Team San Manuel's James Stewart Flawless in Anaheim

Anaheim, CA - Team San Manuel Yamaha Red Bull’s James Stewart
did not disappoint a sold out crowd of 45,050 fans at Anaheim 2,
winning back to back races and his third of the season.  As if
Stewart’s signature speed wasn’t enough, he rode a flawless race on one
of the most technical tracks of the season, being the only to master a
triple-quad-quad section of the track that gave him a competitive
advantage over all others.   The day was near perfection for Stewart
posting the fastest qualifying lap time in practice, leading all laps
in both his heat race and the main event.  Anaheim’s win gives Stewart
a five-point lead in the series and his fifth podium finish.  “I
couldn’t be happier with my performance tonight,” Stewart said.  “I was
feeling super confident out there and am stoked to get two wins in a
row.”

Placing tenth in Heat 2, Stewart’s teammate Kyle Regal
had to race the LCQ to earn his place in the night’s Main event.  A
great start in the LCQ had Regal in front leading all six laps to
qualify for the Main.  Regal had a rocky start in the main beginning in
13th position and dropping a few spots along the way; however, he
powered through making his way to an 11th place finish. “The track was
super technical tonight,” Regal said.  “I didn’t do as well as I hoped,
but I definitely learned a lot tonight.”

Stewart and teammate Kyle Regal were all decked out in pink from head to toe and wheel to wheel, for Anaheim’s Breast Cancer Awareness race.

Stewart is currently ranked 1st with 117 points and Regal is ranked 13th with 38 points.

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 Manuel’s James Stewart
won his second Supercross Championship, his first coming in 2007, and
second for L&M Racing’s 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 team’s 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.