2007 British Superbike Championship Brands Hatch, England April 8, 2007 Qualifying Results: 1. Jonathan Rea (Hon CBR1000RR), 1:25.235 2. Gregorio Lavilla (Duc 999), 1:25.477 3. Leon Camier (Hon CBR1000RR), 1:25.739 4. Leon Haslam (Hon CBR1000RR), 1:25.813 5. Chris Walker (Suz GSX-R1000), 1:25.832 6. Cal Crutchlow (Suz GSX-R1000), 1:25.999 7. Shane Byrne (Hon CBR1000RR), 1:26.223 8. Ryuichi Kiyonari (Hon CBR1000RR), 1:26.278 9. Tom Sykes (Hon CBR1000RR), 1:26.299 10. Dean Thomas (Suz GSX-R1000), 1:26.495 11. Simon Andrews (Yam YZF-R1), 1:26.910 12. Peter Hickman (Kaw ZX-10R), 1:27.323 13. Karl Harris (Hon CBR1000RR), 1:27.347 14. Tommy Hill (Yam YZF-R1), 1:27.352 15. Michael Rutter (Kaw ZX-10R), 1:27.387 16. James Haydon (Yam YZF-R1), 1:27.551 17. Tommy Bridewell (Suz GSX-R1000), 1:27.890 18. James Buckingham (Hon CBR1000RR), 1:27.895 19. Sean Emmett (Hon CBR1000RR), 1:27.978 20. Aaron Zanotti (Yam YZF-R1), 1:28.218 21. Marty Nutt (Yam YZF-R1), 1:28.342 22. Ollie Bridewell (Suz GSX-R1000), 1:28.577 23. Guy Martin (Hon CBR1000RR), 1:28.669 24. Chris Martin (Hon CBR1000RR), 1:28.742 25. Scott Smart (Kaw ZX-10R), 1:28.821 26. Steve Plater (Yam YZF-R1), 1:28.968 27. Tom Tunstall (Hon CBR1000RR), 1:29.295 28. Malcolm Ashley (Kaw ZX-10R), 1:29.403 29. Michael Howarth (Hon CBR1000RR), 1:29.456 Qualifying Cut-off 107.5% of Pole Time 1:25.235 = 1:31.627 Did Not Qualify: 30. Neil Faulkner (Yam YZF-R1), 1:31.724 31. Ryan Farguhar (Hon CBR1000RR), 1:31.847 32. Paul Barron (Yam YZF-R1), 1:32.260 More, from a press release issued by Team Suzuki Press Office: Rizla Suzuki racers Chris Walker and Cal Crutchlow will start from the second row in fifth and sixth places at tomorrow’s opening round of the Bennetts British Superbike Championship at the historic Brands Hatch GP circuit in Kent. In blazing sunshine and perfect conditions ‘Stalker’ built his speed gradually and at the end of the 50 minute qualifying session he secured fifth position to lead the second row – despite being held up in the final sector. Crutchlow set his fastest lap well before the end on a pre-qualifying tyre. He was delighted with starting from sixth place on the grid on his British Superbike debut as Honda’s Jonathan Rea took pole position. Superbike racing starts at 1330 on Bank Holiday Monday at the 2.60-mile-long Brands Hatch GP circuit in Kent. Chris Walker: “I am quite happy with fifth on the grid and with my Rizla Suzuki. I’ve been pleased with the feel of my GSX-R1000 right from the first session and it has got better and better every time I’ve taken it on track. “My biggest issue now is choosing which tyre to use in the race. I still have very little experience with Dunlop tyres and will be relying heavily on my Chief Mechanic’s advice on which rubber to choose. If we get it right, then I think I can challenge for the podium in the races.” Cal Crutchlow: “The issues I had with my brakes from yesterday have been sorted and my Rizla Suzuki is now doing exactly what I want it to do. Thank you to my crew for working so hard to give me the bike I want and need to be competitive. “I am delighted to be starting from sixth place in my first Championship event. I aim to get away with the leaders tomorrow and try to match their pace and see what I can achieve from there.” Simon Buckmaster – Team Manager: “Rizla Suzuki is in good shape and I’m pleased with the team and rider performances. Chris is quick on race rubber and is happy with his GSX-R1000. He’s relaxed and enjoying himself; we expect that once the racing starts he will lift his game further and should be targeting the podium in both races. “Cal has really impressed the team with his application and professionalism. This is his first weekend in the British Superbike Championship and he has done a great job so far. He needs a good start tomorrow and is targeting a top-six finish. “Well done to the team and a special mention to the Rizla Suzuki fans who have been cheering us from the banking opposite the garage. That support keeps us going – I hope we can reward it with strong results tomorrow.” Qualification: 1: Jonathan Rea (Honda) 1:25.235 2: Gregorio Lavilla (Ducati) +0.242 3: Leon Camier (Honda) +0.504 4: Leon Haslam (Ducati) +0.578 5: Chris Walker (Rizla Suzuki) +0.597 6: Cal Crutchlow (Rizla Suzuki) +0.764 7: Shane Byrne (Honda) +0.988 8: Ryuichi Kiyonari (Honda) +1.043 9: Tom Sykes (Honda) +1.064 10: Dean Thomas (Suzuki) +1.260

