- Aug 2, 2000
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from RacerX online
Effective July 21, 2004, Jimmy Lewis will take over the reins as editor of Dirt Rider magazine. Long time editor Ken Faught will leave his current position to pursue freelance opportunities. "I'm going into the world of freelancing so I can spend more time with my family," says Ken, "but I'm confident that I'm turning Dirt Rider over to good hands."
We're excited to bring Jimmy on board with us. He is arguably one of the most well-rounded off-road motorcycle riders in the world, and brings with him many accomplishments, years of experience as a "moto journalist" and passion for motorcycles. He earned four gold medals in International Six-Day Enduro (ISDE) competition, finished 3rd in the Dakar Rally, has been on the winning team in the Baja 1000 and qualified for an AMA Pro Motocross National just a few years ago.
Dirt Rider Publisher, Sean Finley commented: "Dirt Rider has been very successful and has had a great team but we look forward to the renewed energy and fresh ideas that Jimmy will bring to the magazine. He is recognized in the motorcycle industry as one of the finest test riders and journalist in the business and that will translate into a more entertaining and informative magazine." Jimmy is looking forward to the challenge and stated: "I am super excited to join Dirt Rider. Since I am addicted to motorcycles, this seems like a perfect fit."
Effective July 21, 2004, Jimmy Lewis will take over the reins as editor of Dirt Rider magazine. Long time editor Ken Faught will leave his current position to pursue freelance opportunities. "I'm going into the world of freelancing so I can spend more time with my family," says Ken, "but I'm confident that I'm turning Dirt Rider over to good hands."
We're excited to bring Jimmy on board with us. He is arguably one of the most well-rounded off-road motorcycle riders in the world, and brings with him many accomplishments, years of experience as a "moto journalist" and passion for motorcycles. He earned four gold medals in International Six-Day Enduro (ISDE) competition, finished 3rd in the Dakar Rally, has been on the winning team in the Baja 1000 and qualified for an AMA Pro Motocross National just a few years ago.
Dirt Rider Publisher, Sean Finley commented: "Dirt Rider has been very successful and has had a great team but we look forward to the renewed energy and fresh ideas that Jimmy will bring to the magazine. He is recognized in the motorcycle industry as one of the finest test riders and journalist in the business and that will translate into a more entertaining and informative magazine." Jimmy is looking forward to the challenge and stated: "I am super excited to join Dirt Rider. Since I am addicted to motorcycles, this seems like a perfect fit."