"MOTORCYCLIST is a very
balanced street. riding/road
racing publication.~."
-Wendell Phillips
few years I've concentrated on
endurance racing. Team I,-ockhart
won the 1984 Riverside Six Hour
and the Sears Point Four Hour.
In 1985, sponsored by Kawasaki
Motors, we finished second in the
AMA Endurance Series Championship and won the Daytona Six
Hour. In 1986, sponsored by U.S.
Suzuki, we scored five firsts and
four seconds, claiming the MotoWorld AMA Endurance Series
Championship. Team Lockhart
has been in the winners' circle 18
times in 24 starts.
Bikes. currently owned:
GSXRll00 Suzuki; FZ750
Yamaha; Nico Bakker-framed
Kawasaki 900 Ninja; Dandy
pocketbike.
Name: Wendell Phillips
Occupation: President, Lockhart Consumer Products; endurance racer, Team Lockhart
Company description: "We
Clistribute products worldwide
and specialize in sport bike accessories, apparel, and road racing
equipment."
Riding history: "1 started riding motorcycles in 1974 as an alternative to racing sports cars,
hoping I could get the same excitement seven days a week. I
did, but I didn't last very long on
the street. The tickets started piling up, so my friends suggested I
go road racing. We rented the
Summit Point Race Track in
West Virginia for a day and I've
been racing ever since. Concurrently, my business goals changed
to the motorcycle industry, which
led me to exciting positions with
the Motorcycle U.S.A. Show,
Motorcycle Dea1ernews, Micronics, and Lockhart."
Racing history: "In my first
_year of road racing, I campaigned a 550cc Honda to a class
championship by winning 10 out
of 11 sprint races. I moved to
California and received sponsorship from many endurance teams
and from Mr. Jags for: sprint
rides. Winning with the Mr. Jags
Norton against the big four-cylinder Japanese bikes in '79 through
'82 was a lot of fun. The past
Magazine: "MOTORCYCLIST
is a very balanced street riding!
road racing publication with
great editorial commentary, new
model road tests, product evaluations, and in-depth competition
coverage. They should be commended for their many articles
relating to riding safety and 'how
to' begin road racing. On the
lighter side, there's 'The Last
Page.' It's always slightly off-thewall and very entertaining. I have
to admit that 'The Last Page' is
what I read first."
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