The Thundersprint May 12/13 – Northwich, Cheshire, Town Centre Free Admission and Free Parking If you have any interest in motorcycling then Northwich Town Centre is the place to be on the weekend of Saturday and Sunday May 12 and 13 for the tenth Thundersprint, sponsored by eBike Insurance. Free admission, free grandstand seating and free parking, courtesy of Vale Royal Borough Council, ensures that the Thundersprint is the best value in motorcycle sport. The weekend kicks off on Saturday 12 May with the Thundersprint Bike Show, sponsored by AGV Sport, at Winnington Park Rugby Club, which is two miles from Northwich town centre. There will be over 100 classic, race and custom bikes on show alongside a huge range of displays promoting rider safety. Free test rides will be available from BMW and Ducati. Thundersprint stars will be visiting the show throughout the afternoon and in the evening there is entertainment in the clubhouse. Admission to the show, and parking, is free of charge. Winnington Park is also the venue for the Thundersprint camping. On the following day, the show moves to Northwich town centre for the eBike Thundersprint. The centre of the action is the ultra tight, twisty sprint circuit laid out right in the town centre. Unlike a conventional race track, spectators can get close enough to the action to smell the race fuel and peer down the carburettor bellmouths: truly a unique experience when compared with sanitised, modern motorsport! There’s nothing in the world like seeing a works Honda scream just a few feet in front of you as the rider fights it through the testing, tree lined circuit. The race entry is led by six times World Champion Jim Redman, riding a 1972 CR750 Honda which was the most powerful Superbike of its day. Dutch star Michael Buttinger will be in action on his almost unique Asama Honda. Other exotics include Karin Leffrang and Steffen Bauermeister on their ultra rare, German built, AWO racers, which have never been seen before in Britain outside of the Thundersprint, and Chris Alty’s genuine Grand Prix, 50cc Kriedler – a 140mph mo-ped! Modern stars include British Superbike Champion Ryuichi Kiyonari and his HM Plant Honda team mate Jonathan Rea, works Kawasaki star Stuart Easton and Spanish Champion Pepin San Millan. Also look out for “Top Gear’s” James May and a whole host of media personalities. The lunchtime cavalcade has got to be the highlight away from the track. Over 200 race and road bikes will take a 5 mile trip around Northwich escorted by Cheshire Police. The sight and sounds of thoroughbred GP bikes screaming past the shopping centre is unmissable. As the cavalcade returns to base get ready for another treat as the Battle of Britain Memorial Flight Spitfire salutes the racers with a stunning aerobatic display. If the bikes can’t keep you entertained, there is everything from Morris Dancers and street theatre to a fine food centre. Then there is over a mile of trade stands with manufacturer displays from most of the leading marques and tons of biking bargains. And, perhaps best of all, spectator access to the whole show is completely free of charge, including parking and grandstand seating. Can you beat that for value? For more information, visit the Thundersprint website – www.thundersprint.com – or ‘phone the event information line on 01928 740 498 between 9am and 8pm.

