Suzuki GNCC ATV Series Hits Television Tomorrow "Tuseday"
Staff
The 2005 Suzuki Grand National ATV Cross Country TV Series starts tomorrow at 5 p.m. EST on the Outdoor Life Network (OLN). Half-hour coverage of the Lone Star ATV GNCC from Gilmer, Texas, kicks the series off, and the show will repeat Thursday at 11 a.m. and Saturday at 2 p.m. And those times are locked in for the rest of the season, so you can check out GNCC ATV Racing every Tuesday, Thursday or Saturday throughout the year.
Show the Outdoor Life Network what your favorite form of outdoor recreation is by watching the Suzuki GNCC ATV Series on OLN each week!
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Smiley Pushes Polaris Predator ATV to Second at Steele Creek GNCC
Staff
 Morganton, NC – The conditions were tough, but factory Polaris ATV racer Matt Smiley was even tougher. Despite racing through rain and mud, Smiley dug deep and moved from nearly a last-place start to card an amazing second-place finish at the Steel Creek round of the Suzuki Grand National Cross Country ATV Series.
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18th Annual White Brothers World 4 Stroke MX ATV Championships
Robert Boop
 Pre-entries are now available online for the 18th Annual White Brothers 4 Stroke World MX Championships April 23-24, 2005.
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2005 Suzuki GNCC ATV Series Coming to Television
Jason Weigandt
Weekly Bike and ATV Shows on Outdoor Life Network Starting April 5
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TEAM GREEN™ ANNOUNCES IMPROVED ATV RACING CONTINGENCY FOR 2005 GNCC SERIES
Robert Boop
 Team Green™, Kawasaki’s amateur racing support program, today announced the payout schedule for ATV racing in the 2005 Grand National Cross Country (GNCC) racing series.
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KYMCO Sponsors Two Leading ATV MX Racing Series — ATVA Nationals and Kentucky KYMX
Rick Pawelka
KYMCO USA, exclusive North American distributor of KYMCO brand scooters and ATVs, has renewed its sponsorship of two of the most popular ATV racing circuits in the U.S. The company will officially sponsor both the ATVA Nationals MX Series and the Kentucky State East & West MX Series.
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World’s Best Begin GNCC Battle this Weekend
Staff
Gilmer, TX – This weekend in Texas, America’s best off-road riders begin the fight for the most prestigious title in American off-road racing: the Suzuki Grand National Cross Country Series Championship. This year, some of the fastest off-road racers from around the world will challenge America’s best at every turn.
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Suzuki Joins GNCC ATV Racing as First-Ever Title Sponsor
Staff
 American Suzuki’s success in the showrooms and on the race track has paved the way for an unprecedented off-road sponsorship program. Suzuki joins the Grand National Cross Country Series as the first-ever title sponsor of GNCC Racing, christening the series as the Suzuki Grand National Cross Country Series.
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Honda ATV History 101
Staff
If necessity was the mother of the first ATV, Honda engineer Osamu Takeuchi was its father. In 1967, American Honda asked Honda R&D Ltd. for a new product dealers could sell when motorcycle sales cooled off in the winter. Mr. Takeuchi was assigned to lead the project, along with a small group of Honda engineers. This was clearly the group for the job, since Takeuchi and company had been working to develop other new recreational vehicles that never saw production. These projects gave Takeuchi the tools to develop Honda's first ATV, the US90.
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Factory Yamaha ATV Team Ready for GNCC 2005
Staff
ATV racers, Thad’s father Chad DuVall, GNCC Overall ATV #5 and the 2003 GNCC Pro Production ATV Champion. Pennsylvania vet Jeff Miller will contest the Pro Am class for the team, and both riders will race Yamaha YFZ450s.
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