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Yamaha
Factory Supercross/Motocross Team
The 2007 race season is looking bright for the
Yamaha Factory Racing Team with the addition of
three new stars under the blue awning: Grant
Langston, Broc Hepler and Josh Hill.
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Grant Langston joins the Yamaha racing team ready to
roll after clinching the Trifecta of Lites racing
last year.
Langston is the only rider to win every
possible Lites championship with his West Coast
Lites Championship in 2006, his East Coast Lites
Championship in 2003, a 125 National Championship
and the 125 World Championship in 2000.
So, it was
no surprise that it was time for this king of Lites
racing to move onto bigger and better things, and
he's doing just that riding the #8 Dan Rambart-tuned
YZ450F in the 2007 Supercross and Motocross seasons. |
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Yamaha sees great potential and a lot of dedication
in Kittanning, Pennsylvania native Broc Hepler.
After a broken foot kept Hepler sidelined during the
2006 Supercross season, he blasted back onto the
scene during the 2006 Motocross Lites series with
eight podium finishes and a win at Millville where
he led the second Moto from start to finish.
Now 100 percent healthy, Helper promises even more
podiums and wins aboard his #60 Ray Johnson-tuned
YZ250F, which he will race in the 2007 Supercross
Lites series and the 2007 Motocross Lites series. |
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On the other coast you’ll find Josh Hill, the
multi-time Yamaha amateur champion and AMA Horizon
Award winner (awarded to the best graduating amateur
racer), moves up through the Yamaha racing ranks and
to the Factory Yamaha awning.
Yamaha gave Hill
little time to enjoy his championships before moving
him to the pros for the last few AMA Motocross Lites
races of the 2006 season.
Obviously, that didn’t
faze the new pro rider as he scored a podium finish
in just his second race. Hill will race his #58
Jared Coles-tuned YZ250F in the 2007 Supercross
Lites series as well as throughout the 2007
Motocross Lites series. |
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2008 Yamaha
Motocross/Off-Road Motorcycle Overview
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Yamaha YZ450F
The revolutionary four-stroke that's continually
taking MX performance to a whole new level. |
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Yamaha YZ250
Our legendary two-stroke Supercross winner is more
potent than ever. |
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Yamaha YZ250F
The epitome of quarter liter, free-revving
four-stroke performance. |
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Yamaha YZ125
The award-winning, light, nimble two-stroke that's
ready to race right out of the crate. |
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Yamaha YZ85
The ideal choice for the next generation of
champions.
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Yamaha WR450F
The most powerful, sharp handling, nimble WR ever.
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Yamaha WR250F
Amazing nimbleness and maneuverability make it the
choice of riders of all levels.
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Yamaha TT-R230
Predictable power and reliability make the TT-R230
great for beginner and intermediate riders.
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Yamaha TT-R125L/LE
An award-winning playbike that's perfect for
discovering the fun and freedom of off-road riding.
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Yamaha TT-R125E
All the TT-R performance with smaller wheels and
lower seat height than its bigger brother.
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Yamaha TT-R110E
Big fun for the whole family, the all-new TT-R110
begs to be ridden by everyone from bigger kids to
adults.
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Yamaha TT-R50E
Great for learning and playing, complete with 49cc
of automatic, four-stroke fun.
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Yamaha PW50
Thousands of riders can tell you, it really is a
great way to start out.
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