As the 2013 race season gets underway we are excited to announce our
WORCS and Baja riders. FMF/RPM/KTM Racing Team Maxxis is proud to announce the
following three riders who will compete in the 2013 WORCS series. Jones and
Yorba will also race the 250, 500 and 1000 Baja events. Tremaine in addition,
will list Endurocross on his schedule.
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Justin Jones - WORCS Pro. Baja
Pro.
Eric Yorba - WORCS Pro 2. Baja
Pro.
Ty Tremaine - WORCS Pro2.
Endurocross.
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Special thank you to Dean Potts of Bonanza Plumbing who called up, and
offered to help Justin Jones and Eric Yorba; especially for Baja. Dean has a lot
of confidence in Jones and Yorba, and the team genuinely appreciates Bonanza
Plumbing for the extra support.
Thank you so much to all of our previous
and current sponsors, crew, fans and friends in the sport we dedicate our lives
too. Each and every one of you mean so much to us in making it all possible. We
are going to work hard to promote our sponsors, win races, perform for our fans,
the press and the media. If there are any suggestions, comments or improvements
you would like to see send me an email direct at:
MikeHurlbert@msn.com.
We will announce our Endurocross, XGames and GNCC
rider line-up in the near future. Stay tuned!
Sincerely,
Michael Hurlbert
RPM Racing Team
Justin
Jones to Race WORCS Pro
The 2013 WORCS series kicks off in Peoria,
Arizona January 19th and 20th. Proudly representing FMF/RPM/KTM Racing Team
Maxxis in the Pro class will be Justin Jones. Jones has signed on to race both
WORCS and Baja on a KTM 450XC. Jones conquered four WORCS Pro 2 podiums in 2012,
impressing team owner Mike Hurlbert with his performances. "I got the call from
Mike Hurlbert asking if I would like to race WORCS Pro and Baja for the team in
2013. I said yes in about 3 seconds!" stated an ecstatic Jones. "KTM had a
practice bike all fixed up for me to pick up. While I was there I got to meet
Roger Decoster, who my father (Gary Jones) raced with in the early years. I am
so happy to be a part of the KTM family now. Mike Hurlbert, KTM and all the
great team sponsors are giving me a great opportunity, and I am going to work
hard to win races and championships for them in the future," Jones
continued.
"I learned a long time ago, 'A leaf don't fall to
far from the tree," commented Mike Hurlbert. "Gary Jones was the first AMA
Motocross Champion when the series started. Justin Jones has all the great
qualities of his father. Over the years I have socialized with Gary quite a bit
at the WORCS events, and really noticed Justin's results. Now that Justin and I
have worked together a little more I have learned what a great person he is. I
am confident Justin is destined to be a great rider like his father." stated
Hurlbert.
Eric
Yorba to Race WORCS Pro 2/ Baja
Eric Yorba will contend in the WORCS Pro 2 class, as
well as Baja on a KTM 450XC. Yorba won the 2012 WORCS Pro 2 Lites Championship
and is on his way becoming one of the next great off-road racers."Eric Yorba is
another candidate with promising future talent," claimed Hurlbert. " Yorba grew
up riding with Ivan Ramirez who won the WORCS Pro 2 Championship for us in 2012.
Now Yorba and Ramirez are roommates; riding and training together regularly. I
would say our odds are very good to repeat the WORCS Pro 2 Championship with
this kid".
Ty
Tremaine to Race WORCS/Endurocross
Ty Tremaine will contend in the 2013 WORCS Pro 2
class alongside Yorba on a KTM 450XC. Tremaine is the youngest rider on the team
at just 17-years old. "Ty Tremaine just races and races and races," said
Hurlbert. "I look up at Endurcross and he is literally contending in three
classes. I look up at WORCS and he is in multiple classes that weekend. Last
year at the Las Vegas Endurocross my Wife, Sharie, asked if I had noticed how
good this Tremaine kid is getting. I said yes and she said, 'This one is my pick
for our team's future.' So I guess Ty rides for Sharie who owns just as much of
the team as I do," Hurlbert says with a smile.
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