Catching Up With...Trey Canard
To most, the name Trey Canard may not
ring a bell. After making his professional
debut at Millville Minnesota, Trey finished
fourth place in moto two. Trey continued
to turn heads by consistently finishing
inside the top ten at the last three
nationals on the circuit, and proving he is
going to be a force to be reckoned with in
the future. The last time we saw Torco
Racing Fuels/Honda rider Trey Canard he
was climbing the monstrous mountains of
Glen Helen Raceway. Since then we
haven't heard to much of him, so we
decided to catch up with Trey to see what
he has been up to this off season and
how is preparing for his very first
supercross race in Atlanta. interview on
transworldmotocross.com
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TransworldMX Interview: Trey Canard -ozzy go-
Trey Canard Injured in Practice
Corona, CA: Torco Racing Fuels Honda announced today that
Torco Racing Fuels Honda Supercross Lites racer Trey Canard
cracked his collarbone in a practice crash. Trey will rest his injury
over the holiday season and is expected to make a full recovery
within 4-5 weeks. The injury is not expected to impact his 2008
East Supercross campaign which kicks off in Atlanta, late
February. racerxill.com
Trey Canard AMA Interview -ozzy go-
The Millville round of the AMA Toyota Motocross Championships
Presented by FMF is always exciting; not simply because its an
awesome track, but typically it is the race where we see the
new amateur kids making their AMA Pro debuts. One of those
kids was 16 year old Trey Canard. Riding for the powerful Sobe
Samsung No Fear Honda Team, the Oklahoman came back
from a big crash, and injured arm in moto own to take an
extremely impressive fourth in moto two! Ultimately finishing
18th overall in Motocross Lites points after competing at only
the last four rounds, I caught up with the 2007 AMA Horizon
Award winner (given to the most promising amateur from the
AMA Air Nautiques Amateur National Motocross Championships
held at Loretta Lynn’s) to get his take on 2007, and how he’s
preparing for 2008. interviewn on amamotocross.com - pic
from tedescophoto.com
Motocross.com Video: Lites Class Championships Wrap Up -ozzy go-
Ryan Villopoto won his second consecutive
National Championship this past weekend.
Date Added: Sep 13, 07 - click on ozzy go
to the video on motocross.com
Trey Canard RacerX Interview -ozzy go-
5 Minutes With...Trey Canard August 17, 2007
“Yeah, I’m really hungry. I’m happy. My dream is starting to
come together. It’s the start of a long dream and I’m only at the
beginning. I sure want to do good when my professional career
begins this summer.”
This was Trey Canard talking during the late winter of 2007. The
American amateur season was beginning to heat up and Canard,
ready to dive head first into it, knew he was about to begin the
final phase of his walk down the yellow brick road to becoming a
professional, factory-backed motocross racer. Months later, at the
2007 AMA Air Nautiques Amateur National Motocross
Championships, Canard aced the MX Lites A and MX Lites A Pro
Sport Championships, snagged the highly coveted AMA Horizon
Award — consistently proven to be a sign of a future champion —
grabbed his gearbag and caught a flight to Minnesota to compete
in what would be his first AMA National National. On Sunday
afternoon, August 12, 2007 at Millville, Minnesota, Canard rolled
his Team SoBe No Fear/Samsung/Honda CRF250R up behind the
Spring Creek Motocross park and waited for it drop. When it did,
a new chapter in his life began.
click on ozzy go to the interview on Racer X Online
Sign of the (Lap) Times: Loretta Lynn's -ozzy go- Racer X Online
Loreta Lynn's Fastest Lap by Class Top-22
02:02.756 Austin Stroupe (Kawasaki) MX Lites A/Pro Sport
02:02.867 Trey Canard (Honda) MX Lites A
02:03.085 P.J. Larsen (Kawasaki) Motocross A
02:04.296 Derek Rogers (KTM) MX Lites B Stock
02:04.877 Jay Weller (Suzuki) Motocross A/Pro Sport
02:05.103 Kyle Corman (Suzuki) Motocross B Stock
02:05.595 Darryn Durham (Suzuki) Four-Stroke
02:05.600 Steven Clarke (Suzuki) MX Lites Schoolboy
02:06.749 Les Smith (Honda) Motocross B Modified
02:06.782 Ty Worthington (Yamaha) Schoolboy (12-15)
02:06.831 Keith Johnson (Kawasaki) Junior 25 Plus
02:07.102 Ben Lamay (Yamaha) MX Lites B Modified
02:08.304 Blake Baggett (Kawasaki) Supermini (12-15)
02:08.687 Kevin Walker (Yamaha) Vet 35 Plus
02:09.377 Doug Dubach (Yamaha) Senior 40 Plus
02:10.938 Jason Anderson (Suzuki) 85 (12-13) Modifed
02:11.708 Eli Tomac (Suzuki) 85 (14-15) Modified
02:12.490 Jason Anderson (Suzuki) 85 (12-13) Stock
02:14.850 Garrick Noble (Honda) Motocross C
02:15.620 Eric Goodson (Honda) MX Lites C Stock
02:15.766 Tarah Gieger (Yamaha) Women 12 Plus
02:15.879 Nick Forrest (Honda) MX Lites C Modified
click on ozzy go to the full class times on RacerX
Monday Kickstart: Loretta Lynn's 2007 -ozzy go- transworldmotocross.com
Trey Canard, Austin Stroupe, and
Nico Izzi provided plenty of on-
track action in the Lites A and Lites
A-Pro Sport classes. The three top
amateurs -- who will soon by
making the move up to the pro
ranks -- dueled for their final
Loretta's titles in six great motos
throughout the week.
Trey Canard goes two for two in hotly contested racing -ozzy go- home.ama-cycle.org
The battle for the prestigious AMA Horizon Award heated up at the
Air Nautiques AMA Amateur National Motocross Championships
Thursday when Trey Canard won two motos.
Canard, of Elk City, Oklahoma, finished third and second earlier
in the competition at Loretta Lynn's Ranch in Hurricane Mills,
Tennessee.
"I was pretty bummed after the last two motos," Canard said.
"This last moto I just got in a really intense mood and I kept
charging."
Canard, Austin Stroupe of Lincolnton, North Carolina, and Nico
Izzi of St. Clair, Michigan, appear to be the top contenders for
the AMA Horizon Award, which will be given Saturday to the
amateur motocrosser who shows the most promise or a
successful pro career. The award is coveted because it beefs up
a racer's resume, helping to secure sponsorships.
In the morning MX Lites A - Pro Sport race, Chris Johnson of
Brush Prairie, Washington, grabbed the holeshot followed by
Stroupe, Izzi and Canard.
But late in the second lap, Stroupe's Kawasaki washed out in a
sweeping righthander.
Canard moved into the lead on the fourth lap, followed by
Johnson and Izzi.
By the sixth lap, the hard-charging Canard had about a 20-bike-
length lead over Stroupe, who had fought his way up to second.
Izzi held third. click on ozzy go to the full story on home.ama-cycle.org
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