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BROC GLOVER RECEIVES MXGP LIFETIME
CAREER AWARD
A
t the season-concluding Motocross of Nations in
Great Britain, Broc Glover, Dunlop's Senior Manager
of Off-Road, was awarded the prestigious MXGP Lifetime
Career Award in recognition of his contributions to moto-
cross racing over the last 40 years.
Among many racing accomplishments, including being
inducted to the AMA Hall of Fame and a Supercross Life-
time Achievement Award for amassing 50 AMA Motocross
and Supercross wins prior to retiring in the late 1980s,
Glover won six AMA National Motocross Championships,
a record that stood for 20 years. The MXGP Lifetime
Career Award recognizes Glover's many U.S. and inter-
national accomplishments on and off the track, and for
setting an example for the next generation of racers the world over.
Glover currently spearheads Dunlop's U.S. off-road racing program, and
has been instrumental in its growth for the past 16 years. CN
Presenting Broc Glover with
the MXGP Lifetime Career
Award is FIM President Vito
Ippolito (left) and Youthstream
President Giuseppe Luongo.
KELLETT WINS WESTON BEACH RACE
T
he 35th running of the HydroGarden Weston Beach Race 2017 attracted nearly 800 motorcycle rac-
ers to the shores of the United Kingdom, October 14-15, where local racer Todd Kellett (Husqvarna)
took the win, topping such high-profile racers such as David Knight (KTM) and Jonny Walker (KTM).
The 20-year-old Kellett got off
to a fast start and there was noth-
ing anyone else could do about it.
Kellett rode flawlessly for the next
three hours to take the win over
Knight, a former World Enduro
Champion and two-time winner of
the event.
Knight was the only rider other
than Kellett to finish on the lead lap.
Third place went to Northern
Ireland's Martin Barr (Honda).
Walker was in the hunt for a
podium and was running second
before having to make a couple of
unscheduled pit stops. CN
Jonny Walker was one of the nearly 800 riders that competed in the
HydroGarden Weston Beach Race in the U.K.
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