Southwick & Heal Clothing Honors Doug Henry

August 17, 2010, 9:51am

Monroe, CT - HEAL Clothing (Helping Extreme Athletes Live) and Southwick MX-338 are teaming up to bring you a special offer to watch the AMA Lucas Oil Motocross Championship race at Southwick with Doug Henry on Saturday, August 28th beginning at 7:00 a.m.EST. Southwick is naming a section of their famous sand track after the AMA Hall of Fame member Doug Henry. To celebrate this unveiling at the race, HEAL has made a limited edition t-shirt with the track sections logo and name on it HEAL Clothing’s online store.

The purchase of this shirt at the VIP price of $75, will allow attendees the opportunity to watch the racing in a private area along the newly named part of the track honoring the legendary Doug Henry. Henry will be available for photo and autographs in the special area. Food and beverage provided by Great Brook Farms will be served in a covered area that only people that have purchased a VIP shirt package can enter.

"I’m looking forward to being in an intimate setting to watch the race with fans for the first two motos of the pro races. I’m humbled by the honor Southwick is providing, the fans going above and beyond to watch a sport they love," said award-winning Doug Henry.

All the proceeds from the sales of these t-shirts will be donated to the Road 2 Recovery to help injured motocross athletes. Shirts can be purchased through HEAL Clothing.

About Doug Henry
Doug Henry is a multi AMA Champion in motocross/supercross as well as an X Games Gold Medalist. Doug is known for his comeback after a career ending injury to win a championship and revolutionize the sport of Motocross by pioneering the 4-Stroke bike to be competitive in both motocross and supercross.

About HEAL Clothing:
HEAL (Helping Extreme Athletes Live) is an action sports apparel line that is based on providing donations to help injured action sports athletes with money raised in sales of their clothing. HEAL donates to help non-profits that look after injured action sports athletes such as Road 2 Recovery and Athlete Recovery Fund.