Morgantown, W.V.
- After announcing the strongest domestic television package in the
history of motocross, MX Sports and Alli, the Alliance of Action
Sports, are proud to announce an equally compelling international
television package for the 2009 Lucas Oil AMA Pro Motocross
Championship.

In partnership with Kneip Media Agentur, an international broadcast
and television agent, as well as global networks Motors TV, Nuvolari,
FOX Australia, ESPN Brazil, and Greenlight TV, the 2009 racing series
will reach far beyond American borders and directly into households and
television sets on 6 continents, 80 countries and over 430 million
possible homes.

"Making our series accessible to our international fans was a
priority for MX Sports. We want motocross enthusiasts all over the
world to have access to our programming and racing action" said Nick
McCabe, who heads Commercial Development for MX Sports. "With our
world class athletes, sponsors and tracks, we can now deliver a truly
global package."

"It is very good that my family can watch me race this year," said
Monster Energy/Pro Circuit/Kawasaki's Christophe Pourcel, the French
rider who won the 2006 World Championship before moving onto the AMA
Circuit. "I am racing in America because it gives me a chance to race
against the best riders in the world. With Motors TV showing our races
back in France, my family and all of my fans in Europe can see how I am
doing."

Greenlight TV, with its Motorsports Mundial, Planet Speed, and Max
Power programming, reaches over 400 million homes throughout the
European Union, Russia and the Orient. The network will feature
highlights of each round of the 2009 championship. The remaining
networks will provide each broadcast in its entirety with Motors TV,
FOX Australia, and ESPN Brazil combining to reach over 21 million
homes. In total, the series will reach over 430 million homes
throughout the globe, which is a new benchmark for global viewership
for the historical series.

The 2009 Lucas Oil AMA Pro Motocross Championship begins on
Saturday, May 23 at Glen Helen Raceway in San Bernardino, Calif. The
series will complete 12 rounds of action throughout the summer
featuring the 450 Class, 250 Class, and the newly introduced Women's
Class. The three-month championship concludes with the Second Annual
American Motocross Festival at Steel City Raceway in Delmont, Pa. on
Saturday, September 5.

For more information, please contact Lucas Oil AMA Pro Motocross Championship media coordinator Brandon Short via email at brandon@nextlevelsportsinc.com or by telephone at (949) 365-5752.

About MX Sports

MX Sports, LLC, owns, manages and produces the two most prestigious
and world-leading motocross championships - the Lucas Oil AMA Pro
Motocross Championship and the Air Nautiques AMA Amateur National
Motocross Championship. MX Sports is a second generation family owned
business that has been in operation for well over 26 years and is an
industry leader in the segment of off road/action sports race promotion
in the United States. Through its various racing properties,
partnerships and affiliates, MX Sports fields more than 60,000 action
sports athletes each year and attracts millions of active fans,
spectators and enthusiasts. For more information on MX Sports, please
visit www.mxsports.com.

Alli, the Alliance of Action Sports

Alli, the Alliance of Action Sports, is a global business that
encompasses national and international action sports tours and events,
multimedia production, and a consumer facing lifestyle brand. The
Alliance includes: the Dew Tour, Winter Dew Tour, China Invitational,
Maloof Money Cup, Lucas Oil AMA Pro Motocross Championship, King of
Wake series, and the Free Flow Tour; Alli Productions, which creates
original content, produces and presents content with partners, and
distributes Alli content through a variety of channels. Alli is owned
by NBC Sports and MTV Networks and represents a network of athletes,
fans, brands and properties. Its mission is to facilitate the momentous
growth of action sports, through competition and lifestyle, for a new
generation of fans and athletes. The Alli properties are home to more
than 550,000 spectators each year and broadcasts more than 150 hours of
original content in 100 countries and 280 million homes worldwide. More
information can be found at www.allisports.com.