11 riders is going to be sponsored by BTO this season, check out who will be joining the BTO team
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BTO Sports has announced its Pro and Amateur athletes that will be joining the group for 2017.
BTO Sports has announced the 11 riders that it is going to be sponsoring in 2017. This listing consists of five professional motocross sportsmen and a team of six novice motocross riders that will represent the BTO Sports brand and items at several events throughout the nation.
The professional athletes sponsored by BTO Sports are Axell Hodges, Destin Cantrell, Tyler Enticknap, Kyle Cunningham and Tallon Lafountaine. These motocross riders will be featured on the BTO Sports website and in media possibilities, as well as, receive BTO Sports top quality gear, equipment and accessories.
The six 2017 BTO Sports amateur racing enthusiasts are from across the US and Canada and will be tiered into three classes, covering all three amounts of rider proficiency. In addition to sporting BTO dirt bike gear and devices, the riders will have access to social media resources and exposure via video clips, blogs and banner ads.
Carter Gordon, from Mattoon, IL, will be amount 51 and racing in classes 250A, 450A and 250 pro-sport. “I love everything about motocross, nothing compares to the adrenaline hurry you get from sitting on that will starting gate with 40 other riders, ” says Carter Gordon. “I do most of my own bicycle work and bike maintenance, therefore i invest a lot in improving our race bike and practice to be top notch every day. ”
Tyson Johnson from Ripon, CA will be running number 31 in classes Schoolboy 1, Schoolboy 2 and 125-B/C. Bjorn Viney, from Ottawa Ontario, Europe is number 53 and will be racing in classes Supermini 1, Supermini 2 and Schoolboy 1 . Jesse Hollinrake is running number 126 in the 250A, 450A and College Boy classes. Jace Kessler, through Eagle, MI, will be number fifty-one and competing in classes Small SR 2, Supermini 1 and 2, and Schoolboy 1 .
Lastly, 11-year-old Noah Viney from Ottawa Ontario, Canada will be running number 43 and will be racing in classes 65cc 10-11, 65cc 7-11, 85cc 9-11. “I’ve been racing since I had been four, train about five times a week now, and race almost every major national in Canada as well as the US, ” says Noah Viney. “I have gone to Loretta Lynn Championships for the past two years and I have had multiple top-10 finishes at main nationals. A few months ago, I won three or more titles at the Vurb Classic plus won the FMF Youth Power Award. ”
With more than 17 years in the industry, BTO Sports is focused on fostering the upcoming motocross athletes by means of these sponsorship programs. With its brand new sponsored riders, BTO Sports will have a branded presence at the Ca Classic, JS Spring Classic and Loretta Lynn’s Amateur Championship, 2017 flagship amateur events.