AMA Names Logan
Densmore as Off-Road
Racing Manager
T
he AMA announced the addi-
tion of its new off-road racing
manager, Logan Densmore.
A native of Charlotte, Michigan,
Densmore has been involved in
off-road racing, both as a racer
and promoter, since he was 3
years old. With lifelong experi
-
ence in the off-road racing sphere,
Densmore will lead the AMA's off-
road efforts and work directly with
racers and promoters to ensure
the continued growth of the sport,
said the AMA.
AMA Director of Racing Mike
Pelletier said, "Logan's experi
-
ence as a successful racer and
promoter makes him a key ad-
dition to our staff and will bring
great momentum to our off-
road racing endeavors."
During his racing career,
Densmore earned a collec
-
tion of local class wins and
emerged victorious in the
2022 Jack Pine Enduro, which
he notes as his favorite riding
memory.
"I want to approach the role
with the racer, as well as the
promoter/club, in mind, as
I have been in all of them in
many races over the years. I
feel I can see both sides of
the events and offer insight from
many different perspectives,"
Densmore said. "I want everyone
within the AMA to feel that they
can approach me with anything,
good or bad. That includes the
racers, promoters, clubs and
general members."
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VOLUME ISSUE JUNE , P21
Former Jack Pine
Enduro winner Logan
Densmore is the
AMA's new off-road
racing manager.
Mosiman,
Thrasher Out
Of Outdoors
M
onster Energy Star Rac-
ing Yamaha has lost two
of its riders for the rest of the
Pro Motocross Championship
due to injuries. Both Michael
Mosiman and Nate Thrasher will
remain sidelined in the upcom
-
ing months to focus on returning
to full fitness from their respec-
tive injuries. Mosiman suffered
fractures in his neck during a
crash while preparing for the
Fox Raceway National and looks
to return to riding in 12 weeks.
Thrasher was also injured while
preparing for an outdoor nation
-
al, breaking his collarbone and
bending the existing plate. He's
already undergone surgery and
aims to return to riding in eight to
10 weeks. Their teammate Stilez
Robertson also looks to return in
the future after breaking his arm
in the off-season.
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Injuries are taking their toll on the Monster Energy Star Racing Yamaha Team.
