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Racing

#4 Chris Carr
Hometown: Fleetwood, Pa

Chris has become the leader on the LH-D racing team and for good reason. This 7-time GNC champion is also the fastest man on two wheels at over 350 mph! Check him out in the Guinness Book of World Records. The 2007 flattrack season wasn't what he wanted, but that didn't keep this veteran from taking a very memorable win a the famous Springfield Mile in September. He still knows how to put it up front and show the young guns why some consider him the greatest of all time.

#15 Nichole Cheza
Hometown: Clio, MI

With Shayna Texter in the amateur and pro-sport division and Nichole in the GNC ranks, the LH-D racing team has the two fastest girls in the world! Nichole had an awesome season in 2007. She made her first national in Juliet, Illinois. But not one to settle, she made another national in Monticello, New York. She will be representing number 15 for her 2008 campaign. Nichole is making big strides every year and will only continue to impress. Good Luck in 2008!

#25A Shayna Texter
Hometown: Willow Street, PA

2007 was a very busy year for this young racer. She competed at amateur events in Florida and brought home a championship. She then competed and won and added two more more Northeast National championships to her collection. She also went to Duquoin, Illinois with her sights on the coveted Horizon Award.

Some bad luck kept her from the award but she had a very strong showing and turned many heads with another prestigious win at Duquion mile and podiums on the half-mile and TT. Shayna then turned pro-sport and podiumed her second pro-sport race in Castle Rock, Wa. She hopes to contend for the the Pro-sport Hot-shoe championship next year and win, win, win. Plus, make the boys cry. Look for her on the podium many times in 2008!

#65A Cory Texter
Hometown: Willow Street, Pennsylvania

This past year was a roller coaster ride for the determined racer. Cory learned a lot his first professional Rookie year. Although an injury setback early in the year in Oklahoma put a hold on a couple of his goals for 2007, he rebounded well and has shown a lot of speed. He proved his consistency on all types of tracks in 2007 on both the 450 and the 750 LH-D backed machines.

"I don't have the patience to not supply good results. I want to be competitive every weekend and run upfront no matter if I'm lining up to Kenny [Coolbeth] and Chris [Carr] or a bunch of guys at a local race. This is my life and I want to win!" says Cory. Look for big things from this rookie in 2008.

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