PALMETTO, Fla. (April 24, 2007) --  Ready to rock and roll their way to victory, Team RightsForBikers.com is heading for Virginia International Raceway for Round 3 of the SunTrust MOTO-ST Series, April 27-29.

Spearheaded by well-known Florida attorney and chairman of the Manatee County Democratic party, C.J. Czaia, this popular team is running in all three of the MOTO-ST classes and is currently ranked in a 5th place tie in the SST class, in 8th in GST and 5th in ST.

"We are definitely ready to go," says Czaia. "We learned an incredible amount at the last event in Homestead and I think that this should be a good weekend for us. Everyone on our team is extremely determined and motivated and that's what it takes to win."

Piloting the RightForBikes.com Suzuki SV1000S in the SST class are Mark Crozier and Nathan Dressman. Crozier, who lives in Palm Coast, Florida, has been racing most of his life. With 8 National Endurance Championships to his credit, his two-wheeled skill is obvious and he is a definite asset to any team.

Dressman, who is an industrial designer, has been competing for the past 6 years. Born in Cincinnati, Ohio and now a resident of Berkley, Michigan, Dressman earned 7 WERA regional championships and last season he took home the WERA National Endurance Heavyweight Superstock crown and was 2nd overall in the WERA standings.

‘Our fourth place finish at Homestead moved us from 11th into a tie for fifth place," explains Crozier. While winning is always the goal, it was actually a good day for us. Being able to turn consistent laps definitely helped. Unfortunately we were a little low on our gas mileage which necessitated pulling in for a quick splash and go. But, we should be dialed for this weekend and hopefully we can gain a little more in the points battle."

In the GST class, the team's Ducati S2R1000 boasts the talents of John Linder of Tampa, Chris Boy of Fort Lauderdale and C.J. Czaia.

"We had some problems at the last race," explains Czaia. "About 56 laps into the race, we had a clutch problem. Luckily we were able to coast into the pits and the crew put in a new clutch. It wasn't the way we wanted it to go, but it's all part of racing and we were able to gain some valuable points."

Last, but not least, are Nicole Hoffman and Robert Fisher riding a Suzuki SV650 in the ST class.

Hoffman, who lives in Palm Coast and works with NASCAR began racing just about five years ago. The "Blond-on-Wheels" as she is sometimes referred to, fell in love with the sport as soon as she tried it. And from the beginning her skill was apparent. "I love team racing," she smiles. It is definitely fun and when you win it is really special. We took top honors at the inaugural 8 Hours At Daytona and are ready to do it again. I've been getting a lot of coaching from my teammate and it is really helping. The more I ride the better it gets."

Teammate Robert Fisher, who resides in Sarasota, had been competing for the last 12 years. In addition to his numerous championships and accolades, Fisher,the president of Roaring Toyz, has earned a standout reputation as a builder of custom sport bikes. His Who's Who list of customers include celebrities such as actor and rapper Ludacris, Tampa Bay Buccaneer running back Michael Pittman, Cincinnati Reds infielder Felipe Lopez and super middleweight boxer Jeff "Left-hook" Lacy, to name just a few.

"This is one of the best series I have ever competed in," sums up Czaia, who has been racing for the past 25 years. We are all pleased to be part of it and know that it is just going to get better and better."