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Team UnitedHealthcare is bringing its A Game to Argentina’s Tour de San Luis.

Team Maxxis-Rocky Mountain’s Cameron Cole took second place at the New Zealand Open.

Tim O’Donnell nailed a championship and ended the 2010 season with a victory at the final round of the Ironman 70.3 series.

Maxxis is proud to sponsor the 2010 Breast of Bend, scheduled for December 10 at the Midtown Ballroom in Bend, Oregon.

Tire manufacturer Maxxis has signed a two-year deal to sponsor the Australian Open.

Repeated attacks took Team Maxxis – Rocky Mountain’s Geoff Kabush to victory at the US Gran Prix of Cyclocross #5.

Tim O’Donnell claimed the third spot on the podium at the latest round of the Ironman 70.3 World Championships.

Brian Deegan took double victories at the latest races of the LOORRS series.

Maxxis’ hot new Brian Deegan video was the hit of the 2010 SEMA Show.

Members of the Luna Pro Team rode Maxxis to the top of multiple podiums during the weekend of October 23-24.

Chris Borich put the icing on the cake with a victory in the final round of the GNCC season.

Chris Bach overcame a dusty course to take third place at the last round of the GNCC motorcycle series

Maxxis will introduce Metal Mulisha General Brian Deegan’s hot new video at SEMA.

Team Maxxis/MCR racers Beau Baron and Josh Row took second and third place overall in the 2010 WORCS ATV series.

Maxxis rider Chris Borich has successfully defended his GNCC ATV championship.

Adam Jones earned second place in the last round of the Red Bull X Fighters World Tour

Tim O’Donnell rode his Courchevel tires to third place at the USA Triathlon National Championships

When drag racers competed in the recent Nitrolymp’x in Germany, Maxxis was right there to sponsor all the action.

Four of the finest young athletes in the US rode Maxxis to qualify for 2011 Triathlon World Championships (Team USA).

Chris Borich took his ninth win of the year at the GNCC Tennessee Titan ATV

Beau Baron’s victory at WORCS Round 8 gave him 25 points, enough to vault him into the overall lead.

Team Mountain Khakis Powered by Jittery Joe’s has won the USA Crits National Series.

For the eighth straight year, Maxxis has been listed on Interbrand’s ranking of Taiwan’s top 20 global brands.

Chris Borich took the victory on a day when Maxxis’ riders nailed five spots in the GNCC ATV XC1 Pro top ten.

Chris Bach turned in an outstanding performance at the GNCC Unadilla motorcycle race.

UnitedHealthcare Presented by Maxxis’ Karl Menzies toughed out the Univest Doylestown Criterium to take second place.

Jake Keough of UnitedHealthcare Presented by Maxxis has done it again, winning the final stage of the Green Mountain Stage Race.

Riding Cormet tires, members of UnitedHealthcare Presented by Maxxis took two of the top three spots overall at the Steamboat Springs Stage Race

Ending his season on a high note, Dan Vanden Heuvel rode Maxxis’ new Razr SCR tires to a Pro 2WD win at the final round of the TORC series.

Maxxis Cormets have delivered another UnitedHealthcare Presented by Maxxis rider to the podium.

Maxxis’ sponsored rider Josh Tostado took third place overall at the six-stage Breck Epic, held August 22-27 in Breckinridge, Colorado.

Kevin Rookstool rode his Maxxcross SI tires to third place at Round 3 of the hotly contested AMA Endurocross series.

Maxxis Cormets have delivered another UnitedHealthcare Presented by Maxxis rider to the podium.

Maxxis’ 2011 sponsorship application period begins September 1, 2010.

The staff at Dirt Wheels magazine recently tested five top brands of sport ATV sand paddle tires head-to-head

The dynamic duo of Josh Creamer and Dustin Wimmer took the top two spots in the 2010 AMA ATV Motocross Championship series.

United Healthcare Presented by Maxxis’ Jake Keough took second place at the Presbyterian Hospital Invitational.

Timothy O’Donnell overcame a dropped bike chain to take second place in the ITU Long Course World Championships, held July 31 – August 1 in Immenstadt, Germany.

Jill Kintner had quite a July: The Transition Racing rider took the US National Downhill Championship and less than two weeks later won the dual slalom at Crankworx Colorado.

Karl Menzies rode his Cormet tires to the podium at Elk Grove, taking third place overall.

Commemorating a relationship that has spanned more than three decades, Maxxis recently named ExxonMobil Chemical (EMC) a Best Supplier.

