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Cycle News 2023 Issue 09 March 7

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Dean, Waters Autobody Racing Together Again W aters Autobody Racing announced the return of Tanner Dean to compete for the Parts Un- limited AFT Singles presented by Kicker Champion- ship during the 2023 Progressive AFT season. Dean rejoined the squad in 2022 after previously claiming a pair of victories in an earlier stint with Waters Autobody Racing, which was originally founded back in 2009 by Dave and Rhonda Waters. Dean's season was cut short when he suffered a broken left leg at the Texas Half-Mile. The Tacoma, Washington native is fully recovered and says he is anxious to make up for lost time on the team's KTM 450 SX-F with continued support from KTM North America. "Quitting was never an option," Dean said. "I'm ready to get the 2023 season started off right." CN VOLUME ISSUE MARCH , P29 Tanner Dean will try it again with the Waters Autobody Racing Team in the AFT Singles series. AMA Teams With AX Promotions T he AMA inked a three-year deal with AX Promotions, who will serve as promoter for the AMA Arenacross National Championship Series. "We are excited to have a pro - moter with a vision to restore the series to its former luster," said AMA Deputy Director of Racing Mike Burkeen. "Their resources and commitment promise to take the series to the next level." Robby McQuary, who serves as the principal partner for AX Promotions, shared his excite - ment to be part of the series he raced in. "AX Promotions and the AMA are dedicated to a long-term vision of developing this spec- tacular discipline over the next decade," McQuary said. "The AMA Arenacross Championship has a huge potential for growth not only in attracting a new generation of riders, but also providing profes- sional racers a Friday evening primetime opportunity to engage with fans. It is our ambition to grow the sport further and mul- tiply the current Arenacross fan base over the next three years." For the 2023 season, which is already underway, each round will span three days. The AMA Arenacross AX class competes on Fridays, while the amateur and youth classes run separately on Saturdays and Sundays. The AMA Arenacross National Championship Series runs until April, with its final round taking place March 31-April 2 in Lexing - ton, Kentucky. CN The AMA inked a three-year deal with AX Promotions, who will serve as promoter for the AMA Arenacross National Championship Series.

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