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                                           Chris 
                                            Borich Wins 7th Race of the Year & 
                                            moves within striking distance of 
                                            his 1st GNCC Pro ATV Championship | 
                                  
                                  Brea, CA (9/15/2009) - Rockstar 
                                  Makita Suzuki Chris Borich returned from the 
                                  GNCC ATV Series summer break with a vengeance, 
                                  winning round 10 handily at Unadilla Valley 
                                  Sports Center in New Berlin, New York, over 
                                  the past weekend. Currently leading the title 
                                  chase by more than 50 points, Borich has won 
                                  a remarkable seven out of 10 races so far this 
                                  year. This impressive result is the most GNCC 
                                  ATV races that Suzuki has won to date. Joining 
                                  Borich on the starting line was newly crowned 
                                  2009 AMA ATV MotocrossChampion Dustin Wimmer. 
                                  With Wimmer’s own series over for the 
                                  year, the two-time ATV Championdecided to try 
                                  out the GNCC. He rode an impressive first race 
                                  on a specially prepared Rockstar MakitaSuzuki 
                                  QuadRacer R450 in the cross-country event and 
                                  finished 14th. 
                                  
Chris Borich:
                                    “I got off to about a mid-pack start 
                                    and worked my way into the top five pretty 
                                    quickly. Once I was in the top five, I just 
                                    kind of put it in cruise control because I 
                                    wanted to get a good feel for the track. On 
                                    the last lap I went for it and got in the 
                                    lead. Once I got out front, I really put the 
                                    hammer down and pu about a 20-second lead 
                                    on everyone. Taking the win this weekend has 
                                    me pretty pumped for the next round. I think 
                                    if I can finish eight points ahead of Taylor 
                                    Kiser at the next round, I will have the championship 
                                    wrapped up. I really want to win it and give 
                                    Suzuki a championship.”
                                  Dustin Wimmer:
                                    “I’m definitely not used to cross-country 
                                    racing, but I had fun out there. Even though 
                                    I had a bike built for this race, I was still 
                                    a little unprepared, but I didn’t have 
                                    any problems with the Rockstar Makita SuzukiQuadRacer 
                                    R450 – it ran great and handled pretty 
                                    good. You definitely have to use different 
                                    lines and be able to remember them the next 
                                    time around, which is a little hard if you 
                                    aren’t used to it. I have to fly out 
                                    to California soon to have the screws taken 
                                    out of my shoulder so I probably won’t 
                                    be able to do any more GNCC races except for 
                                    the Ironman (final round), which I’m 
                                    looking forward to.”
                                  Rockstar Makita Suzuki Factory Racing will 
                                    race next at the Moose Yadkin Valley Stomp 
                                    in Yadkinville, North Carolina, the weekend 
                                    of, September 26-27, 2009.
                                  
                                     
                                      | Round 10 -GNCC 
                                          ATV Racing - Unadilla Pro ATV Race Results 
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 | 1. Chris Borich, 
                                        Rockstar Makita Suzuki Racing 2. Brandon Sommers, Yamaha
 3. Bill Balance, Yamaha
 4. Taylor Kiser, Yamaha
 5. Adam McGill, KTM
 6. Donald Ockerman, Yamaha
 7. Bryan Cook, Honda
 8. Johnny Gallagher, Yamaha
 9. Jarrod McClure, Yamaha,
 10. Duane Johnson, Honda
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                                  About American Suzuki:
                                    The Motorcycle/ATV Division of American Suzuki 
                                    Motor Corporation (ASMC), Brea, Calif., was 
                                    founded in 1963 by Suzuki Motor Corporation. 
                                    ASMC markets motorcycles and ATVs via an extensive 
                                    dealer network throughout 49 states. ASMC's 
                                    parent company, Suzuki Motor Corporation (SMC), 
                                    based in Hamamatsu, Japan, is a diversified 
                                    worldwide manufacturer of motorcycles, ATVs, 
                                    scooters, automobiles and marine engines. 
                                    Founded in 1909 and incorporated in 1920, 
                                    it has 120 distributors in 191 countries.