Maxxis’ line-up of sponsored riders is raring to go for X Games 16, scheduled for July 29 – August 1 in Los Angeles, California.

Team MCR/Maxxis rider Beau Baron took his third WORCS win of the year at Round 7, crossing the finish line more than a minute ahead of the next rider.

It was another winning weekend for Maxxis riders, as Geoff Kabush, Sabrina Jonnier and Catharine Pendrel won national championships on two continents.

Maxxis riders Josh Creamer and Dustin Wimmer were back on the podium at the Unadilla ATV MX, taking first and second place overall. The event was held July 17-18 in New Berlin, New York.

Riding Maxxis Courchevel tires, Tim O’Donnell took his second straight Boulder Peak Triathlon Championship. The race was held July 11 in Boulder, Colorado.

Two of Maxxis’ top sponsored riders teamed up to win overall mixed pairs at the BC Bike Race. Maxxis-Rocky Mountain’s Geoff Kabush and the Luna Pro Team’s Catharine Pendrel won the seven-stage race, held June 26 – July 3 in British Columbia, Canada.

Stronghold Racing’s Marty Hart rode his Maxxis Bighorns to the top of the LOORRS Pro Lite Unlimited podium at Round 8, held June 27 in Tooele, Utah. Brian Deegan, also on Bighorns, took second place.

Maxxis swept the men’s podium at the third round of the Pro GRT downhill, with a win for Greg Minnaar of Santa Cruz Syndicate, second place for Transition Racing’s Bryn Atkinson and third for Minnaar’s teammate Steve Peat. Transition’s Jill Kintner took the victory in women’s downhill.

For much of the Snowshoe GNCC motorcycle race, the field belonged to Maxxis rider Jesse Robinson. Robinson held a solid overall lead several times during the event, won the XC2 class and took second place overall for the day.

Webcor’s Amber Neven rode Maxxis to second place at the time trial for the USA Cycling National Championships, held June 25 in Bend, Oregon.

Maxxis-Rocky Mountain’s Geoff Kabush bested more than 1000 other riders to set a course record at the Test of Metal, held June 19 in Squamish, BC, Canada.

Maxxis-Rocky Mountain’s Sabrina Jonnier racked up another World Cup win with a downhill victory at Leogang, Austria. Teammate Cameron Cole took fifth place in men’s downhill at the event, held June 19-20.

Team Rockstar/Makita/Suzuki dominated the latest round of the ATV Pro Motocross Nationals, with a victory for Josh Creamer and third place for Dustin Wimmer. Round 7 was held June 20 in Blountville, Tennessee.

Rockstar/Makita/Suzuki racer Josh Creamer just can’t be stopped. Creamer took his fourth win of the ATV Motocross Nationals season at Round 6, held June 13 at Spring Creek Motocross Park in Millville, Minnesota. 

Continuing its ongoing program of support for academic achievement, Maxxis has awarded scholarships to top students in the county school system of its US headquarters.

Team UnitedHealthcare Presented by Maxxis took all three top spots at the U.S. Air Force Cycling Classic, with a victory for Jake Keough and second and third places for Hilton Clarke and Karl Menzies.

The Luna Pro Team’s Georgia Gould won the US Pro CST #3, held May 29 in Austin, Texas, with teammate Katerina Nash joining her on the podium in third place.

Riders from the Maxxis-sponsored Trek World team won the men’s and women’s US Open downhill, held May 30 in Vernon, New Jersey. Andrew Neethling and Tracy Moseley both topped the podium.

Matlock Racing has taken yet another SCORE victory, winning Class 25 of the 42^nd annual Baja 500. The punishing desert race was held June 5 in Ensenada, Baja, Mexico.

Despite severe weather and the resulting thick mud, Josh Tostado’s Larsen TTs took him to the podium at the second round of the National Endurance Ultra series.

Team Maxxis-Rocky Mountain’s Sabrina Jonnier has rocketed into the World Cup downhill lead with a victory at Fort William. The team’s Cameron Cole took second place in men’s downhill.

Maxxis has been ranked tenth on Tyres & Accessories’ annual list of the top ten global tire companies. The prestigious ranking was announced last month.

Geoff Kabush of Team Maxxis-Rocky Mountain took second place at the third round of the US Pro XCT, held May 29 in Austin, Texas.

With an XC2 Pro Lites win for Jesse Robinson and a top-five finish for Pro Chris Bach, Maxxis’ sponsored riders excelled at the GNCC John Penton motorcycle race, held June 6 in Millfield, Ohio.

