Hey Nick, since the Rockstar Girls only wore the pink pants at A2, maybe you can score a slightly used pair for Nicole... Just sayin'.
David Vuillemin seems to be doing a great job in his role as Motoconcepts Yamaha Team Manager. As a racer, DV was always great to work with and it looks like he is still keeping it fun.
Former mechanic for Jason Lawrence and Grant Langston, Masa Ito (second from left) now works as Brand Manager for Dirt Freak, a Japanese company that produces the Zeta and DRC accessory brands. Masa and his crew were in Anaheim to deliver some products to the teams that DF supports, as well as to recruit new teams and riders for 2012. We miss seeing Masa's smiling face at the races every weekend.
AP Designs painted Ryav Villopoto a special pink-themed helmet, just for A2.
The Dodge Motorsports/Hart and Huntington team also had special helmets painted up for Chris Blose and Ivan Tedesco.
Dodge Motorsports had this cool pink Challenger on display next to the H&H pits. Like the bike plastics, rider gear and helmets, this will be up for auction on the Hart and Huntington website next week to help raise money for breast cancer research.
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