Performance hits the Sheboygan Coutny Fair Park in Plymouth!

Ticket outlets report good response so far - and we've added a new ticket

outlet at House of Harley-Davidson in Milwaukee. If you haven't gotten

your tickets yet (they cost less in advance!) check out our ticket outlets

at www.dairylandclassic.com/timetable.

We welcome a new sponsor this week: Advanced Landspeed of Plymouth (and

soon to also be of Sheboygan). They are your one-stop shop for

motorcycles, ATVS, scooters, and accessories. They are right off Hwy 57

in Plymouth. It's always great to have local sponsors on board!

It's been a busy week for me on the rider entry end as well. The National

Series has been on hiatus since March (where Dairyland Classic regulars

won boht nights), but the series picks up again in earnest next weekend in

Springfield, Illinois, with the TT on Saturday and The Mile on Sunday.

Our local National star JR Schnabel will be going for his sixth straight

win at the Springfield TT/ST arena on his factory Yamaha YZ450F. We wish

him luck as he chases his first professional National Championship.

I learned just yesterday that National veteran Mike Hacker #67 will be

making his first-ever appearance at the Dairyland Classic. In the past

two weeks, I have personally confirmed the entries of National

Championship points leader and factory Honda rider Bryan Smith #42,

factory Suzuki team members Jakes Johnson #14, Kevin Varnes #89, and Bryan

Bigelow #11, former Dairyland Classic champ Kenny Coolbeth #31, former

National Champ Joe Kopp #3, the Yamaha factory team of JR Schnabel #33 and

Rob Pearson #27, and Jared Mees #21. I even got a call from the "only pro

flat tracker in Arizona" who said he's coming as well.

Smith told me "we had a good time last year, and we're looking forward to

it. Hopefully I'll still be leading the National point standings when I

see you".

Johnson said "both Kevin (Varnes) and I had a great time last year, the

track was nice, the crowd was great, we're definintely going to be there".

Coolbeth: "We're definitely going to be there, and I think almost everyone

else will be too - don't worry about that".

Pearson: "I'm bummed that I missed the race last year (broken leg). But

I'm planning on taking all the money this year".

Mees: "The track was awesome last year, you had a huge crowd, and it was

just like a National".

We've got our radio advertising finalzied, and our spots will be heard on

WXER (104.5FM) in Sheboygan Falls, WHBZ (106.5FM) in Sheboygan, and WBWI

(92.5FM) in West Bend. So turn your office radios on to those stations!

If you have any questions, don't hesitate to call or email me. I look

forward to seeing each and every one of you - plus some others - on Friday

June 2 at the Sheboygan County Fair Park in Plymouth for the Dairyland

Classic Presented by Revolution Performance and Brought to you by Suburban

Motors H-D, Amsoil, Swendson Motorsports, and Budweiser.

Take a moment to thank all our sponsors, for without them, we would not be

able to present Wisconsin's premier flat track motorcycle racing event!

www.dairylandclassic.com/sponsors

Don't forget that if you need a place to camp, Road America has ample

sites available. Just click the "Road America Info" button at the bottom

of the Dairyland Classic web page!

www.dairylandclassic.com

Bert

bert2@dairylandclassic.com

262.339.7430