Trevor Standish Racing

For , I want to shoutout to one of our longtime sponsors, GMD Computrack Atlanta, and its owner, Kent Soignier! Kent has been a key part of our team for years, helping us dial in our bikes both at the track and between rounds.

For those who don’t know, GMD Computrack is a game changer in motorcycle chassis setup. Unlike traditional methods, their 3D system precisely measures and corrects frame alignment down to 1/1000th of a millimeter, often making bikes handle better than factory spec. Kent has been perfecting this craft since 1993, bringing 40+ years of experience to every bike that rolls into his shop.

Whether it’s chassis alignment, suspension work, or tuning, GMD ATL is the go-to spot for making motorcycles feel right. Plus, if you stop by, you might even get a warm furry welcome from Monroe and Robin!

Thanks, Kent, for keeping us dialed in!
www.GMDATL.com

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Pure Attitude Racing

Unfinished business 📈 Going for gold 👑🏆🦉

A little … Can anyone name the other two riders in this picture? Comment below if you know!

from 2015 🤔

Looking ahead to a great year of racing 🏁🏁
Stay tuned for this year's plans 💪 I can't wait to share with you all!

Pure Attitude Racing
MotoAmerica

$3 at a farmers market. Would’ve been a crime to not buy it 💰

Ah yes, Florida, the state known for being a winter wonderland🌴❄️😅😂

Teamwork makes the dream work 💪🏍️

Pure Attitude Racing
MotoAmerica


Liam MacDonald

Arai Helmet Americas

Nicky Hayden- The Kentucky Kid in 2006. Ben Spies in 2009. These are the last two American riders to claim world championships at the highest levels of motorcycle motorsports: MotoGP and WorldSBK, respectively.

Their journeys were testaments to grit, skill, and an unyielding determination. But since Spies’ triumph, no American has risen to the top of MotoGP or WorldSBK.

Is it a lack of investment in youth development? A gap in infrastructure? Or perhaps a cultural shift away from motorcycle racing?

It’s time to ask the tough questions and build a plan to support the next generation of riders. What steps do you think need to be taken for the U.S. to reclaim its spot at the pinnacle of motorcycle racing?

Let’s discuss. 👇