AP Racing Brake Pads would like to congratulate Taylor Robert of team Precision Concepts/Northland Kawasaki on his 2nd place podium during round 3 of the WORCS championship series held on the treacherous beaches of Crazy Horse campground at Lake Havasu City, AZ. "Known to be the toughest motorcycle race in the country due to the bike swallowing terrain and scorching heat, Taylor Robert made it look easy. It's because of his drive and dedication that was shown this weekend that we at AP Racing nicknamed him 'The Threat,'" stated U.S. AP Racing director Mark Kalpakoff. "We are very glad to be his brake pad choice. He was outstanding; I can't even imagine what could stop Taylor from reaching the top since it's definitely not a back injury or a two-hour scorching hot, whooped out sand course surrounded by a bunch of crazy collage kids on spring break."For more info on AP Racing brake pads visit www.apbrakesusa.comAbout: AP Racing
Anybody who races knows the key to going fast is being able to brake. Brake pads are one of the most important and also one of the most commonly overlooked chassis components. AP Racing in England has been manufacturing high quality disc brake systems since 1966 providing customers and race teams with "the world's best stopping power." Since their inception, AP Racing has won countless championships worldwide. The technology and experience they gained from their extensive NASCAR and Formula One car racing has carried over into their Motorcycle and ATV line of braking systems.AP Racing's exclusive brake pad material offers exceptional feel and long wear life. We believe AP Racing brakes are not for everyone, only those looking for the world's best brake performance.FACT: 21 OUT OF 49 NASCARS THAT RACED IN THIS YEAR'S DAYTONA 500 RAN AP RACING BRAKE SYSTEMS.****Fact: Bobby Bonds won the 2008 WORCS title using AP Racing 294orr and 390orr Racing pads.****Fact: Top Supercross factory mechanics choose AP Racing super high temp brake fluid which has the highest boiling point over the competition.
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