ATV Promoters Group Clarifies Schedule For 2007 AMA ITP/Moose ATV National Motocross Championship Series
Presented by Parts Unlimited

Morgantown, WV - The ATV Promoters Group (ATVPG), in cooperation with AMA Racing and ATVA, announce the schedule for the 2007 AMA ITP/Moose ATV National Motocross Championships Presented by Parts Unlimited. While the dates and locations have not changed from the originally released schedule, some clarification is necessary.

“There’s been no shortage of rumors regarding the status of the Echeconnee Off-Road Park event, which will remain on the schedule for 2007,” explained Steve Whitelock, AMA Pro Racing Motocross and Supercross Director. “The facility owners have made changes within their organization, and we have every reason to expect the same quality racetrack and event that we’ve always had at Echeconnee.” Accordingly, the season schedule remains unchanged for 2007, and is listed below.

2007 AMA ITP/MOOSE ATV NATIONAL MOTOCROSS CHAMPIONSHIP SCHEDULE

• March 10-11 Mill Creek MX Ÿ Pell City, AL
• March 24-25 Glen Helen Raceway Ÿ San Bernardino, CA
• March 31-April 1 The Wrangler at Oak Hill Ÿ Alvord, TX
• April 14-15 Echeconee Off-Road Park Ÿ Macon, GA
• April 28-29 Birch Creek Ÿ Danville, VA
• May 12-13 RedBud Ÿ Buchanan, MI
• May 26-27 Ballance Moto X Ÿ Bowling Green, KY
• June 16-17 High Point Raceway Ÿ Mount Morris, PA
• June 30-July 1 Muddy Creek Ÿ Blountville, TN
• July 14-15 Sunset Ridge Ÿ Walnut, IL
• July 28-29 Unadilla Valley Sports Center Ÿ New Berlin, NY
• August 11-12 Loretta Lynn’s Dirt Days Ÿ Hurricane Mills TN

“The AMA, ATVA and ATV Promoters Group have worked together to achieve the best possible schedule for 2007,” explained Birch Creek event promoter Carl Reynolds. “Traditional dates are key to a series approaching its 21st season. When a race has become a must-attend event within the local community as well as the racing community, it’s important to keep it on its time-honored date. We’ve accomplished that while moving newer events to dates better suited to the available daylight hours and area climate. We also felt it was very important to give racers the every-other-weekend schedule they prefer. All in all, this is a great schedule for racers, fans, sponsors and everyone involved with the series,” continued Reynolds.

The series Awards Ceremony and Banquet is set to return to the Grand Hotel and Convention Center in Pigeon Forge, Tennessee on November 10. Recognition and awards are given to the top 10 finishers in each class. Stay tuned to www.amaproracing.com, www.atvaonline.com and www.atvmotocross.com for race results and continued series updates.

About the AMA ITP/Moose ATV National Motocross Championship Series
Presented by Parts Unlimited:
Sanctioned by the AMA and ATVA, the AMA ITP/Moose ATV National Motocross Championship Series is the nation’s premier amateur and professional ATV motocross series, and is hosted by many of America’s premier motocross facilities. The 12-round series approaches its 21st season with the Pro class newly under the wing of AMA Pro Racing. The 2006 series hosted over 8,000 entrants, making it America’s largest and longest-running ATV National Motocross series. Series sponsors include title sponsors ITP Tires and Moose, and presenting sponsor Parts Unlimited. Premiere and Feature sponsors include ATV Sport, Moto Tees, Scott USA, Maxxis Tires, Elka Suspension and H-Bomb Films/Division Four. Associate sponsors include Weekend Warrior Trailers, Denton Racing, and Hinson Racing. Media partners include ATV Insider, ATV Rider and ATVRiders.com.

About AMA Pro Racing:
AMA Pro Racing is the professional racing division of the American Motorcyclist Association (“AMA”). 2007 will mark the inaugural year for AMA Pro ATV Racing, as the sport’s top pro riders will be recognized as professional-licensed racers by the AMA Pro Racing division. Founded in 1924, the AMA has an unparalleled history of pursuing, protecting and promoting the interests of the world's largest and most dedicated group of motorcycle enthusiasts. The AMA focuses on rights, riding and racing through its government relations work, by sanctioning road and off-road riding activities and overseeing professional and amateur racing events. For more information about AMA Pro ATV Racing, visit www.amaproracing.com.

About the ATVA:
The ATV Association (“ATVA”) is the official sanctioning body of the amateur divisions of the ATVA ITP/Moose ATV National Motocross Championship Series Presented by Parts Unlimited. The 9,000 member ATVA is the sister organization of the 260,000 member American Motorcyclist Association (“AMA”). ATV racing has experienced phenomenal growth at the rate of 25 percent in the past two years alone, and continues to gain momentum and support, outselling off-road motorcycles annually. Each round attracts 600-700 racers who compete for bragging rights to one of 31 amateur national titles. For more information about ATVA, visit www.atvaonline.com.

About the ATVPG:
The ATVPG is comprised of the 12 individual promoters that host the AMA ITP/Moose ATV National Motocross Championships, presented by Parts Unlimited. The goal of the ATVPG is to raise awareness of ATV motocross through the production of professional and amateur championship racing events. For more information on the ATVPG and the ATV National events they produce, go to www.atvmotocross.com.