ARNCHU press release

For Immediate Release:

ARNCHU RACING RETURNS...and wins!

This past weekend at Round 8 of the WERA/AMA National
Endurance Series, ARNCHU Racing returned to action at
Nelson Ledges Road Course in Ohio and came away with first
place in the Middleweight Superbike class and 4th overall.

The 2006 Heavyweight Superstock Champions returned to
action to contest the Middleweight Superbike class aboard a
SuzukiEast of Toledo-sponsored GSX-R600. Riders Randy
Sherman, Mark Crozier, and Nathan Dressman once again
showed the skills that propelled ARNCHU to its many wins.

Riding first was Crozier who took the team from gridding
last in the field up to 7th overall during the first stint.
Dressman followed and Sherman took on a new rear Michelin
tire during his stint. The team used 1 front Michelin
slick tire during the race, with an average speed of nearly
100mph. Their tire strategy was developed with Mize Mobile
at a local Fasttrax 3-hour endurance event (ARNCHU
won that overall by 5 laps).

The race was not without some drama, however...

ARNCHU was gifted first in class when Chris Ulrich and BP
Concepts' Brandon Parish made contact. Ulrich was two laps
ahead and passing on the 140mph back straightaway, after
being passed by Parish in the previous section. Neither
Ulrich nor his team was fined or penalized, as WERA
classified it a racing accident.

ARNCHU's motorcycle preparation was handled by Dressman,
who built the custom 6.5 gallon tank and quick change
hardware, while the motor build was performed by Total
Racing Solutions. Dressman noted, "It was excellent to be
back out here with the National Series teams. They are
fast and it was a good test for us to be back here running
up front with them. We miss the series as a whole and look
forward to coming back to contend for overall wins again at
some point."

Team RightsForBikers.com, a series competitor in Moto-ST,
allowed ARNCHU Racing the use of it's pitboard, custom
Pitbull front stand, Speedcom radio communication
equipment, and fueling equipment.

The team wishes to thank WERA, the cornerworkers, and
RoadRacing World's John Ulrich for enabling safer racing
events around the country. Sections of Airfence were
transported in from around the country in an attempt to
make the fast and bumpy course a bit safer.

 

Congrats guys. I always use your team name as a way to pass time while sitting with the scorers during an endurance race. I try to see how many sentences I can create with your name.

Arnchu gonna win the race?
Arnchu tired?
Arnchu hungry?

 

Congrats Arnchu! Keep up the good work!!!

 

I really dug the PR. Well written! :up:

 

congrats guys!

 

Look at that tank!


Congrats guys!

 

Nathan did a great job putting everything together is short order!

We had a great time. Thanks for the positive comments!

Hopefully, we will be back out again this year.

 

OMG What's that a dirt bike tank?

 

you wanna see a tank? check out the "faith on wheels" crew... i think theirs holds close to 9gal

 

You wish it was yours! You too can have your very own, just contact Nathan. It also serves as a shoulder rest.

 

...and to Team Charm for the use of their oven to cook our celebration chicken dinner, when our propane Hibachi took a dive.