Florida Team Ready to Battle Their Way to Victory DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. – When Round 2 of the SunTrust MOTO-ST Series blasts off the Startline at Homestead-Miami Speedway, April 13-14, Team RightsForBikers.com will be ready to battle their way to victory. Spearheaded by well-known Florida attorney C.J. Czaia, this formidable three-bike team brings both a wealth of experience, plus a long list of victories and accolades. “We are running in all three of the MOTO-ST classes,” explains Czaia, who has been racing for the past twenty-five years. “I have competed in a lot of different racing arenas and, to date, the SunTrust MOTO-ST is the best series around. In short, it is team racing at its finest. It is both professional and exciting and everyone on our team is extremely pleased to be on board.” Viewing the series as an excellent way to incorporate racing with his law practice and to educate the motorcycling community about the law, Czaia has put together a top-notch team. Running in the Sport Twins class (ST), for machines under 75 horsepower are Nicole Hoffman and Robert Fisher, who took top class honors in the inaugural 8 Hours At Daytona. Hoffman, an interactive marketing manager for NASCAR, has been racing motorcycles for the past five years. Born and raised in upstate New York, she grew up surrounded by racing. Her father, Bob Dee enjoyed a long, illustrious career racing hydroplanes in the seventies and her brother Don races an indoor Can-Am TQ Midget. She previously tried her hand at go-kart racing, but with the demands of her activities as a swim team diver (3-time MVP Diver at Buffalo State College), her college education and her travels with her brother to his races, didn’t leave her enough time to devote to the sport. Six years ago Hoffman, or the “Blond on Wheels” as she is sometimes referred to, became interested in racing motorcycles. And from her very first race, her talent was obvious. “I love team racing,” she smiles, “It is definitely fun and when you win it is really special. I took the CCS Ultra Lightweight Superbike title at Homestead in 2004 and am looking forward to my teammate and I taking this win on April 14.” Also extremely skilled is Hoffman’s co-rider Robert Fisher. Competing for the last 12 years, Fisher has earned numerous championships in Lightweight SuperSport, Lightweight Superbike, Lightweight G.P., Thunderbikes, plus a number of CCS regional titles. Born in San Diego, Calif., and now a resident of Sarasota, Fla., Fisher, the president of Roaring Toyz, has earned international renown as a builder of custom sport bikes. His Who’s Who list of customers include celebrities such as actor and rapper Ludacris, Tampa Bay Buccaneer running back Michael Pittman, Cincinnati Reds infielder Felipe Lopez and super middleweight boxer Jeff “Left-hook” Lacy, to name just a few. Flying the RightForBikes.com banner in the SST class are Mark Crozier and Nathan Dressman. Dressman, who is an industrial designer, has been competing for the past 6 years. Born in Cincinnati, Ohio and now a resident of Berkley, Michigan, Dressman earned 7 WERA regional championships and last season he took home the WERA National Endurance Heavyweight Superstock crown and was 2nd overall in the WERA standings. Teammate Mark Crozier, who lives in Palm Coast, Florida, has been racing most of his life. With 8 National Endurance Championships to his credit, his two-wheeled skill is obvious and he is a definite asset to any team. Last, but not least, is the GST team composed of Czaia, John Linder and Chris Boy. “Racing is my form of relaxation,” explains Czaia. “It gives me some great time away from all the pressures of business. The other great thing about this type of competition is that it is truly a team sport. In road racing, it is pretty much man and machine. In the SunTrust MOTO-ST Series, everyone on the team participates. Winning in this series requires well-tuned machinery, perfect pit stops, precise strategy as well as skilled riding and that necessitates the whole team working as a unit.” In addition to Homestead-Miami Speedway, the SunTrust MOTO-ST Series will also include the VIR 500K, April 27-29 at Virginia International Speedway, the Road America 500K, July 7-8 at Road America, the Iowa Speedway 500K at Iowa Speedway July 12-13, 2007 and the 8 Hours at Daytona Finale, October 19-20 at Daytona International Speedway. MOTO-ST is organized and sanctioned by Professional Motorsports Productions (PMP) of Toronto, Ontario, Canada and the Grand American Road Racing Association, based in Daytona Beach, Fla., provides the series with administrative and commercial support. The MOTO-ST advisory board features some of the most respected individuals in the world of motorsports, including Hall of Fame members, respected motorcycle racing journalists and renowned officials from various forms of road racing. Learn more about MOTO-ST at www.moto-st.com. Tickets for the Homestead 500K can be purchased at the Speedway Back Gate. Admission is free on Friday and admission on Saturday is $10.

