Thor/Parts Unlimited: Loretta Lynn’s Review‏

Thor MX, a top supporter of amateur
motocross, was on hand throughout the 29th Annual AMA Amateur National
Motocross Championships at Loretta Lynn’s providing support and
encouragement to the long list of team riders. Amateur motocross racing
is a step that all young riders must experience in their pursuit of
becoming a professional racer.  Along the way, even the most talented
rider requires assistance from a dedicated support system of family,
friends and sponsors.

Justin Bogle captured two championships in the 450 B Stock & 250 B Modified classes             (courtesy of Vurbmoto.com)

Thor MX is proud to focus its efforts on
supporting the sport of motocross, and recognizes the importance of
supporting the families and events that make the sport of motocross
great.  You can learn more that support by clicking on the photo above,
or by logging on the Thor MX Facebook page.

On
the track, the 29th Annual AMA Amateur National Motocross Championships
at Loretta Lynn’s produced an enormous amount of excitement.  What
turned out to be an incredibly warm and humid week in Hurricane Mills,
Tenn. didn’t slow down the Thor amateur riders one bit.  

Ian Trettel won the 250 A Championship and took 2nd overall in 250 A/Pro Sport class            (courtesy of Vurbmoto.com)

At the end of a week of intense racing
action, Thor riders occupied 21 podium spots including eight
championships.  Fourteen different Thor riders were responsible for
collecting podium finishes, and while all were impressive there were
riders that stood out even more by scoring multiple podium finishes.

Jordon Smith finished 2nd overall in both the 85 (12-14) Stock and 85 (12-14) Modified classes (courtesy of Vurbmoto.com)

One of those standout performances came
from Justin Bogle who captured two championships in the 450 B Stock and
250 B Modified classes.  Cooper Webb was another who also had two
podium finishes, one being a championship finish in the Supermini 1
(12-15) class and a 2nd overall in the Supermini 2 (13-16) class.  Thor
riders Ian Trettel and Zackery Freeberg also brought home multiple
podium finishes, including championships in the 250 A and 250 A/Pro
Sport classes, respectively.  

Cooper Webb was solid with a Supermini 1 Championship and 2nd overall in the Supermini 2 class (courtesy of Vurbmoto.com)

There will be even more recap from the Loretta Lynn Amateur National, so make sure you follow Thor MX on Facebook and thormx.com.

About Parts Unlimited
Parts Unlimited is the world's
largest distributor of aftermarket accessories in the powersports
industry and is owned by LeMans Corporation headquartered in
Janesville, Wisconsin. Parts Unlimited sells to over 12,000 dealerships
world wide and continues to expand its market penetration with its
sister companies, Parts Canada, Parts Europe and Drag Specialties.

Parts Unlimited continues to promote racing through its campaign WE
SUPPORT THE SPORT®, helping to drive consumers to dealerships, while
entertaining its dealers through hospitalities at the events it
sponsors.

About Thor Motocross
Thor is one of the originators of
motocross apparel. When Torsten Hallman made his first U.S trip to race
and promote motocross in 1966, he inadvertently started to develop Thor
riding gear. Thor is a hardcore, grass roots company that understands
what it takes to reach the top and more importantly, how to stay there.
It is one of a few companies with over 40 years experience in the
motocross marketplace.

Thor, a house brand company for Parts Unlimited, combines design and
marketing with superior distribution to reach it's thousands of dealers
and consumers priding ourselves on key selling features like quality,
strength and performance. Thor is more than a brand. It is a lifestyle.