Team San Manuel Visits LeGore Boys & Girls Club

Indianapolis, IN (March 17, 2011)- Team San Manuel Yamaha Red
Bulls James Stewart visited the LeGore Boys & Girls Club in Indianapolis
last Friday as part of the Team San Manuel Community Outreach Program.  The Program is intended to inspire
children to live healthier lifestyles and strive for success by eating right,
exercising, doing well in school and believing in themselves. 

Nearly one hundred fifty kids
were treated to a revved up surprise when Stewart entered their gymnasium on his
YZ450F race bike in full gear.  Stewart talked with the kids about the
importance of staying fit, eating right, and believing in themselves.  "I spend a lot of time riding my bike
and training in the gym so I can stay strong and win races," Stewart said to the
kids.   "Of course, education
is #1, my Mom always made me do my homework before I could ride my dirt
bike.  It's important that you work
hard in school no matter what it is you want to be."  After talking with the children
about the important role education and fitness has played on his path to
success, Team San Manuel's Stewart kicked it up a notch when he offered up his
gloves and goggles to the best girl and boy winners of a dance off. 

"We are so happy that James
Stewart and Team San Manuel stopped by the Club to visit with our members and
talk with them about the importance of living a healthy lifestyle," said Juan
Ongay, unit director. "The members were really receptive to what Bubba had to
say about fitness and nutrition and this was a great opportunity for our
kids."

After a Q & A session with
the kids, Stewart signed posters for everyone and posed for pictures.  Stewart now sits in second place in the
AMA Supercross Series with 195 points, 26 points shy of the lead; Team San
Manuels Regal is in 14^th place with 60 points, but is out for the
remainder of the season with an injury.

About
Team San Manuel
Formed
in 2006, Team San Manuel is a unique partnership between the San Manuel Band of
Mission Indians and L&M Racing, LLC, with the sole purpose of reaching out
to Native and non-Native communities and sharing with them the value of
perseverance and dedication. Building a winning team comprised of top-notch
talent and community service, Team San Manuel honors the Serrano belief of
caring for our community. (www.sanmanuelracing.com)

About
the San Manuel Band of Mission Indians
The
San Manuel Band of Serrano Mission Indians is a federally recognized American
Indian tribe located near the city of Highland, California. The Serrano Indians
are the indigenous people of the San Bernardino highlands, passes, valleys and
mountains who share a common language and culture. The San Manuel reservation
was established in 1891 and recognized as a sovereign nation with the right of
self -government. Despite challenges and hardships, the San Manuel tribal
community has continued to progressively maintain and enhance its unique form of
government  focusing all efforts on providing a better quality of life for its
citizens. Through economic diversification, both on and off the reservation, the
tribe has been forward thinking in its efforts to build infrastructure, maintain
civil services and promote social, economic, educational and governmental units
including the departments of fire, public safety, education and environment and
continues to pursue opportunities for future generations.

About
L & M Racing
L&M
Racing was formed in 2006 by Owner/Team Manager Larry Brooks and partner Mike
Kranyak. Operating as Team San Manuel Yamaha, the team has garnered two
Supercross Championship titles in the last three race seasons. For the 2011 race
season, two-time Supercross Champion James Stewart anchors Team San Manuel as he
seeks his next Championship and is joined by 2009 AMA MX National 450 Class
Rookie of the Year Kyle Regal. In 2009, Team San Manuels James Stewart won his
second Supercross Championship, his first coming in 2007, and second for L&M
Racings independent effort. In 2008, Team San Manuel Yamaha, consisted of 2004
Supercross Champion Chad Reed and former West Coast Lites Champion Nathan Ramsey
-- the newly-formed endeavor garnered its first championship title that season.
Led by Larry Brooks, the driving force behind the Jeremy McGrath / Chaparral
Racing teams three-year championship reign in Supercross, Brooks then race
effort yielded the first and only indie team to ever win an AMA Supercross
Series Championship. L&M Racing is headquartered within an 8,000 square
foot, state-of-the-art race facility in Southern California and is one of the
most successful independently owned and operated teams in professional
Supercross racing today.