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DC Shoes Welcomes Trey Canard

Thursday, October 7, 2010 | 9:46 PM

October 7, 2010 – Huntington Beach, CA – DC is pleased to welcome professional motocross athlete Trey Canard to the DC family. Trey joins DC’s elite motocross team which includes Travis Pastrana, Ricky Carmichael, Jeremy McGrath, Robbie Maddison, Nate Adams, Jolene Van Vugt, Davi Millsaps, Josh Hill, Tommy Searle, Ian Trettel, as well as AM’s Chase Bell, Zack Bell, and Adam Cianciarulo.

"I'm very excited to be a part of such an iconic brand," said Trey. "Many of the greatest names in motocross have been a part of this brand over the years, and to now be a part of that, its just awesome!" 

First jumping on a bike at age three, Trey, now 20, spent nearly his entire childhood riding motorcycles in Oklahoma. After earning multiple amateur titles, Trey burst onto the professional motocross scene in 2007 and had many of the industry’s best taking notice. He continued to impress when he made his pro Supercross debut in 2008 racing like a seasoned veteran along with some of the top racers in the world. He took the Monster Energy AMA Supercross East Lites Championship that year and has never looked back. 

"We are really excited to add a great talent such as Trey to our Moto team," said Brian Cassaro, DC’s Action Sports Marketing Director. "We look forward to supporting him as he starts his 450 career next season in both the AMA Supercross and Outdoor Series."


This past season proved to be another great one for Trey, with his list of accomplishments including; Monster Energy AMA Supercross West Lites – 3rd place, Monster Energy AMA Supercross Rising Star Award, Lucas Oil AMA Pro Motocross Lites Champion, and Motocross of Nations – Team Champion, 3rd Place MX2 Class.


For more information on Trey and the DC Moto team check out http://www.dcshoes.com/moto.


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About DC:
Founded by Ken Block and Damon Way in 1993, DC quickly grew to a leader in performance skateboarding shoes and renowned action sports brand. Today DC stands as a global brand whose product line has expanded to include men’s, women’s and kids’ skateboarding and lifestyle shoes, apparel, snowboards, snowboard boots, outerwear, and accessories.
 
As one of the cornerstones of its marketing strategy, DC has built a world-class team of professional skateboarding, snowboarding, surfing, BMX, motocross and rally athletes that exemplify and enhance DC’s brand, develop its signature products, and support its promotional efforts. DC is a subsidiary of Quiksilver, Inc.

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oktaneho wrote: 11:01am October 8, 2010

This is a press release, not breaking news!

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rmz26 wrote: 11:20am October 8, 2010

Good for trey. Diff subject, but anyone else on here think its hilarious that yamaha is advertising their yz250f showing jessica patterson and her championship??? Haha! Lets just say this...JP could have beat all those girls with a stock bike lol. Yamaha...where are your results for the mens class?? Top 10 rider maybe every other race or something???

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moto0619 wrote: 12:28pm October 8, 2010

JP is fast but she said that she needed a better bike to beat Honda's Fiolek, once she got it for 2010 she was able to do it. Any of those modern bikes would suit most of the bloggers posting here so just go out there and enjoy riding your bike whatever it may be.

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bd200 wrote: 6:23pm October 8, 2010

moto0619, I agree, plus they rode last and the rough tracks helped her too. She is able to handle the bike better than Ashley on a rough track because she is stronger.

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