Posted on 07/29/2010, 1:17 pm, by Ryan Cooley, under
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For weeks now you’ve likely heard or read the rumors and gossip about James’ return to racing, but the time has FINALLY come to make the “official” announcement. After several months of sitting on the sidelines due to injury, James has officially registered to race the remaining four rounds of the 2010 Lucas Oil AMA Pro Motocross Championship series!
James’ return has been highly anticipated by all, and the famed Unadilla circuit on August 14th in New Berlin, New York will mark the site of his official return to the Nationals after a near two-year absence. Having conquered the series with a perfect 24-24 season in 2008, the biggest question still remaining on everyone’s mind is if he can derail series points leader Ryan Dungey from his amazing win streak. Who’s got their money on JS7?
For much more about Bubba’s return to racing, check out this post from our friends over at ALLI Moto: BUBBA’S BACK
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Posted on 07/20/2010, 12:42 pm, by Ryan Cooley, under
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Steve Matthes just posted an outstanding podcast interview with James on TransWorld Motocross. If you’d like to hear James talk about his time off the bike, recovery from injury, return to racing, and much, much more… This is a MUST listen! Click here: TWMX Podcast With James Stewart
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Posted on 07/07/2010, 6:01 pm, by Ryan Cooley, under
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James’ pre-Nationals visit to DMXS Radio, as well as a recent leak in information on the Facebook page of his trusty gear sponsor Answer Racing, has led to a ton of speculation and hardcore bench racing regarding the former National MX champ’s return to racing this summer. Though his nagging, slow-healing wrist injury prevented his return to racing by the 2010 Pro Motocross Championship series opener at Hangtown, James has been focused and determined to join the series just as soon as humanly possible. With a recent blessing from his doctor to make a slow, pain-dependent return to riding, James now has his head down in an attempt to get back up to racing speed in the coming few weeks. Here’s a quick word from James on his progress and potential return…
“I’m working hard every day in the gym, and I’m also starting to ride more and more in hopes of making a strong comeback before the end of the Nationals. My goal right now is to make it back for the last four races [Unadilla, Southwick, Steel City, and Pala]—that’s the hope—but we are assessing my riding everyday to see if that time frame is actually possible. As soon as my team and I make a firm commitment to attend a race, my fans will be the first to know at JS7.com!”
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