Once again MAVTV is doing the lion’s share of bringing racing to those wanting their fix of speed and color and the show begins Thursday.
After winning round one of this year’s Supercross series Ken Roczen celebrates with the RCH Racing Soaring Eagle Casino team. On Saturday he’ll try to make it two in a row in Phoenix.
Photo courtesy – Supercross.
The award Reno KTM received from Power Sports Magazine in December.
Flyer for a winter service special from Reno KTM.
Flyer for KTM’s demo rides at Hollister Hills he day after the Oakland Supercross event.
At 10 a.m. Dirty 30 highlights the Stockton Dirt Track and followed by Inside Drag Racing. At 1:30 p.m. there is a program about the American Sprint Boat series followed at 5:30 by the IHRA Nitro Jam Drag Race show.
At noon Saturday the network will re air the FIA World Rally Championship event from Sweden. This event is usually highlighted by the cars streaking at night, over snow-covered roads through a forest.
It’s not for the meek to say the least.
For motocross fans Saturday is Super Cross Day. They can see an animated view of the course at www.oneindustries.com. Follow the link and you’ll get a preview of what the riders will deal with.
The practice sessions can also be watched as those are streamed over the Internet. Go to www.supercrossonline.com and click the Supercross Live section.
Former World Supercross champion Jim Holly is one of the hosts.
The big show begins at 6 p.m. on Fox Sports 1 live from Phoenix and it will re-air Sunday from 10 a.m. until 1 p.m.
For Monster Truck fans Fox Sports 1 has your fix Sunday morning from 10 a.m. until 1 p.m.
MAVTV also joins the fun with a re-air of the Pirelli World Challenge from the Mid-Ohio Sports Car course.
OTHER RACING NEWS
• Reno KTM received a special honor at the end of 2014 when it was named one of the Power50 dealers in North America by Powersports Business magazine.
The shop is also featuring a special on winter service so people can save some money getting their bikes ready for riding this year.
KTM is also hosting motocross and off-road demo rides at Hollister Hills on January 25. The day after the Oakland round of Supercross.
Below is a copy of the press release concerning the Powersport award.
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
For more information, contact:
Dave McMahon, Powersports Business
763-383-4411/dmcmahon@powersportsbusiness.com
Dee Martinmaas, Reno KTM – Nevada Motorcycle Specialties
540 S. Rock Blvd., Sparks, NV 89431
www.NevadaKTM.com
775-358-4388
Reno KTM – Nevada Motorcycle Specialties
Named to 2014 Powersports Business Power 50 Dealer List
Recognized as one of the top powersports dealers in North America
PLYMOUTH, Minn.‚ Reno KTM – Nevada Motorcycle Specialties has been named one of the Power 50 dealers in North America by Powersports Business, the leading trade publication for the powersports industry.
“Out of the thousands of powersports dealers in North America, only the very best make the Power 50 list,” said Powersports Business Editor in Chief Dave McMahon. “These companies are the elite of the powersports industry, excelling at all aspects of their business.”
The Power 50 is an annual list of dealerships that are unsurpassed in business operations, professionalism, marketing tactics, customer service and more. This year marked the 2nd annual Powersports Business Power 50 program.
Serving the riding community since 1980, Factory KTM has awarded Reno KTM – Nevada Motorcycle Specialties many awards of excellence for their customer service, technical expertise and top retail sales. These awards include the most recent “#1 Outstanding Service Center in the Western Region”. Reno KTM is an authorized KTM, Husqvarna and Husaberg dealership and is one of the top factory-trained authorized warranty centers in North America.
“We at Reno KTM – Nevada Motorcycle Specialties, are honored to have been selected to the Power 50 this year. We celebrate this award with our customers, as they inspire us to provide an ideal retail environment, state-of-the-art motosports products and the best possible technical support for all riders.”
