Western New York Motocross Racing

WNYRacing Motocross

Motocross racing in Western New York has taken a progressive turn with the new created Western New York Racing association.  Four of the premier promoters have take four of the best tracks as well as their desire to grow the sport of motocross and combined to form WNYRacing.

The groups mission statement is:

WNYracing is a progressive group of racing enthusiasts devoted to growing the sport of Motocross in a safe environment with the utmost commitment to its partners, racers and community.

 

Many new programs will be unveiled this summer in order to forward their cause and make the mission statement a reality.  Motocross racing is a unique and exciting sport, and the efforts of WNYRacing are taking it to the next level in Western New York.

 

Check out their social netwok at WNYRacing and stay tuned for some exciting racing and new programs this year!

 

WNYRacing Squidoo page

Moto Mutts

Finding two things you love is good, but when you can mix two things that you love and you come out with a unique product that is even better!  That is exactly what Racer Space member Moto Mutts has done.  They took their love for dogs and motorcycle racing and combined the two into a unique line of products for dog lovers.

Moto Mutt

You can customize their billet dog tag or collar with either a racer’s number or the doggie’s name.

 

                        

 

They are also working to support injured rider Josh Morros who was injured in the Hare and Hound race in Nevada.  They are donating more than half of the proceeds from one of their tags to Josh’s medical fund.  Way to go Moto Mutts!

 

Josh Morros WORCS #351

In addition to these dog-centric products, many other useful riding and racing products can be found on their website at http://www.motomutts.com .  You can also visit their Racer Space profile at http://www.racer-space.com/profile/motomutts

 

Racer Space is a social network for racers and power sports enthusiasts.

Powersports racing and Politics

Racers of all kinds have one thing in common, the ability (either through courage, ignorance, arrogance or confidence) to push fear aside and pursue that one perfect (yet elusive) lap.  To that end, they sacrifice weekend after weekend and paycheck after paycheck.  Suffering along the way the slings and arrows of road trips, medical co-pays, spousal or parental protest and scars, bruises and raspberries galore.  Find me a motocross racer with a un-broken collarbone and I will show you someone that needs to practice more!  What is our reward besides the occasional trophy and moments of glory?  We also have instant refuge…

 

Honda CRF450 Ice Racing

 

You see, no matter what else is wrong with the world, racers always have racing. 

 

You say that you got a border fence going up across the street, Russian tanks are in your backyard, and now they want to drill for oil in your garden?  Fire up the old Honda and begin building a motocross jump !

 

You say that your mortgage is three times the value of your house and property taxes are through the roof?  Get some “seat-time” on the Yamaha!

 

Perplexed about living in the greatest country in the world and having to choose between Obama/Biden and McCain/Palin? Click off CNN and roost some berms.

 

Stressed about the fact that we have a 50% chance of being a heart attack away from Sarah Palin being the leader of the free world?

 

You are just a kick-start away from Elysium (that means heaven for all you Palin supporters).

 

And, after all, she was the mayor of a town of 5,000 with the help of an “administrator”, and has two whole years of experience running a state with fewer residents than Ft. Worth Texas!

 

So given the political nature of the latest Racer Space Motorsports Social Network Blog article, this week’s inspirational quote comes from Theodore Roosevelt (who would have made an excellent racer had their been four strokes during his time).

 

 

“It is not the critic who counts; not the man who points out how the strong man stumbles, or where the doer of deeds could have done

them better. The credit belongs to the man who is actually in the arena, whose face is marred by dust and sweat and blood, who
strives valiantly; who errs and comes short again and again; because there is not effort without error and shortcomings; but who does
actually strive to do the deed; who knows the great enthusiasm, the great devotion, who spends himself in a worthy cause, who at the
best knows in the end the triumph of high achievement and who at the worst, if he fails, at least he fails while daring greatly. So that
his place shall never be with those cold and timid souls who know neither victory nor defeat.”

Theodore Roosevelt- April 1910

 

Racer Space is a free social network for powersports enthusiasts that offers blogs, forums, profiles and more. It features professional and Amateur s that race motocross, flat track, enduro, hare scramble, GNCC, Baja 1000 and any other discipline of powersports racing.