Nick Wey Pumped on 7th @ High Point (And His New Kid)
June 17, 2009 10:25am
CARLSBAD, Calif., – Veteran dirt bike racer Nick Wey (Boost Mobile/ampm/Monster Energy/Troy-JLaw Racing) put up his best race of the 2009 summer outdoor national season, racing to a 7th-10th two-moto finish for 7th place overall at Pennsylvania’s High Point Raceway, round four of the Lucas Oil AMA MX Nationals.
Wey, who’s previous best finish this season was a 12th at Hangtown, broke into the top ten overall in the series’ premier class for the first time this season. “Busy week at the Wey compound, but things went well and I was pumped to come back to High Point and race,” said Wey, referring to his race effort and the birth of he and wife Nicole’s second child, a boy named Vincent Alexander. “Pulled a good start in the first moto and was able to put two top ten finishes together.”
Wey’s work at High Point drew him to within two points of the top ten overall, a position he’ll most certainly overtake due to the fact the current 10th place racer, Dan Reardon, was banged up at High Point and will likely be out for the next race. Wey trails Reardon by two points, 68-66, for the tenth and final top 10 position in the 450 class.
Wey’s Boost Mobile/ampm/Monster Energy/Troy-JLaw Racing’s teammate, Max Anstie, just missed making the top 15 at High Point, going 14-36 for 18th in the 250 class.
Next up for the Boost Mobile/ampm/Monster Energy/Troy-JLaw Racing team is this the Lakewood, Colo., round on June 27th.
Generous sponsors of the Boost Mobile/ampm/Monster Energy/Troy-JLaw Racing team include: 2XL, ONE Industries, FMF, Motul, Pro Taper, Filtron, Dunlop, Enzo, Spy Optic, JMJE, RK Racing Chain, CSI Construction, Dasa, CP Pistons, Acerbis, Leatt Brace, Sunline, SixSixOne and Yamaha.
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Wey, who’s previous best finish this season was a 12th at Hangtown, broke into the top ten overall in the series’ premier class for the first time this season. “Busy week at the Wey compound, but things went well and I was pumped to come back to High Point and race,” said Wey, referring to his race effort and the birth of he and wife Nicole’s second child, a boy named Vincent Alexander. “Pulled a good start in the first moto and was able to put two top ten finishes together.”
Wey’s work at High Point drew him to within two points of the top ten overall, a position he’ll most certainly overtake due to the fact the current 10th place racer, Dan Reardon, was banged up at High Point and will likely be out for the next race. Wey trails Reardon by two points, 68-66, for the tenth and final top 10 position in the 450 class.
Wey’s Boost Mobile/ampm/Monster Energy/Troy-JLaw Racing’s teammate, Max Anstie, just missed making the top 15 at High Point, going 14-36 for 18th in the 250 class.
Next up for the Boost Mobile/ampm/Monster Energy/Troy-JLaw Racing team is this the Lakewood, Colo., round on June 27th.
Generous sponsors of the Boost Mobile/ampm/Monster Energy/Troy-JLaw Racing team include: 2XL, ONE Industries, FMF, Motul, Pro Taper, Filtron, Dunlop, Enzo, Spy Optic, JMJE, RK Racing Chain, CSI Construction, Dasa, CP Pistons, Acerbis, Leatt Brace, Sunline, SixSixOne and Yamaha.
About Crown Athlete Management Group
Crown Athlete Management Group is the most comprehensive marketing, branding and athlete management firm focused on the future of action sports. For sponsorship opportunities or media information please contact (info@crownamg.com) or by phone at (760) 918-9382.
Please visit us online at www.CrownAMG.com
