Source: Team Houseman Racing
The “Legend” John Tomac and current Downhill US National Champion Aaron Gwin, have teamed up, and are currently training hard for the 2011 Downhill World Cup Season. Tomac’s resume and reputation speak for itself, and when it came time to make the decision on who and what could make Aaron Gwin’s program better, it was an easy choice to seek the guidance of Johnny T.
2011 is shaping up to be an exciting season, see you at the races!Already well into the training program, Gwin had this to say about his new Trainer,
“I'm super excited to be working with Johnny T. this year. I think the experience he brings with racing and training, is going to be a huge asset to my program. I couldn't be happier and I look forward to developing this relationship for many years to come!”
Tomac had this to say about training Gwin,
“I am really looking forward to helping Aaron in 2011. I believe my racing experience and my training approach will help him rise to another level. I’d really like to see an American back on top of the podium in both World Cup & World Championship Downhill Racing”
2011 is shaping up to be an exciting season, see you at the races!
With a pretty rich American history... and actually if you knew anything which you dont.. The Asian's actually build a better bike than most american kids with a welder.. I'd take an asian built bike any day. They take pride in their work, Do you put 100% into everything you do.. or do you just get high and say.. meh that'll do. Lazy Canadian kid.
I'm not questioning which continent Costa Rica is on, (N.America, through default). I was questioning the way you have aligned your countries racing prospects with that of the US through some kind of 'continental DH talent pool'. Cost Rica is it's own country with it's own DH racers. If I was you I would be proud of and support the racers from my own country first.