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Written by Michael Kasberg
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Tuesday, 22 July 2008 |
Hey everyone!
Adam and I are headed back west to do a clinic in Midland before school starts, so jump on this one! It's the perfect time to get some instruction - right before the last couple rounds of the TNT night series, right before school and just in time to get faster on the new WTMX track!
Sat. - 50's, 60's, 85's and beginners
Sun. - big bikes and ADVANCED 85's
If you're not sure where you fit in, give me a call!
8am - 4pm, both days (there will be a lunch break)
$200 per day, per rider
As always, we will focus on the proper techniques and the best way to get faster, smoother and more aggressive. there will be a lot of hard work, but even more good fun.
And yes, there will be follow the leader, MX limbo, obstacle courses and a few things you've never seen!
To reserve your spot, put down your deposit or pay in full here:
RESERVE NOW!
For more info, give me a call!
Michael Kasberg
254.405.3602
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Last Updated ( Wednesday, 23 July 2008 )
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Written by Michael Kasberg
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Sunday, 01 June 2008 |
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Hey everyone, just a quick update. I'll be out of the country for the next 6-7 weeks. I'm studying abroad in Monterrey, Mexico to brush up on my Spanish skills. Anyway, I just wanted everyone to know because there will be a delay in recieving posters, points, trophies, etc.
I'm in the airport now and should be in Mexico this afternoon (Sunday) and classes start Wednesday. By then, I should be settled in and able to start knocking some of this stuff out. So, please be patient with me as I work through all of this stuff.
Also, as my phone will be useless, please contact me by email at
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for questions, concerns, etc.
Thanks again for racing with us and I'll be in touch!
-Michael |
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Written by Michael Kasberg
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Wednesday, 28 May 2008 |
The Texas Sunbelt Series has come to a close. Well, at least for you guys. I've still got a few loose ends to tie up, such as the article in Holeshot Magazine and the posters that Will Pattison is hooking up.
I took the past two days off to wind down and started thinking about how crazy things got as the series progressed and ended. There have been numerous close races, more than a couple ties and many, many emotional moments as racers either lost or gained that position they've worked for the past two months. I want to say, to all the racers, that nothing has been in vain. I've been in all of your shoes, through the good and the bad times you've experienced, and it has left me knowing more about who I am and what I am capable of. Those who won - congratulations, I share your happiness. Those who didn't - hold your head high, I share your pain. To all of you, just know that in the end it is not the trophy that matters, but what you did on the track and how you handled yourself off of it.
I feel as though I need to address the category situation also. We had the categories last year and the rules about them have been posted since late 2006. Still, there is a lot of confusion about it and just as much disagreement. Last year, it worked well and that was proven when a 250 beginner ended up 3rd overall in the category. This year, it worked well in the minibike classes and that was proven by they many younger riders finishing above the older. However, I will admit that it did not work as well as I had hoped in the big bike classes. I can honestly say that I wish I could give every rider in the pits a bag of prizes, but it's impossible to do right now.
I will say, though, that with continuing support from our sponsors, especially Family Powersports, that one day maybe I will be able to give that much away. I hope, next year, to be able to do more than we did this year. I will say more about that when the time is right.
Until then, I hope you all had a good time, I hope you found it worth coming back to next year and if there is anything more I can do for anyone, just let me know.
-Michael |
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Written by Michael Kasberg
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Wednesday, 30 April 2008 |
Hey everyone! I wanted to take a break from doing some homework so I thought I'd add up the points as they stand right now. I'm sure everyone is curious and probably trying to do it at home. That being the case, let me know if I've made a mistake! Anyway, this weekend is the 3rd round at Panther Creek and I have a good feeling about it. I definitely want to give a huge thanks to Gerry and the crew at Panther. They have been spending a ton of time down there getting everything ready and really deserve more than they get in return. So, to Gerry, Chuck, Benny, Tracy and all the women that let them leave home - thank you from the bottom of my heart! Everyone should know that without them, there would be no race, no jumps, no mowed grass, etc.
50's
Carter Halpain - 138 pts
Colby Halpain - 137 pts
Ford - 131 pts
Hamann - 126 pts
Slattery - 120 pts
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Last Updated ( Wednesday, 30 April 2008 )
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Written by Michael Kasberg
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Thursday, 24 April 2008 |
Rounds one and two are completed. Results are posted. Everyone has had a chance to shake out the nerves. So, now what? Now we have a weekend off before the third round of the Texas Sunbelt Series at Panther Creek MX. Both TNT Raceway and West Texas MX Park did an outstanding job of handling the large number of racers and I hope we can do the same.
Details for the third round are as follows: Saturday practice will be from 9am-3pm. Sunday, practice will start promptly at 9am with races following closely at 10am. $6 per person for the weekend, $15 for practice on Saturday, $25 per class on Sunday. I'm looking forward to seeing everyone out there!
If you have any questions, get in touch with me at 254.405.3602 or
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Last Updated ( Thursday, 24 April 2008 )
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