RMR Bruce Rossmeyer Daytona Racing Revolution Performance signed Chris Fillmore to race the AMA Pro Vance & Hines XR1200 class. Fillmore joins Kyle Wyman and Michael Corbino on the team for the 2011 season.

RMR Bruce Rossmeyer Daytona Racing Revolution Performance is sponsored by GEICO, Lucas Oil, EBC, and Pitbull. The team won the inaugural AMA Pro Vance & Hines XR1200 Class last season and the 2011 championship looks to be an even greater challenge.

“The new class has been really exciting for the fans this year,” said Morris. “Some of the other teams have good efforts, too, and some other racers like Michael Barnes and Steve Rapp out there that will add to the series. The boys are really enjoying some competitive racing!”

RMR's AMA Pro Vance & Hines XR1200 Class program is sponsored by Destination Daytona, Revolution Performance, GEICO, Lucas Oil, EBC Brakes, and Pit Bull.

Kyle Wyman's Career Highlights Kyle's website can be viewed at: http://www.wymanbrosracing.com/_home.html Keep up with Kyle on his AMA Pro Racing blog here: http://amaproracing.com/rr/blogs/post.cfm?cid=40752 2010 - Kyle Wyman competed in select AMA Pro Daytona Sportbike rounds in 2010, starting at Road Atlanta. At the end of the 2010 season, Wyman finished 17th overall in the AMA Pro Daytona Sportbike championship despite competing in only 5 events of the 10 round series. 2009 - Finished 11th in AMA Pro SuperSport East with a best finish of fourth at Daytona; competed in the final two rounds of AMA Pro Daytona SportBike with a best finish of 14th. 2008 - Started road racing as a WERA Novice, quickly moved into Expert rankings.  Also competed in select AMA Pro Flat Track events. 2007 - Competed in AMA Pro Flat Track Grand National Championship. 2006 - Won an amateur flat track championship. 2005 - Earned two amateur flat track championships. Early Career - First began racing at 8 years old at local hare scramble races, attended his first Amateur National dirt track event in 2002 at the age of 12. Kyle would like to extend gratitude to his other sponsors as well: Richie Morris Racing, Geico Powersports, Lucas Oil, Motion Pro, KICKER Performance Audio, EBC Brakes, Webster Dental Group Kyle Wyman

Kyle Wyman Kyle Wyman will return to Daytona International Speedway for the first time since his injury in October 2009 for competition in the AMA Pro Vance & Hines XR1200 series. He will ride the No. 33 Bruce Rossmeyer’s Daytona Racing/Revolution Performance machine in the Daytona debut for the class. In 2009, during the AMA Pro SuperSport Shootout, Wyman lost his brakes in the infield of the speedway and suffered a tib/fib spiral fracture requiring a total of five surgeries, with a rod and nine screws inserted into the knee and lower leg. “Last winter was a long one for me while recovering from the broken leg,” said Wyman, “This past winter was the best yet though. It was my first opportunity in a few years to have a 100% healthy off season where I could train and be prepared in time for Daytona. It’s a little weird going back there after such a freak accident, but being mentally and physically more prepared than ever...I can’t wait to get back out there.” Wyman would also like to announce the signing of Sidi Boots for the 2011 season. “With the rod in my tibia it’s more important than ever to make sure it’s protected,” said the New Yorker, “Re-breaking something like that would be a complete mess, and with Sidi Boots, I’m confident in my safety and that’s my top priority. They will keep all the hardware where it needs to be and take one more thing off my mind so I can concentrate on my riding. With Sidi, Arai Helmets, Pilot Leathers and Held USA gloves I feel as though I have the best protection package out there!” Keep up with Kyle on his AMA Pro Racing blog here: http://amaproracing.com/rr/blogs/post.cfm?cid=40752 Kyle would like to extend gratitude to his other sponsors as well: Richie Morris Racing, Geico Powersports, Lucas Oil, Motion Pro, KICKER Performance Audio, EBC Brakes, Webster Dental Group Kyle Wyman

Chris Fillmore's Career Highlights 2009 - Finished 17th in the AMA Pro Daytona SportBike point standings in his first year of professional road racing competition with best finishes of eighth at Topeka and New Jersey. 2008 - Finished second in the AMA Pro Supermoto Championship in the Premier Class, winning the Infineon Raceway round. 2007 - Raced in AMA Supermoto Championship competition. 2006 - Finished third in the AMA Pro Supermoto Championship in the Premier Class, winning at Road America. 2005 - Finished third in the AMA Pro Supermoto Championship in the Premier Class. Early Career - Began in AMA Supermoto Unlimited in 2003 and won at South Boston Speedway as a 16 year old. Chris Fillmore

RMR Bruce Rossmeyer Daytona Racing Revolution Performance has signed Chris Fillmore to race the AMA Pro Vance & Hines XR1200 class. Fillmore will join Kyle Wyman and Michael Corbino on the team for the 2011 season. The 24-year-old Fillmore is a promising young competitor who first earned success as a factory rider in Supermoto. After deciding to concentrate on road racing two years ago, Fillmore has competed in AMA Pro Daytona SportBike, with a best finish of fifth place taken last season. The Oxford, Mich. native was the second fastest at the recent Daytona test on the RMR Bruce Rossmeyer Daytona Racing XR1200. “We’re really happy to have Chris on our bike this year,” said team owner Richie Morris. “He has a lot of talent and is a very promising racer and impressed the team at the Daytona test. We took Danny Eslick’s advice. He thought Chris should be the guy. Chris has experience riding the larger bikes and we think that will help in this class.“ “I really appreciate the opportunity to ride for a championship winning team and look forward to the season,” said Fillmore. “I rode the bike at Daytona and I thought it was a blast. The handlebars and upright seating position seemed like home to me after racing Supermoto. As soon as I left the pits, I had a smile on my face and I really enjoyed the nature of the XR1200. Another thing I like about the class is the bikes are all similar, so it is very competitive and it comes down to the rider and team.” RMR Bruce Rossmeyer Daytona Racing Revolution Performance is sponsored by GEICO, Lucas Oil, EBC, and Pitbull. The team won the inaugural AMA Pro Vance & Hines XR1200 Class last season and the 2011 championship looks to be an even greater challenge. “The class is really going to be exciting for the fans this year,” said Morris. “Some of the other teams have good efforts, too, and there will be some racers like Michael Barnes and Steve Rapp out there that will add to the series. We’re looking forward to some competitive racing and expecting some 10-wide racing at the first one at Daytona.” Chris Fillmore