Maxxis’ sponsored riders did well at the X Games Asia Mini Mega Ramp, with a podium spot for Austin Coleman and fifth and sixth places for Morgan Wade and Anthony Napolitan.

The May issue of Dirt Wheels magazine features an in-depth story on Maxxis/MCR rider Beau Baron – and how he and team manager Mike Cafro put together Baron’s championship-proven WORCS quad, complete with Maxxis’ Razr tires.

Maxxis reigned at Round 7 of the GNCC Mountain Ridge race, with the top two XC1 Pro spots taken by riders on Razrs. With a fifth win for the season, Chris Borich solidified his hold on the overall points lead.

The podium was Maxxis country at LOORRS Round 5, with Pro Lite Unlimited victories for Marty Hart and Brian Deegan. Hart won Saturday’s race and took second place the next day, when Deegan took the victory.

Beau Baron took his second win of the year at WORCS Round 5, topping the podium in the Pro class. The race was held May 21-23 in Milford, California.

Riders on Razrs took two podium spots at Round 4 of the ATV MX Championship series, with Dustin Wimmer in second place and Josh Creamer in third. The race was held May 15-16 in Walnut, Illinois.

Adam Jones rode Maxxcross tires to the top of the podium at the second round of the Red Bull X-Fighters World Tour, held May 14 in Cairo, Egypt.

In a close finish, Karl Menzies of Team UnitedHealthcare Presented by Maxxis won the fourth and final stage of the Joe Martin Stage Race, while teammate Matthew Crane took second place by a fraction of a second.

Riders for UnitedHealthcare Presented by Maxxis took three spots in the Spartanburg Downtown Criterium, with Jacob Keough winning the race and teammates Andrew Pinfold and Karl Menzies taking third and fourth place.

Maxxis’ riders took the top two spots this weekend at the third round of the ATV Motocross Championship Series. Josh Creamer earned his second straight overall victory, while teammate Dustin Wimmer grabbed second place overall.

Davi Haagsma rode Maxxis Razr tires to a decisive win in the Pro Am class at Round 4 of the WORCS ATV series. Round 4 was held April 23-25 in Adelanto, California.

As a strong supporter of BMX competition throughout the world, Maxxis is proud to sponsor Rounds 3 and 4 of the BMX European Championships.

Defending champ Chris Borich racked up another victory in the 2010 GNCC ATV series, with a win at Loretta Lynn’s. The contest was held April 24 in Hurricane Mills, Tennessee.

With a fourth place finish at the GNCC Loretta Lynn’s motorcycle race, Chris Bach roared back into the top three in points for the season. 

With victories in two separate events, Team UnitedHealthcare Presented by Maxxis had a winning late-April weekend. Karl Menzies won the Athens Terrapin Twilight Criterium, while teammate Rory Sutherland won two stages at the La Vuelta de Bisbee.

With its demand for skill and split-second timing, drifting presents huge challenges for drivers. For grassroots drifters, who must outfit their vehicles without major sponsorship, the sport’s challenges are even greater.  Maxxis has a message of encouragement for those drivers in a new YouTube video.

Maxxis’ sponsored riders turned up on podiums in several disciplines at the 2010 Sea Otter Classic, held April 16-19 in Monterey, California.

The third and fourth rounds of the Lucas Oil Off Road Racing Series (LOORRS) belonged to Maxxis, as the company’s drivers took the top two spots in the Pro Light and Pro Buggy classes and won both UTV categories.

As freestyle motocross superstar Brian Deegan makes the transition from two to four wheels, he’ll be riding the brand of champions. Maxxis has signed Deegan to a sponsorship deal, and the ten-time X Game medalist couldn’t be happier.

Maxxis took the top two spots on the podium at Round 2 of the ATV Motocross Championship series. A decisive victory in the second moto gave Josh Creamer the win, while Dustin Wimmer took second place.

Maxxis riders took a major victory and spots on the podium at two ATV racing series this weekend. In Union, South Carolina, Chris Borich notched his third win at Round 4 of the GNCC, the Big Buck, with Taylor Kiser in second place.

With a victory for defending champ Dustin Wimmer and a third-place finish for Josh Creamer, Maxxis owned the podium at the ATV Motocross Championship opener, held March 27-28 in Pell City, Alabama.

