This here is a link to my facebook album containing the preliminary (aka concept/preview) designs for the 2010 CMA Pro Calendar. Last year's calendar was a great success, so I'm going to be doing it all over again! But with one change... Last year I was unable to use photos from the last round (Wheatley) because I was selling the product already. This year I plan to remedy that problem (because I love Wilberfoce so much! Thanks to Nick for keeping it on the schedule for us!) by doing these concepts, and then taking orders.
Calendars are $25 each, with bulk discounts available, and will be shipped to you (shipping included in your price). They feature a 12 month format, featuring 12 riders including Wojo, Hooter, Tyler, Mike, Kevin, Aaron, Swampy, Jake, Trevor, Dustin and Jeff, with photos from every round (except Moorefield, where I was absent).
Calendars can either be ordered at Wilberfoce on September 6th, or you can email me at showie@mail.com.
For an update on the Western WEC, from myself and the West Coast Suzie, pick up the new issue of IMX, released at Walton this past week.
I will be updating with the results from St. Thomas as soon as I get the official results. The Pro class was filled with more drama as usual, but one thing is sure, Wojo is one happy man. :)
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The the past two seasons I have been taking photos and names of some of the fastest off road riders in Ontario, including the top three riders Brian "Wojo" Wojnarowski, Aaron Wilkins and Chris "Hooter" Van Hove.
In 2009 I was lucky enough to attend all eight rounds of the first running of the WEC Canadian Enduro Championship: Canada's first truly national enduro series. Top finisher Bobby Prochnau may have surprised some in the east with his speed, but the real surprise was young Ryan Durkee in the opening rounds. An injury kept him from the Eastern rounds, but Durkee will certianly be a name to watch.
With my eyes on the 2010 season, it looks like there are yet again more changes on the horizon. Check back for updates as they become available.
In 2009 I was lucky enough to attend all eight rounds of the first running of the WEC Canadian Enduro Championship: Canada's first truly national enduro series. Top finisher Bobby Prochnau may have surprised some in the east with his speed, but the real surprise was young Ryan Durkee in the opening rounds. An injury kept him from the Eastern rounds, but Durkee will certianly be a name to watch.
With my eyes on the 2010 season, it looks like there are yet again more changes on the horizon. Check back for updates as they become available.
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