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Doug Henry

Doug Henry is a three-time national championship winning motocross racer. Throughout the 1990’s Doug amassed a number of career wins and was the first rider to switch from the traditional two-stroke to a four-stroke engine. He was inducted into the American Motocross Association Hall of Fame in 2005. Tragedy struck in 2007 during a crash in a Supermoto race in Florida, after which, Doug was partially paralyzed from the waist down. Known for his relentless determination, Doug has resumed his active lifestyle spending his freetime skiing, snowmobiling, and riding his custom made dirt bike. In January of 2010, Doug went to the X-Games in Apsen, Colorado, where he competed in Adaptive Snocross and claimed the bronze medal. He now lives in Torrington, Connecticut, with his wife Stacey and their two children.

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