Drivers sponsored by Maxxis powered over every obstacle in their path to take wins at the 2010 W.E.ROCK opener, held March 27-28 in Oroville, California. Troy Bailey won the Pro Modified class, while Dan Patterson took the victory in the Stock Modified class.

Maxxis-Rocky Mountain’s Cameron Cole smoked the competition at the 2010 Oceania Championships, handily winning the downhill contest.

In a fitting end to a season that has been nothing less than dazzling, Team Babbitt’s finished the 2010 AMA Arenacross series holding the top three spots overall. Josh Demuth took the championship, with Chad Johnson in second place and Tyler Bowers in third.

Expanding its already strong support of professional sports, Maxxis has signed a deal to sponsor the Washington Nationals Major League Baseball team for the 2010 regular season.

Maxxis’ sponsored riders made it two in a row, sweeping the GNCC ATV podium for a second straight event. Chris Borich took the victory, with Taylor Kiser in second place and the legendary Bill Ballance in third.

Maxxis dominated the podium at WORCS ATV Round 3, with riders on Razrs taking two of the top three spots in both the Pro and Pro-Am classes and winning the Women A class. The race was held March 20-21 in Lake Havasu, Arizona.

Maxxis’ sponsored riders took the top two spots in the kick-off to the 2010 SCORE series, the San Felipe 250. Wayne Matlock took the win in Class 25, while Team Maxxis/MCR, led by Mike Cafro, came in a close second. The race was held March 12-14 in San Felipe, Baja Mexico.

Maxxis International has donated AU$200,000 to Surf Life Saving Australia (SLSA).

Motocross racers on Razrs are doing well right out of the gate in 2010, with Maxxis’ sponsored rider Josh Creamer winning the opening round of the Yamaha QuadCross series.

Team Babbitt’s riders have done it again, winning both events of AMA Arenacross Round 10 and taking the top three spots in the second race.

As the highly anticipated new version of Nissan’s global compact car, the March, debuts in Japan and Thailand, Maxxis tires are original equipment.

With a victory by Josh Demuth, Team Babbitt’s took a fifth podium sweep on Maxxcross tires in what has shaped up to be a phenomenal season.

Maxxis’ sponsored riders took multiple podiums at the GNCC Maxxis General motorcycle race, including Chris Bach’s third place in XC1 Pro.

The Maxxis General lived up to its name, with a sweep of the podium by the company’s riders.

Christopher Bach rode Maxxcross tires to second place overall at the GNCC motorcycle opener, held March 2 in River Ranch, Florida.

In another dominating performance, the members of Team Babbitt’s took their fourth sweep of the podium this year.

The GNCC ATV season has begun, and Chris Borich wasted no time in defending his championship.

Maxxis’ sponsored riders earned two podium spots at Round 2 of WORCS ATV, with veteran Beau Baron taking second place and Josh Row grabbing third in his first podium as a pro. The race was held February 27-28 in Primm, Nevada.

Another podium sweep for the unstoppable Team Babbitt’s: Josh Demuth took his second straight win at AMA Arenacross Round 7, with teammate Tyler Bowers in second place and Chad Johnson in third.

Besting the most competitive slate of riders so far this season, Team Babbitt’s Josh Demuth won the second night of AMA Arenacross Round 6. The race was held February 13 in Youngstown, Ohio.

They just can’t be stopped: With a victory from Tyler Bowers and second and third place finishes...

Maxxis’ sponsored triathlete Tim O’Donnell has won one of his sport’s highest honors. O’Donnell was named Non-International Triathlete Union (ITU) Athlete of the Year for 2009 by USA Triathlon’s Athlete Advisory Council.

Team Babbitt’s has done it again: a victory from Josh Demuth gave the team its seventh straight win in AMA Arenacross.

KBR Racing’s Brad Goolsby started the WORCS season in fine style, taking third place at the opening round of the motorcycle series.

Maxxis, maker of the best tires on the market for off-road racing, is offering lucrative cash contingencies totaling more than one million dollars to all ATV and motorcycle racers in eight major U.S. race series.

Defending WORCS champion Beau Baron began the season with a dominating win at Round 1, held January 22-24 in Phoenix, Arizona.

It’s more than a hot streak: With Tyler Bowers’ victories in both races of Round 3, Team Babbitt’s has won every event of the AMA Arenacross season to date. Round 3 was held January 22-23 in Hampton, Virginia.

With Tyler Bowers winning Rounds 3 and 4, Team Babbitt’s and Maxxcross continue to dominate the AMA Arenacross series.