Hotbodies Racing

Team M4 Suzuki (AMA Superbike)

Team Hammer, Inc., which currently races as M4 Suzuki, competes in the AMA Pro Superbike, Daytona SportBike and SuperSport classes. The venerable team was founded in 1980 and has a remarkable record in endurance racing, with an astounding 13 overall WERA National Endurance Championships along with an incredible 132 overall endurance race wins, most of them while racing as Team Suzuki Endurance. The team has also won five Formula USA (now ASRA) Championships, a dozen WERA Superstock and Suzuki National Cup Series titles, and three AMA Pro Racing Championships.

The team won the 2010 AMA Pro Racing Daytona SportBike Championship with Colombian Martin Cardenas, who rode his GSX-R600 to victory in a record nine of 18 races during the season and is one of the most electrifying talents on the U.S. racing scene. For 2011, Cardenas moves up to a GSX-R1000 and teams with fellow AMA Pro Racing race winner Chris Ulrich in Superbike under the direction of team owner John Ulrich and Crew Chief Keith Perry. Dane Westby, fifth in 2010 AMA Pro Daytona SportBike points, replaces Cardenas in Daytona SportBike and teams with multi-time Colombian National Champion Santiago Villa on the team's GSX-R600 Suzukis. Elena Myers, who made history last season as the first woman to win an AMA Pro race, returns to the SuperSport class aboard the SuzukiScoopFans M4 Suzuki GSX-R600. Team Hammer, Inc. also runs the Team Hammer Advanced Riding School & Track Rides program.

Team Hammer, Inc. also provides technical and logistical support, including building, maintaining, tuning, transporting and crewing racebikes under contract for GEICO RMR Suzuki's Danny Eslick, who finished second to Cardenas in the 2010 Daytona SportBike Championship.

AMA Pro Superbike:

#36 Martin Cardenas (GSX-R1000)
#18 Chris Ulrich (GSX-R1000)

AMA Pro Daytona SportBike:

#5 Dane Westby (GSX-R600)
#32 Santiago Villa (GSX-R600)
#69 Danny Eslick (GSX-R600)

AMA Pro SuperSport

#21 Elena Myers (GSX-R600)