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KTM's Angel Atwell & Josh Kirkland Podium at River Ranch GNCC
River Ranch, FL (3/3/2010) - FRE/KTM ATV GNCC riders Angel Atwell and Josh Kirkland got off to a great start both landing on the podium at the opening round of the GNCC Series.

Atwell, the defending Women’s Pro Champion, hit the course first in the 2-hour morning race. She nailed the holeshot and led the pack around the first two laps. Atwell pit at the tail end of the second lap just a little over an hour into the race. While she pit she was passed by three of the women riders behind her. Now, nearly three-quarters of the way into the race, lappers began to play a roll in the outcome. Atwell managed to pass one of the competitors but was held up by a few lappers and lost precious time to the top two riders. After a tough race through the Florida sand whoops she was happy to finish third for the day. READ MORE...

Custom Axis Racing Shocks Promotes Micah MacDonough to Market Manager
Reading, PA (3/1/2010) - Micah MacDonough has taken on the position of Department/Market Manger for Custom Axis Racing Shocks, a world leader in off-road suspension technology.

MacDonough has worked with Custom Axis Racing Shocks for the past four years as a shock and race support technician. His familiarity with day-to-day business operations, as well as Custom Axis’s line of suspension products, are just a few of the reason’s he’s ideal for the position. READ MORE...

Custom Axis to Sponsor 2010 Can-Am Grand National Cross Country Series
Morgantown, W.Va. (February 25, 2010) - Racer Productions, producers of the Can-Am Grand National Cross Country Series, is happy to announce that suspension provider Custom Axis has joined the series as associate sponsor.

"We are honored to have Custom Axis as part of our GNCC Racing family," said Dean Van Leeuwen, GNCC Sponsor Coordinator. "Custom Axis is a wonderful asset to our riders and we look forward to working with them to help develop their relationship with GNCC riders."

Custom Axis is committed to producing high quality suspension components using the latest in CAD/Cam technology, and doesn't use cast or welded parts. Custom Axis shocks are designed specifically for the tough conditions off road racing-especially on GNCC tracks. READ MORE...

Adrenalin ATV Wins the DQR 2009 Championship
Adrenalin ATV Pro Rider Stuart Jones clinched the 2009 DQR Enduro Championship today on his 2009 Can-AM DS450XMX with fellow Adrenalin Rider Roger Page finishing 2nd overall also on an Adrenalin Can-Am DS450XMX. Also Adrenalin ATV Rider Craig Mc Cormik took his Can-Am Renegade 800 X to victory in the 4x4 class to win the championship.

Stuart only needed to finish 3rd today to clinch the title overall but made sure by taking it easy and boxing clever coming in 2nd behind Martin Benbow. With Weston Beach Race looming next weekend it was paramount that Stuart rode a smooth and controlled ride and with not needing the win he could relax and make sure he hit 1 of the top 3 positions. READ MORE...

Employees of Custom Axis Racing Shocks Live, Breathe Off-Road
I don’t know about you, but if I were a racer of ATVs, I would select products made by manufacturers who have more interest in the field than just a 9 to 5 job. I would want people who are also racers and who have been making quality products for a while.

Well, that’s the case with the staff of Custom Axis Racing Shocks. First, you know that quality is priority one when you learn that Custom Axis is associated with Penske Racing Shocks. Second, you have to feel secure when you hear that the staff of Axis ride motocross motorcycles every week. Moreover, many who work for Axis are part of the Penske staff, and many of them compete in American Motorcycle Association events. Also, the company’s short track technicians drive Sprint cars. In fact, one engineer raced Super Motard. “Everyone here is passionate about racing in one form or another,” explained James Arentz, technical director for both Custom Axis Racing Shocks and Penske Racing Shocks. READ MORE...

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