Kyle Wyman - AMA Superbike - Wyman Brothers Racing

7/21/2009

BAD LUCK CONTINUES FOR KYLE AT MID-OHIO, TRAVIS PLACES RESPECTABLY

Macedon, New York (July 21, 2009) - With Kyle’s first time at Mid-Ohio and Travis’ first AMA Pro race, the Wyman Brothers had a lot on their plate going into this past weekend’s event.

Kyle’s weekend ended in disaster when a rider made contact with him going into the final turn of the 17 lap, 40 mile race and caused a violent highside putting Kyle over the bars and ultimately into the air-fence.

“It was like someone hit the eject button,” said Kyle, “Luckily I’m not hurt all that bad and neither is the other rider but it’s a bummer being one corner away from a top 5 result after such a long weekend.”

Travis had a good run, improving from his 20th starting position to finish 15th. It was only his first AMA Pro start at Mid-Ohio and put in a good effort.

“I had a lot of fun out there and I’m really looking forward to racing again at Topeka. I’m learning each and every time I go out on the track and can’t wait to see what comes next to make me faster.”

WBR head to New Jersey Motorsports Park for the CCS/ASRA National event on the lightning course this weekend. Kyle will sit out as he heals up and Cody will be making his first career start in the 125cc USGPRU race. Check back for updates!


	News 7/21/2009 BAD LUCK CONTINUES FOR KYLE AT MID-OHIO, TRAVIS PLACES RESPECTABLY Macedon, New York (July 21, 2009) - With Kyle’s first time at Mid-Ohio and Travis’ first AMA Pro race, the Wyman Brothers had a lot on their plate going into this past weekend’s event. Kyle’s weekend ended in disaster when a rider made contact with him going into the final turn of the 17 lap, 40 mile race and caused a violent highside putting Kyle over the bars and ultimately into the air-fence. “It was like someone hit the eject button,” said Kyle, “Luckily I’m not hurt all that bad and neither is the other rider but it’s a bummer being one corner away from a top 5 result after such a long weekend.” Travis had a good run, improving from his 20th starting position to finish 15th. It was only his first AMA Pro start at Mid-Ohio and put in a good effort. “I had a lot of fun out there and I’m really looking forward to racing again at Topeka. I’m learning each and every time I go out on the track and can’t wait to see what comes next to make me faster.” WBR head to New Jersey Motorsports Park for the CCS/ASRA National event on the lightning course this weekend. Kyle will sit out as he heals up and Cody will be making his first career start in the 125cc USGPRU race. Check back for updates!