Brad Lackey Charcoal Drawing Available
July 23, 2009 11:42am
Brad Lackey is one of America's pioneering motocross racers of the 1970's and 80's. In 1972, Lackey won the AMA 500cc National Motocross championship. In 1982, after a decade of trying, he became the only American to win the 500cc World Motocross Championship.
Brad left racing on top. He retired after winning the '82 world championship, leaving a legacy as one of America's top motorcycle racers of all time.
Brad has always been a mentor to Michael, and as a kid Michael had his bedroom " wall papered " with his photo's from motocross magazines.. It was a lot of fun and an honor to draw this drawing of Brad going fast on his Husky.
You can meet Michael at his Art Booth at the Washougal Motocross Nationals July 24th,25th and 26th to purchase the Limited Edition prints. 25% of sales will be donated to the Road To Recovery foundation. www.road2recovery.com.
Michael Petersen has had a lifetime love of riding, racing, mountain climbing and photography. Although action and outdoor-related subjects have always been Petersen's passion, he has recently focused on the motorcycle scene because of his interest in the sport, its incredible athletes and the positive influence the sport has on youth and families. To see more of his artwork, go to www.michaelsactionart.com.
Brad left racing on top. He retired after winning the '82 world championship, leaving a legacy as one of America's top motorcycle racers of all time.
Brad has always been a mentor to Michael, and as a kid Michael had his bedroom " wall papered " with his photo's from motocross magazines.. It was a lot of fun and an honor to draw this drawing of Brad going fast on his Husky.
You can meet Michael at his Art Booth at the Washougal Motocross Nationals July 24th,25th and 26th to purchase the Limited Edition prints. 25% of sales will be donated to the Road To Recovery foundation. www.road2recovery.com.
Michael Petersen has had a lifetime love of riding, racing, mountain climbing and photography. Although action and outdoor-related subjects have always been Petersen's passion, he has recently focused on the motorcycle scene because of his interest in the sport, its incredible athletes and the positive influence the sport has on youth and families. To see more of his artwork, go to www.michaelsactionart.com.