Wiseco Tuesday Toolbox
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- Tuesday Toolbox - Adam BonneurMay 1, 2012Adam Bonneur took the 2011 Open-A class title, and returned this year to defend it. So far he has done exactly that and currently maintains the points lead. The Illinois native is on track for another Open-A title, but it won't come easy as the Open-A class is stacked with contenders. We caught up with Adam to find out more about racing, work and more!
- Tuesday Toolbox - Braden HenthornApril 24, 2012Braden Henthorn has shown himself as one of the top contenders in the ultra-competitive XC2 Pro-Am class. With one win already in 2012, Braden is showing promise as one of the true title contenders. We caught up with Braden to find out more.
- Tuesday Toolbox - Mike WoznyApril 17, 2012Mike Wozny is another name on the long list of Open-A class challengers. The Ohio native has consistently put in impressive rides near the front of the pack throughout the 2012 season. Always down for some fun, we caught up with The Woz to find out more.
- Tuesday Toolbox- Eric HoylandFebruary 21, 2012Eric Hoyland has shown himself to be a contender in the XC2 ProAm class by snagging quite a few podiums against a stacked field. For 2012 The Hurricane is back with DeRisi Racing, feeling confident and gunning for the XC2 ProAm title. We caught up with Eric to hear more about his plans for 2012.
- Tuesday Toolbox - Nate KanneyFebruary 14, 2012After spending the past 4 seasons aboard KTMs, Nate Kanney will be making the switch to the JG Offroad Honda team for the 2012 season. Coming off a solid sixth place overall finish in 2011, Nate is feeling confident aboard the new bike. We caught up with Nate to find out more.
- Tuesday Toolbox - Samantha SteinerFebruary 7, 2012Samantha Steiner has proved herself to be one of the front runners of the Womens class. While 2011 brought some tough luck for the WMR KTM backed rider, she also put in some solid rides near the front of the pack. We caught up to find out her story, plans for 2012 and more.
- Tuesday Toolbox - Chuck LemasterJanuary 31, 2012
- Tuesday Toolbox - Walker FowlerJanuary 24, 2012Walker Fowler has proved himself to be a contender going all the way back to his days in the youth ranks aboard both ATVs and bikes. Fowler had a stellar 2011 season going undefeated in the XC2 ProAm class. We caught up with Walker to see how things are going heading into his rookie season in the XC1 class.
- Tuesday Toolbox -LeeAnn BangeJanuary 17, 2012LeeAnn Bange has been one of the front runners of the Women's class since joining the GNCC series full-time in 2008. For 2012 LeeAnn will be riding with the new Obermeyer/Raines Racing/OffroadViking.com team. We caught up with LeeAnn to find about the new team and more.
- Tuesday Toolbox - Thad DuvallJanuary 10, 2012Thad Duvall has shown time and time again that he has the speed to contend for the overall win at just about any GNCC event. Unfortunately Thad has been plagued with bad luck time and time again over past couple of seasons. Heading into the 2012 GNCC season, Thad is back, this time on a new machine and ready to get back to the form that won him the 2008 XC2 title. We caught up with Thad to find out about the new Honda ride and more.
- Tuesday Toolbox - Coastal DrillingJanuary 3, 2012In the world of GNCC UTV Racing, Team Coastal Drilling is a name you've probably heard at one point or another, and that team is headed up by Scott Kiger. Scott is the man behind the Coastal Drilling company, but what exactly IS Coastal Drilling? We caught up with their Human Resources Director Chris Willis to get the scoop.
- Tuesday Toolbox: Don OckermanJuly 14, 2009Don Ockerman wrapped up the XC2 title last year in time to ruffle some feathers in the XC1 class, taking second place in the last two races of the season. Ockerman hasn't been able to repeat the same success in 2009 but he says he's making some changes to his program to help. Ockerman is 30 soon, and in Tuesday Toolbox he tells us what his plans are for this summer and beyond.