Leatt Corporation, world wide distributor of the Leatt-Brace®, the world’s best selling neck brace for Motorsport and Bicycle racing, and USWE International AB, pioneer developer and manufacturer of mobile hydration systems, have announced a business partnership regarding LEATT by USWE branded hydration systems.

The partnership is effective immediately and has the primary focus on core premium hydration system products for Enduro, Motocross and Bicycling. The product strategy is to combine neck braces and back protectors with hydration systems in a very flexible way to provide riders with hydration great options.

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The new H2 Big Racer from USWE is now ready for the tuff challenge at the ISDE in Mexico. With the fantastic fitting on the upper body the ergonomic hydration harness holds the hydration tank fixed on the back without any bumping. By it’s helmet hands free connection the H2 system gives the riders the opportunity to drink 100% hands free during the ride. The H2 Big Racer offers the liquid capacity of 2,5L (85oz).

Text: USWE

Clément Desalle used the break in the FIM World Championship calendar to travel to New York for the ninth round of the AMA National Motocross series. The 21 year old enjoyed an excellent wild-card outing around the impressive Unadilla facility and finished as runner-up overall against the best of the US.

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FMF/KTM rider Kurt Caselli won his second straight race on Washington soil after he led every lap of the 8th round of the WORCS Sunday afternoon.
Coming off of a win the weekend before, Caselli had the confidence he needed to perform at the top of his game and the championship point’s lead heading into the weekend’s race.

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KTM Farioli Enduro Factory Support Team rider David Knight is the newly crowned 2010 ACU British Enduro Sprint Champion. Arriving at the final two rounds of the series with a strong lead in the Elite class, Knight claimed two more class wins to secure his first title of ’10. Topping round five by over one-minute, David was pushed hard during the sixth and final round of the series but claimed an eventual 40-second winning margin. Placing behind David in the Elite class championship standings were KORR KTM riders Greg Evans and Daryl Bolter, ensuring a one-two-three sweep of the Elite class for KTM. Despite mixed conditions throughout the weekend Knight ended the series just as he’d started it with impressive performances on his factory backed Farioli KTM.

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Rockstar Teka Suzuki’s Clement Desalle celebrated his fourth podium result of the season with third position overall at a hot and sunny Glen Helen for the Grand Prix of USA and now occupies the same slot in the FIM Motocross World Championship standings after six of 15 rounds.

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Red Bull KTM teammate Shaun Simpson had two excellent starts and stayed with

the front runners for the first half of both races. He finished ninth in the first race
and was third across the line in the second, garnering 32 championship points for
fifth overall in the GP. While Shaun was pleased to get the points he did admit
that it had been tough adjusting to the extremely hot weather.

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Ben Townley is firmly back on top as he surprised many by winning Moto 2 of the USGP this past weekend at Glen Helen Raceway in San Bernardino. Making his come-back from injury with Troy Lee Lucas Oil Honda at Round 1 of the AMA Nationals in Sacramento last weekend, Townley wanted to use the Glen Helen Grand Prix to continue to improve his race fitness.

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