2007 British Superbike Championship Brands Hatch, England April 8, 2007 Free Practice Three Results: 1. Gregorio Lavilla (Duc 999), 1:25.744 2. Leon Camier (Hon CBR1000RR), 1:26.072 3. Leon Haslam (Duc 999), 1:26.206 4. Shane Byrne (Hon CBR1000RR), 1:26.266 5. Jonathan Rea (Hon CBR1000RR), 1:26.381 6. Cal Crutchlow (Suz GSX-R1000), 1:26.530 7. Chris Walker (Suz GSX-R1000), 1:26.537 8. Tom Sykes (Hon CBR1000RR), 1:26.617 9. Ryuichi Kiyonari (Hon CBR1000RR), 1:26.684 10. Michael Rutter (Kaw ZX-10R), 1:27.480 11. Karl Harris (Hon CBR1000RR), 1:27.535 12. Tommy Hill (Yam YZF-R1), 1:27.735 13. Dean Thomas (Suz GSX-R1000), 1:27.849 14. Simon Andrews (Yam YZF-R1), 1:27.968 15. Marty Nutt (Yam YZF-R1), 1:28.124

2007 British Superbike Championship Brands Hatch, England April 7, 2007 Free Practice Two Results: 1. Jonathan Rea (Hon CBR1000RR), 1:26.336 2. Shane Byrne (Hon CBR1000RR), 1:26.565 3. Gregorio Lavilla (Duc 999), 1:26.605 4. Leon Camier (Hon CBR1000RR), 1:26.649 5. Chris Walker (Suz GSX-R1000), 1:26.778 6. Leon Haslam (Duc 999), 1:36.847 7. Ryuichi Kiyonari (Hon CBR1000RR), 1:27.279 8. Cal Crutchlow (Suz GSX-R1000), 1:27.291 9. Tom Sykes (Hon CBR1000RR), 1:27.619 10. Tommy Hill (Yam YZF-R1), 1:27.632 More, from a press release issued by Rizla Suzuki: RIZLA SUZUKI ON THE PACE AT BRANDS April 7, 2007 Rizla Suzuki’s Chris Walker was fifth and Cal Crutchlow eighth after the first two 50-minute long practice sessions at the opening round of the 2007 Bennetts British Superbike Championship at the Brands Hatch GP circuit in Kent. ‘Stalker’ was less than half a second behind Honda’s Jonathan Rea, the fastest man on the day. Crutchlow, on his BSB debut, was impressive and only half a second back from his team mate on the other end of the second row in eighth place. There is one more practice session tomorrow morning before the 50-minute long Qualification in the afternoon when the riders are restricted to using a maximum of three rear tyres. Superbike racing starts at 1330 on Bank Holiday Monday at the 2.60-mile-long Brands Hatch GP circuit in Kent. Chris Walker: “I am really happy with today and to be mixing it at the front of the pack. We tried a few different rear shocks and made a little progress in that area but to be honest, we haven’t changed a great deal on my Rizla Suzuki. “Credit must go to Lez Pearson, my Crew Chief. After the Snetterton test he spent a lot of time in the workshop fine tuning my GSX-R and straight away I felt at home on it here. We are in the ball park and now chipping away at our lap times. This is a good position to be in at the end of the first day.” Cal Crutchlow: “It’s great to finally get on track and for the season to have started. It’s been hard work though and while eighth on the time sheets is good; I know we still have a lot more to come. “In the morning session I only used one rear tyre and this afternoon I struggled with braking. I need more stopping power on both my Rizla Suzukis and my crew are already working on delivering it to me. We have a bit of work to do to get it just right – but we will – and I can’t wait to get back on track tomorrow.” Simon Buckmaster – Team Manager: “The team is pretty happy really. We are getting there with a good setting for Chris and he is right on the front running pace. There are areas he can make progress and he is all set for improving his lap times from here. “Cal suffered from a lack of braking power, but even then managed a quick lap time to be less than a second down. His crew will give him the braking power he wants and he will be in a strong position to attack his lap times tomorrow. Overall, it’s been a positive day for both the riders and the team.” Practice Times: 1: Jonathan Rea (Honda) 1:26.336 2: Shane Byrne (Honda) +0.229 3: Gregorio Lavilla (Ducati) +0.269 4: Leon Camier (Honda) +0.313 5: Chris Walker (Rizla Suzuki) +0.442 6: Leon Haslam (Ducati) +0.511 7: Ryuichi Kiyonari (Honda) +0.943 8: Cal Crutchlow (Rizla Suzuki) +0.955 9: Tom Sykes (Honda) +1.283 10: Tommy Hill (Yamaha) +1.296

British Superbike Championship Brands Hatch, England April 7, 2007 Free Practice One Results: 1. Jonathan Rea (Hon CBR1000RR), 1:26.281 2. Gregorio Lavilla (Duc 999), 1:26.739 3. Shane Byrne (Hon CBR1000RR), 1:27.160 4. Leon Camier (Hon CBR1000RR), 1:27.180 5. Chris Walker (Suz GSX-R1000), 1:27.371 6. Tom Sykes (Hon CBR1000RR), 1:27.545 7.Ryuichi Kiyonari (Hon CBR1000RR), 1:27.719 8. Tommy Hill (Yam YZF-R1), 1:27.747 9. Leon Haslam (Duc 999), 1:27.771 10. Simon Andrews (Yam YZF-R1), 1:28.468

