factory Racing Team Manager. "we are honored and happy to come back to work with AXO for next season. AXO is a top-level brand to partner with in our racing efforts and their passion for motocross is well known. We would like to thank AXO for this opportunity and we wish to reach great results together!"

Alessandra Zago, President of AXO America "AXO America is very pleased to be associated with a top level team such as the Red Bull KTM MX1 Factory Racing Team. We look forward to US visits from the world champ. "