Name: William Tucker

Age: 9 Date of Birth: 10/9/08

Height: 4’6” Weight: 82 lbs.

Sport: Motocross

Bikes: 2017 KTM 50 SX & 65 SX

Grade: 3rd

School: East Dubuque Elementary

STRAIGHT A STUDENT!!!

Favorite Food: Steak tacos

Favorite Song: “Not Afraid” 2017 Accomplishments (as of 11/26/17):

Third year riding & racing

19 Wins!!!

44 Top 3 Finishes - 16 Top 5’s - 19 Top 10’s

Freestone Spring National - Finished 9th in 65cc 7-8

Amsoil Arenacross National Championship - Fin-ished 7th in 50cc 7-8

Daytona Amateur SX - Finished 11th in 50cc 7-8

Loretta Lynn’s North-Central Regional Qualifier - Fin-ished 5th in 50cc 7-8

Loretta Lynn’s National - Finished 23rd in 50cc 7-8

2017 Ponca MX - 11th in 50cc 7-8 & 50cc Open

Competed in events in: Nashville, Louisville, Kansas City, Atlanta, Daytona, Wortham (TX), Las Vegas, Hurricane Mills (TN), plus many Midwest events.

81 Roosevelt Dr., East Dubuque, IL 61025 Ph: 563-542-6420

A Note From William: This is my third year of riding and racing motocross. I became interested

in the sport in 2015 when I saw my brother compete in the KTM Jr. SX Challenge in St. Louis.

Ever since then it has become my favorite sport. I focus on my school work first because I

know that I have to perform well there in order to get the opportunity to race. I truly love the

sport! I also love how close it has brought my brother, Leo, and I together. My family is very

supportive of me. We are a great team!

If given the opportunity, I will represent your company and products at the highest level! You

will be mentioned in any interview or press release. In addition, your company logo will be in-

corporated into the custom graphics on my bikes as well as on our race trailer. Thank you for

your time and consideration.

Sincerely,

William Tucker

WilliamTucker109

@WilliamTucker109

@Tucker_MX_Racing

2017-18 Plan: I will be racing most weekends through the end of October. I am currently train-

ing hard for the Motoplayground Race at Ponca City, OK at the end of October. I work with

various trainers. I believe in a good training program and having fun on the bike. I have

worked with multiple trainers this year including Brad Jerominski, Tim Ferry, and Tommy Hof-

master. We practice at various tracks in our area. We are in the process of building a new 84

acre moto complex in Hanover, IL which will be where I do much of my training next year. I am

also training hard for Mini O’s in November in Gainesville, FL. I am working to have respecta-

ble placements at all of the nationals. This winter I will be traveling south to either Texas or

Florida to compete in some of the Winter Series events as well as some of the Arenacross

events. I will continue with my off the track training program through the off season. I will also

be riding indoors and playing basketball this winter. In 2018, I will be competing in the Ricky

Carmichael Daytona Amateur Supercross, the Freestone Spring National, as well as Loretta

Lynn’s area, regional, and hopefully national events. My goal is to win national championships

in the classes that I am competing in. I will be racing 50cc 7-8 and 65cc 7-9 to wrap up the

2017 season. In 2018, I will continue racing 65cc 7-9, 65cc 7-11, and 85cc 9-11.

2017 Sponsors: TUCKER RACING

Woodstock KTM

Wiseco

O’Neal USA

FMF Racing

Guts Seats

Maxima

Mika Metals

DT1 Filters

Engine Ice

Powerband Racing

Dunlop

Ryno Power

Leatt Protectives

Nihilo Concepts

RK/Excel

ETS Fuels

MX Stuff 4 U

Club 57 MX

Gaerne

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2017-18 Title Sponsor Update (10/4/17):

I am super excited to announce that I am joining Team Babbitt’s

for the rest of the 2017/2018 season. As part of this, I will also

be joining the Kawasaki Team Green program. The opportunity

is very unique, as they are allowing us to continue competing in

the 65cc classes on KTM’s. We are happy to be moving to the

KX 85’s! This is a great opportunity for me and our family moto-

cross racing program! Thank you all for your support! I will be

doing everything possible to get up on the top step of the podi-

um!

Sincerely,

William Tucker