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B Man Racing

 

Crew Chief Ryan Boudreaux and Mechanic Benny Boudreaux, III prepare the driver to head out to the track for qualifying.

About B Man

B Man is a 12 year old racer.  He has been racing for 8 years.  Yes, that means he started racing when he was 4 years old  He raced dirt bikes for 7 years and just completed his 1st year of racing dirt oval tracks in a Mini Sprint.

At the age of 4, B man started racing a PW 50.  He quickly moved up to a KTM Pro Jr and earned a sponsorship from Champion Cycle Center in Covington, LA.  Favoring arenacrosses, B Man was a contender where ever he showed up.  Maintaining his outdoor winning ways, he showed again and again why he was a winner.  In 2004 he raced the National Arenacross Series, winning his region and earning his way to the 2004 World Finals in Las Vegas.  Suffering from the chicken pox during the event in Vegas, B Man walked away with a 9th place overall finish.  Shortly after this B man moved up to a KTM 65.  After an adjustment period of learning how to shift gears, he again was back to his winning ways.  During the summer of 2005, B Man moved up to a KTM 85.  In August of that year, he and his family were affected by hurricane Katrina.  The racing took a back seat to recovery and rebuilding.  Racing became more of an occasional thing, instead of the family’s weekly endeavor.  It was during this time, B Man found a new racing love:   Mini Sprints on a dirt oval.  2008 brought the B Man back out as he and his family traveled again to race.  He raced the I-30 Nationals in September and brought home a respectable 16th place after only 5 months of racing in a Mini Sprint. 

Currently the family  is preparing for the 2009 racing season.

B Man and his crew chief hanging out in the pits with some old motocross buddies.

To contact us:  boudreauxracing@gmail.com