…best ones to look to for the hot setup for your machine. With a 1-1 victory sweep in the last round of AMA ATV Motocross Championship racing, Josh Creamer and his Kawasaki KFX450R are setting things on fire. We caught up with Monster Energy Kawasaki rider?for an introduction to his Pro Circuit-powered…

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Monster Energy Kawasaki's Josh Creamer.With two seasons of racing under its belt on the Kawasaki KFX?450R, the Monster Energy Kawasaki ATV Racing Team is looking to have its best season yet in 2009. The Monster Energy Kawasaki ATV Racing team returns to the competitive AMA ATV National Motocross Series…

Steel City's event featured a dry first moto but rain made the second moto slick and muddy. Monster Energy Kawasaki's Josh Creamer and Chad Wienen took home the top two spots on the podium during round six of the AMA Pro ATV MX championship at Steel City Raceway in Delmont, PA.; a first since Kawasaki…

…Nationals Pleasure Valley Raceway Armaugh, PA Byrd and Creamers misfortune?was Upperman's gain taking 3rd overall. AMA ATV Pro Class 1. Dustin Wimmer 1-1 (Suz) 2. Doug Gust 3-2 (Suz) 3. Josh Upperman 5-4 (Hon) 4. John Natalie 7-3 (Can) 5. Josh Creamer 4-7 (Kaw) 6. Joe Byrd 2-10 (Hon) 7. Thomas Brown 9-8…

Josh Creamer takes the win, but Wimmer takes home the championship.Although Monster Energy Kawasaki's Josh Creamer took a decided 1-2 victory at the Dirt Days National at the Loretta Lynn Ranch in Hurricane Mills, Defending Series Champion, Rockstar Makita Suzuki's Dustin Wimmer took home his second…

…series. Quick Notes: A total of 779 entries (eight more than 2008) were confirmed as the final figure for all classes of the Millcreek National...Josh Creamer got the worst end of a first turn moto one pile-up that ended his expected successful follow-up to finishing second at the Glen Helen opener. Managing…

…started the weekend off right, taking the $100 ATVSource.com Top Qualifier Award, but it was his teammate Josh Creamer that grabbed the $250 MotorcycleUSA.com holeshot award in moto one. Creamer held the lead until the third lap, until Wienen rocketed past him to take over the top spot all the way to…

…toughest yet. Monster Energy Kawasaki's Josh Creamer and Chad Wienen were close behind, keeping the Kawasaki versus Suzuki fight alive for in the Manufacturer's Cup Championship. Miller grabbed the first MotorcycleUSA.com holeshot award in moto one.?In moto one, Creamer took the MotorcycleUSA.com holeshot…

…most exciting way to open the 2009 series. The?MotorcycleUSA.com Holeshot Award winner, Josh Creamer with Monster Energy Kawasaki, pulled some early ground over a pack of Honda's including rookie Nick DeNoble, Josh Upperman and Joe Byrd after rounding the famous Talladega turn. Wimmer came out fifth,…

…lead for much of the moto, but he had zero room for error with less than a second lead over Monster Kawasaki's Josh Creamer, who suffered a mechanical problem in the first moto. Creamer led a pack of hungry riders behind Byrd including Greg Gee, Miller, Natalie, Wienen and Wimmer. Both Wienen and Wimmer…