Traxxas, The Fastest Name in Radio Control® has partnered with Mitch Payton, the winningest team owner in Motocross, and his 2010 Monster Energy/ Pro Circuit/ Kawasaki Supercross Lites team. Team member and three-time Lites overall winner Jake Weimer is already at the front of the field with back-to-back wins in Anaheim, CA and Phoenix, AZ. Jake is joined by reigning AMA Eastern Region Supercross Lites champion Christopher Pourcel, 2008 FIM MX2 Champion Tyla Rattray, two-time X-Games Supercross Gold Medalist Josh Hansen, and Team Green™ graduate Dean Wilson.
Traxxas’ partnership with the Lites team will feature prominent Traxxas logos on the riders’ helmet chin bars and jerseys with additional logos on the team haulers, and other pit gear. Traxxas personnel will be in the Monster Energy/ Pro Circuit/ Kawasaki pit area with the worlds finest nitro and electric radio controlled vehicles, including models capable of speeds in excess of 80mph! Free catalogs and DVDs will be available for the fans that stop by.
Traxxas owner Mike Jenkins said, “Mitch Payton brings a reputation for building excellence in his riders and has fielded some of the fastest teams in motocross. Mitch is legendary for taking on the “Big Four” motorcycle makers with an independent team back in 1990, changing motocross forever and establishing the Pro Circuit team as a leading force in the sport. Traxxas is proud to be supporting a team with that level of dedication and drive to win. Supercross is an incredible sport to watch and the riders are supremely skilled athletes. We hope that Traxxas fans will come out to enjoy the racing and cheer on the team.”
Based in Plano, Texas, Traxxas has been building the world’s fastest Ready-To-Race® radio controlled vehicles for over 23 years. Traxxas models are sold exclusively in Hobby Stores, 4-Wheel Parts, and Pep Boys. Store locator is online at Traxxas.com.
See the schedule below to find out when AMA Supercross is coming to a location near you.
| 2010 AMA Supercross Schedule | ||||
| January 9 | Angel Stadium | Anaheim, Calif. | ||
| January 16 | Chase Field | Phoenix | ||
| January 23 | Angel Stadium | Anaheim, Calif. | ||
| January 30 | AT&T Park | San Francisco | ||
| February 6 | Qualcomm Stadium | San Diego | ||
| February 13 | Angel Stadium | Anaheim, Calif. | ||
| February 20 | Lucas Oil Stadium | Indianapolis | ||
| February 27 | Georgia Dome | Atlanta | ||
| March 6 | Daytona Int’l Speedway | Daytona, Fla.* | ||
| March 13 | Rogers Centre | Toronto, ON | ||
| March 20 | Cowboy Stadium | Arlington, Texas | ||
| March 27 | Jacksonville Municipal Stadium | Jacksonville | ||
| April 10 | Reliant Stadium | Houston | ||
| April 17 | Edward Jones Dome | St. Louis | ||
| April 24 | Quest Field | Seattle | ||
| May 1 | Rice-Eccles | Salt Lake City | ||
| May 8 | Sam Boyd Stadium | Las Vegas | ||