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Miller Motorsports Park is the only track on the current AMA race schedule at which Yates has not won.  With the backing of a new team and with team owner Michael Jordan expected to be in attendance, Yates hopes to change that by giving his crew their second AMA Superstock win in 2007 on Sunday.  Holden, who has enjoyed two podium finishes of his own this season, would love to challenge Yates for the coveted top spot on the podium.

In addition to Superstock racing, both Jordan Suzuki riders compete in the AMA Superbike series.  While Holden races both classes on his Superstock Suzuki GSX-R1000, Yates rides a full Superbike in that event.  “Since Road America, the crew has spent a lot of time on Superbike engine development,” states technical manager, Pete Mauhar.  “We are really looking forward to getting the bikes off the dyno and out on to the track.”  Yates, who qualified his Superbike for the front row at the last two rounds of racing, briefly led each race and also grabbed the holeshot in race two at Road America, proving he has the skill and Superbike power needed for podium contention.