Josh Creamer Returns for 2013 AMA ATV Motocross Season
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With his return to the national stage just a few weeks away, Creamer has been training at his facility in O’Brian, Florida. “I have my own place down here and it really helped me get the number one plate in 2010 and I hope the time I’m putting in here will help me this season,” said Creamer.

Josh Creamer has been training at his facility in O-Brian, Florida during the winter months to be in peak physical condition for the 2013 AMA Pro ATV MX Series. Creamer has been training with fellow BCS / Can-Am teammate Mike Troiano & will also be training with Walsh Race Craft's #124 Nick DeNoble before AMA ATV MX Round 1

Creamer has been working hard for the past few months, making sure he is in the best shape he can be for the opener at Aonia Pass.

“I know everyone will be coming full steam ahead and I just want to be prepared. I think this will be one of the best racing years that motocross has seen in a while,” explained Creamer.

BCS Performance / Can-Am's Mike Troiano will be competing in both the A & Pro-Am Classes this year

Creamer has been training by himself for much of the winter although he was recently joined by BCS Performance teammate, Mike Troiano. Troiano raced with Creamer in the NEATV-MX competing in both the A Class and Pro-Am before jumping up to Pro to finish his season. He ended his season with a few second place finishes behind Creamer; the solid finishes have boosted his confidence heading into the season opener.

“Since I did a few nationals last year and have been training with Josh, my confidence has had a good boost. I know who I am racing against and what I need to do to be prepared,” said Troiano. Troiano will be racing both Production A and Pro-Am at the ATV National MX races.

“It has been great to have Mike down here. Nick DeNoble is coming down as well. It’ll be good to get laps in and tear up my track,” said Creamer of his training partners.

As round one quickly approaches, Creamer explains his hopes for the opener, “I want to get on the podium at the first round! Although to say the least I want to go in there finish and have a positive race. I will see where I am at and determine if I need to keep going like I am or step it up a notch.”

#9 Josh Creamer BCS Performance / Can-Am DS450 Sport ATV

Creamer has a lot of confidence in his BCS Performance Can-Am for this season. He has been competing on the Can-Am for the past two years and really likes the DS 450.

Creamer looks very comfortable & has proven the BCS Performance / Can-Am DS450 Sport ATV to be a race winning machine. Only time will tell if Creamer can put the #9 Can-Am DS450 ATV on top of the AMA Pro ATV MX box in 2013

“Last year was a learning year, I was getting to know BCS and they were getting to know me. We have a really good relationship and I think that the Can-Am will do great this season just like it did for me last year,” regards Creamer.