Suzuki’s Mladin, Spies Post Top Time at Motorcycle Test Session SONOMA, Calif. (April 6, 2007) “” Yoshimura Suzuki’s Mat Mladin and Ben Spies posted the top time on Friday as top AMA riders completed a two-day test session at Infineon Raceway. More than 500 race fans attended Friday’s test session, billed as Two-Wheel Thunder, and they weren’t disappointed as Mladin and Spies clocked identical times of 1:35.70 over the 12-turn, 2.2-mile road course. The time bettered the actual track qualifying record for Superbikes, which Spies owns at 1:35.893 (set in 2006). The teams were testing in advance of the Kawasaki AMA Superbike Showdown, presented by Supercuts, May 18-20, in the Sonoma Valley. Spies is the defending AMA Superbike champion, and he also won both rounds of the Superbike doubleheader at Infineon Raceway in 2006. Mladin, meanwhile, is a six-time AMA Superbike champion and holds the record for career Superbike wins in Sonoma with six. The identical times on Friday set the stage for a pretty good showdown in May. “If someone were to ask me to rate my motivation on a scale of 1-to-10, I’d say their scale isn’t big enough,” Mladin said when asked about winning back the Superbike crown he lost to Spies last year. “Mat (Mladin) is the guy to beat, that’s for sure. The good thing is that everyone has stepped up this year and they’re really closing the gap on us, which is what the fans want to see,” Spies said. Spies and Mladin were followed by Yamaha’s Jason DiSalvo (1:36.60) and Suzuki’s Tommy Hayden (1:36.70). Kawasaki, Honda, Yamaha, Erion Honda and Corona Honda participated in both days of testing, while Suzuki tested only on Friday. The test was sponsored by Yamaha. In addition to the AMA testing, race fans were treated to Supermoto USA racing, SB Freaks Freestyle demonstrations and Track Talk with riders Jamie Hacking (Kawasaki), Jake Zemke (Honda), Eric Bostrom (Yamaha) and Spies in the Wine Country Winner’s Circle. It was also announced that Mladin will be inducted into the Infineon Raceway Wall of Fame when the series returns to the Sonoma Valley in May. Mladin holds the record for career Superbike wins at Infineon Raceway (six) and will join AMA riders Miguel Duhamel and Rich Oliver in the prestigious Wall of Fame. The Supermoto USA event, which was held behind the main grandstand in the paddock on Friday, was a benefit for local resident Allen Yarrow of Fairfield, who has been diagnosed with cancer. Yarrow is the father of well-known rider and former District One Flatrack champion Casey Yarrow. The event raised nearly $8,000 for the elder Yarrow. For ticket information to the Kawasaki AMA Superbike Showdown, presented by Supercuts, in May visit www.infineonraceway.com or call 800-870-RACE. Yamaha Test Session Infineon Raceway, Sonoma The top times from Friday’s test session over the 12-turn, 2.22-mile road course at Infineon Raceway. All times were reported by individual race teams: SUPERBIKE Mat Mladin (Suzuki) 1:35.70 Ben Spies (Suzuki) 1:35.70 Jason DiSalvo (Yamaha) 1:36.60 Tommy Hayden (Suzuki) 1:36.70 Jake Zemke (Honda) 1:36.90 Miguel Duhamel (Honda) 1:36.91 Jamie Hacking (Kawasaki) 1:37.20 Eric Bostrom (Yamaha) 1:37.40 Roger Hayden (Kawasaki) 1:37.90 James Ellison (Corona Honda) 1:38.40 SUPERSTOCK Ben Bostrom (Yamaha) 1:37.20 SUPERSPORT Josh Herrin (Yamaha) 1:40.60 FORMULA XTREME Aaron Gobert (Erion Honda) 1:38.80 Josh Hayes (Erion Honda) 1:38.99

