Suzuki Supercross deal for woman racer Golden and Stewart
“Penso che la squadra MicroBilt / PRBC sta per essere davvero una buona misura per me”, ha detto Golden. “Sarà bello avere più sostegno. La squadra è a punto ed è disposta a darmi tutto quello che ho bisogno per cercare di avere successo. L’anno scorso ero ‘un pò da sola ed era così difficile da gestire così molti dei problemi del team, sono davvero felice di avere questo tipo di sostegno. Sarà anche un grande vantaggio avere Ronnie come compagno e mentore ad aiutarmi e insegnare le linee. Ha diverse stagioni di esperienza e sono desiderosa di imparare da lui “.
Stewart, un nativo di 25 anni di Easton, in Pennsylvania, ha fatto un nome per se stesso in questo sport negli ultimi anni, passando ad essere tra le fila dei migliori piloti del nord-est, prima di passare nei ranghi pro . Il suo duro lavoro e determinazione ha portato Stewart a diventare un qualificatore regolare nella classe Supercross premier nelle ultime stagioni. Questa sarà la prima stagione Supercross per MicroBilt / PRBC Suzuki e il team correrà anche il National.
Stewart è attualmente infortunato, avendo rotto il polso in un incidente pratica pre-campionato a metà dicembre, e mancherà un numero di round Supercross durante la sua riabilitazione. MicroBilt / PRBC Suzuki sta attualmente rivedendo le opzioni per inserire eventualmente un pilota al posto di Stewart mentre fa il suo recupero.
Suzuki Supercross deal for woman racer Golden and Stewart
The only pro Supercross female Vicki Golden will join Ronnie Stewart, pictured above, in a Suzuki team for the AMA indoor series. Golden, 23, of San Diego, was one of the big stories of last year’s Supercross season and is best known for making history in Las Vegas last May by becoming the first female in more than four decades to qualify for the “Fast 40” – the riders that progress to the night program from timed qualifying in the 250 Supercross class.
Her groundbreaking achievement was part of a series of her firsts for the sport, which also includes becoming the first female in history to complete Ricky Carmichael’s Road to Supercross in AMSOIL Arenacross, earning her a pro Supercross racing license. In 2011 Golden became the first female to qualify for an AMSOIL Arenacross Lites Class Main Event. Next year with backing from MicroBilt/ PRBC Suzuki she will once again attempt to make history by becoming the first female to qualify for a 22-rider 250SX Class Main Event. She will race in the East Region, but will be attending all rounds of the 2016 Supercross season to be able to meet with fans and the media.
“I think the MicroBilt/ PRBC team is going to be a really good fit for me,” Golden said. “It will be great to have more support. The team is on point and is willing to give me whatever I need to try to be successful. Last year I was ‘kinda on my own and it was so difficult to handle so many of the team issues myself in addition to riding, I’m really happy to have this kind of support on my side. It will also be a big plus to have Ronnie as a team-mate and mentor to help teach me the ropes. He’s got several seasons of experience and I’m eager to learn from him.”
Stewart, a 25-year-old native of Easton, Pennsylvania, has made a name for himself in the sport over the last few years, rising to be among the ranks of the best riders in the north east, before moving into the pro ranks. His hard work and determination has resulted in Stewart becoming a regular qualifier in the premier Supercross class over the last couple of seasons. This will be the first Supercross season for MicroBilt/ PRBC Suzuki and the team will race the outdoor nationals as well.
Stewart is currently injured, having broken his wrist in a pre-season practice crash in mid-December, and will miss a number of Supercross rounds during his rehab. MicroBilt/ PRBC Suzuki is currently reviewing options to possibly enter a fill-in rider for Stewart as he makes his recovery.
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