Supercross Lites rookie Kyle Peters was scheduled to appear on Star/Valli/Rockstar/Yamaha East Coast Lites team, but a crash at the Lucas Oil MX Park early last week resulted with a seperated left collarbone. He's expected to have a quick recovery, and he's hoping to be racing by Atlanta.
One of the most notable teams in the paddock was the Lagston Motorsports/Ohlins/KTM that is managed by former racer Grant Langston. Les Smith put the team into the main event, finishing 16th for the night. It’s also worth mentioning that there were a ton of privateer KTM bikes out on the track.
Here’s a closer look at one of the very trick Langston Motorsports KTMs. The bikes are equipped with Ohlins suspension on the front and rear of the bike.
The Eleven10 Mods team was back in action in Dallas. They were pitted at the back of the pits and out of the same exact black box van that Darryn Durham rode out of last season. Once again, their bikes sounded very fast. Jeff Gibson is expected to join the team beginning in St. Louis.
The Eleven10 Mods bikes are arguably some of the coolest looking bikes in the pits. They are also notoriously some of the fastest in the pits as well. Alex Martin took the bike to an impressive 11th in the main event.
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