Suzuki’s Mladin to be Inducted into Infineon Raceway Wall of Fame SONOMA, Calif. (April 6, 2007) “” Six-time AMA Superbike champion Mat Mladin will be honored at the upcoming Kawasaki AMA Superbike Showdown weekend at Infineon Raceway, May 18-20, by being inducted into the Infineon Raceway Wall of Fame. Mladin, who rides for Suzuki, becomes the third motorcycle rider to be inducted into the Wall of Fame, joining Miguel Duhamel (Honda) and Rich Oliver, who were inducted last year. A public ceremony will be held in May in the Wine Country Winner’s Circle. The announcement was made during a Yamaha-sponsored test session on Friday at Infineon Raceway. “Mat has had a phenomenal run in the years he’s raced this track and we’re delighted to recognize that record of success,” said Steve Page, president and general manager of Infineon Raceway. “Mat has also been a tireless advocate for rider safety, and over the years, he’s translated his strong opinions about our track into the kind of practical guidance that has helped us make Infineon Raceway a vastly improved venue for motorcycle racing.” Mladin has been the most prolific rider in the history of Superbike competition at Infineon Raceway, which spans 23 years. Mladin holds the record for career Superbike wins in Sonoma with six, most recently sweeping the doubleheader in 2005. He is also the only AMA rider to three-peat at Infineon Raceway, sweeping the doubleheader in 2003 and winning in 2004. “I am honored to be joining the Wall of Fame and look forward to coming back here in May for the official ceremony,” said Mladin, who has placed no lower than fourth in eight Superbike races in Sonoma since 2003. “We’ve had a lot of success here and I’ve always appreciated just how physically demanding this racetrack is, and also all of the improvements the people here have made. This is a great honor for me.” Mladin is also being recognized for his philanthropic efforts at Infineon Raceway. In 2006, during the off-season, Mladin took time to fly to the raceway for a charitable event for Vincent Haskovec, who was injured during an AMA event at Infineon Raceway in 2005. Moreover, Mladin also donated a new GSX-R750 for the event, and it generated nearly $24,000 in raffle sales. The day, overall, generated $100,000 for Haskovec, who is rehabilitating in Arizona. Mladin will be presented with a granite plaque etched with his likeness during the ceremony in May. The plaque will be on display at the Wall of Fame, which is located behind the main grandstand and is accessible to the public.

THE DOCTOR, THE TORNADO AND THE KENTUCKY KID is screening at Cinespace in Hollywood, California on April 17 * If you’re in the area, come and meet the DTK/FASTER team in Hollywood. DTK is showing on the big screen at 8pm on Tuesday April 17 at Cinespace, 6356 Hollywood Blvd (@Ivar). Doors open at 7pm and tickets are free, on a first-come, first-served basis. You can also reserve tickets by emailing [email protected] or calling 323-817-FILM. This screening is part of the Lat34 X-Dance Festival. They’re showing the award-winning films from this January’s festival in Park City. Director Mark Neale and editor Rochelle Ford will be there for a Q&A. “The ultimate sequel to FASTER. A brilliant insight into what happens on a MotoGP weekend.” — Australian Motorcycle News “The superb follow-up to the brilliant FASTER.” — Two Wheels Only “We’ve got another ‘must-see’.” — Roadracing World If you can’t make it to Hollywood, remember that the double disc Collector’s Edition of THE DOCTOR, THE TORNADO AND THE KENTUCKY KID is available NOW at www.dtkmovie.com. We’re planning more big-screen events – our next destinations are the AMA races at Barber and Fontana, where DTK will be shown on the track jumbotrons. We’ll keep you posted on other screenings. Mark Neale DTK/FASTER Director

Larry Pegram to Attend the 5th Annual Mid-Atlantic Ducati Owners’ Club Spring Track Event at VIR Axton, VA, April 6, 2007 Larry Pegram of Pegram Racing/Leo Vince Ducati Team will be attending the 5th Annual Mid-Atlantic Ducati Owners’ Club (www.mad-ducati.com) VIR Spring Track Event on April 9th and 10th. Larry will be riding, and signing autographs over the two-day event at Virginia International Raceway in Axton, VA (www.virclub.com). The track day will be run by Cornerspeed (www.cornerspeed.net). Due to overwhelming demand the event is full and registration is closed. “I am looking forward to being part of the Mid-Atlantic Club’s Spring Event, it is always fun to get out and ride with Ducati enthusiasts,” commented Larry. About Pegram Racing/Leo Vince Ducati Hebron, Ohio-based Pegram Racing Ducati is a professional superbike race team competing in the AMA Superbike Championship. The team is owned and managed by Larry Pegram, a third-generation motorcycle racer. The team competes in the Formula Xtreme class on a modified Ducati 749. The team web site is www.pegramracing.com.