Brad Baker on the #12 Lloyd Brothers Motorsports/TeamHurtbyAccident.com/Foremost Insurance/ENI USA-sponsored Ducati leads the pack into turn one during heat 1 race action at the I-96 Speedway, in Lake Odessa, MI. on June 23, as part of the running for round 11 of the 2011 AMA Pro Flat Track Harley-Davidson Insurance Grand National Championship Series. Baker, who is having a stellar rookie year in his first full season in the Expert ranks, finished the night in the 9th spot, and currently sits 5th in the overall point standings.
Following closely behind (and in no particular order) are Sammy Halbert on his #7 Kings Kustoms/White's H-D/LZ Racing/KK Supply-sponsored XR-750. Halbert finished the night in 2nd in his heat, and 4th in the main, and still holds the lead in the overall point standings. Kenny Coolbeth, Jr. on the #2 Harley-Davidson Motor Co/Screamin' Eagle/Spectro Oils/Fox-backed factory XR splits the middle, and followed Baker and Halbert home in 4th in the heat, and finished the night out in the 8th spot in the main. The King of Cool still sits in the 4th spot of the overall championship standings.
Baker's brother, Scott, on the #11 Lombard's H-D/R&D Machine/Baker Boys/EBC-sponsored XR hangs to the outside. The eldest of the Baker Boys out of Washington State would finish 15th in the heat, and failed to qualify at Lake Odessa for the main. Just outside and behind Scott is Cory Texter, on the #65 Harley-Davidson/Screamin' Eagle/Herrs/Invisible Glass-backed XR, who would go on to finish 12th in this heat, and also failed to make the main.
Henry Wiles on the #17 Greg Crow/Gardner Racing/Salinas H-D/DPC Racing-sponsored XR is just out of sight behind Halbert on the inside line on his return to the track after his April surgery on his knee/leg. Hammerin' Hank would come home 3rd in this heat, and finished the night out in the 12th spot in the main. Even after missing several rounds due to his recovery period, Wiles still holds the 10th spot in the overall point standings. Behind Wiles is Australian Flat Track Champion Luke Gough on the #62 Digger/Dick Ford/KK Cycle/Eaken Racing-sponsored XR. Unfortunately, Gough also missed the main after finishing 11th in the heat and failing to qualify out of his semi race.
Also visible in this shot are: Justin Hittle #81 on the Bob Berry/Goodwin Racing/Gray Boy/Lucas Oil-sponsored XR, Evan Baer #64A, sponsored by Baer Racing Products/KB5 Industries/Hyper Racing/Mike Koppenhaver on his Kawasaki, brother Shawn Baer (just behind in light blue leathers) on the #32 Bonneville Performance/Wiseco Pistons/GBR/Eckhart Roofing-backed Triumph, Logan Scherb on the #18 Hall's Cycle/Kiesow Racing/Charlie & Lind Scholl/Affordable Fencing-sponsored XR-750, and Brandan Bergen on the #26 Reiman's H-D/National Cycle/MEH Corp/GCR-backed XR.
With the action hot and heavy in the 2011 edition of the AMA Pro Flat Track Grand National Championship Series, tonight and the next few days will be a great time to set your DVRs and take in some of the great action that happened at the Sacto Mile last month. You won't want to miss it as the boys and girls of The Rolling Thunder Show put on the best racing you will ever find the world over!
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MAVTV Sacramento Mile Broadcasts Kick Off Today!
DAYTONA BEACH, FL (August 18, 2011) - This year's incredible Sacramento Mile action -- Round 12 on the AMA Pro Harley-Davidson Insurance Flat Track Championship calendar -- was witnessed by a sold-out crowd of close to 12,000 lucky fans. For those who weren't among them, however, MAVTV offers a second chance -- and then some.
No less than six broadcasts of the 2011 Sacramento Mile will air between today and August 24, kicking off tonight at 10 p.m. EST. The dates and times for MAVTV's Sacramento Mile broadcasts are as follows:
Thursday, August 18 - 10 p.m. EST
Friday, August 19 - 4 a.m. EST
Sunday, August 21 - 10 a.m. EST
Sunday, August 21 - 3 p.m. EST
Wednesday, August 24 - 11 a.m. EST
Wednesday, August 24 - 4 p.m. EST
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Sammy Halbert #7 leads Kenny Coolbeth, Jr. #2, Brad Baker #12 and the rest of the pack during the running of the Springfield Mile I at the Illinois State Fairgrounds on May 29, in round 6 action of the 2011 AMA Pro Flat Track Harley-Davidson Insurance Grand National Championship Series. AMA Pro Flat Track photo by Dave Hoenig.
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MAVTV is a 24/7 national network that broadcasts in both SD and HD. The network features programming targeting men 18 to 54 including sports, gaming, comedy, health and fitness, gadgets, and more.
MAVTV is an irreverent destination channel for men, with a decidedly original programming edge. The network is now available in over 35 million homes and carried on most major cable, telco, and satellite providers, as well as mobile television platforms.
MAVTV currently carries popular series like The ADRL Racing Tour, The Art of Fighting, the AMA Pro Harley-Davidson Insurance Flat Track Championship, American Tailgater, Bikini AllStars, Ultimate Combat Experience, I Love this Bartender, and Lucas Oil Motorsports. For more information, please visit www.mavtv.com.
| AMA Pro Racing is the premier professional motorcycle racing organization in North America, operating a full schedule of events and championships for a variety of motorcycle disciplines. Learn more about AMA Pro Racing at www.amaproracing.com. For additional information contact: AMA Pro Racing Communications, (386) 492-1014, communications@amaproracing.com |
Here's the link to Mav TV's coverage map. You can check from here to see if your local cable/satellite provider offers MavTV in your area:
http://www.mavtv.com/mavtv-coverage
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