BTOSports.com/BBMX/Palmetto Suzuki’s Thomas, Kiniry and Evans Step It Up in Phoenix

Thomas showed that he wasn’t just eating
sausages and being lazy while in Germany when he went out in the heat and
placed ninth and earning the last transfer spot to the main event. Once there,
JT$ once again got his usual crappy start and rounded the first lap in nineteenth.
The veteran put his head down and pushed hard the whole race to end up
fourteenth at the end.

“It was a good showing for JT considering it
really was his first race of the year and everyone already went through their
first race jitters” said team manager Forrest Butler.

In the 250 class, team riders Kiniry and Evans
once again put it into the main event via the heat race but both once again
suffered terrible starts as they came around in fifteenth (Kiniry) and
eighteenth (Evans.)

Both guys had their work cut out for them and
Kiniry eventually battled hard to make it all the way into the top ten with a
finish of ninth. Evans had some bad luck and could only manage a seventeenth.

After two rounds of supercross, Kiniry is in ninth
position and only a handful of points out of sixth. Evans is nineteenth but we
know better things lay ahead for last season’s privateer hero.

For more team updates, sponsor news and race
updates go to:

 btosports.com and butlerbrothersmx.com

 There's
no way that BTO Sports.com/BBMX/Palmetto Suzuki team can go racing without the help
of their sponsors and would like to thank the following companies:

BTOSports.com, BBMX, Palmetto
Suzuki, FLY Racing, Bel-Ray, Vortex, Pro-Circuit, WMI, Vanquish MX, Smith, FLU
Graphics, Jett Boot, Wiseco, Leatt Brace, McGraw Insurance, Umbrella Girls,
Dream Traxx, ASMF, ASV, Ti-Fuel, Factory Connection, Applied, ICW, Twin Air, RK
/ Excel, QTM, Faction MX, Pit Posse, Outlaw, Dunlop, FLmx, MX Press, Polisport,
Engine Ice, Galfer, Sponsor house, STMX, Kinetic Animation, Safety Kleen, Axcel