Chief Honcho at American Supercamp is a former amateur dirt tracker and professional AMA 250cc Grand Prix road racer. Danny Walker is currently based in Windsor, CO. Danny's proudest racing moment came when he won the AMA 250cc GP at New Hampshire International Raceway in 1992 aboard a Southwest Motorsports Yamaha. Danny has swung a leg over just about every different incarnation of road racer, from big endurance bikes to a 500cc Grand Prix racer.

You can see some racing photos from Danny's career by clicking here.

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Scott 'Scooter' Larm is Supercamp's Operations Manager. Scooter joined the crew in 1998. Scooter's wacky sense of humor and tendency to instigate practical jokes belie his strong leadership abilities. He is well-respected as both an instructor and as the leader of the crew. The youngsters love him.

Scooter has had success in both professional roadracing and amateur flat track, as well as having prepared some of the fastest supermoto bikes the world has ever seen. email Scooter

Eldred Bristol, known simply as 'Dred' to most, has been teaching Supercamp since 2002. Dred epitomizes smooth, consistent control. He continues to try his hand at racing dirt-track. The current pro-expert license carrier may not get to race often, but makes the most of when he does.

Dred is also an accomplished formally trained artist and aides ASC in some graphic design work. He has created many of the logos and artwork that Supercamp uses today. email dred

Michael grew up motocrossing in Colorado, and became somewhat of an unwanted fixture at the shop when the crew was home working on bikes. Well, he grew on everyone and graduated to the work to ride program and eventually made himself worthy of instructor status. He is especially talented in his ability to relate to the younger motocrossers with just the right words.

Michael is currently enrolled at CSU, as well as traveling the country with the ASC crew, as well as trying to continue motocross racing. He is also the reigning racehouse mini moto champion. An accomplishment of which he is very proud.

Todd recieved his nickname of T-Sludge very shortly into his tenure with ASC. And although he hates it he puts up with it well.

Todd grew up racing motocross and has roadraced as well as currently trying his hand at Supermoto riding in the unlimited class. When he is not riding two wheels of somesort he sells real estate in the Northern Colorado area. Family is particularly important to Todd who has 4 children. Todd is also a great counterbalance to Dred and Scooter in that he is generally very responsable.

Carr, now a seven-time AMA Grand National Dirt Track Champion, joins most of the camps as they travel across the country and adds his perspective as both a top dirt tracker and a factory road racer. Carr was a member of the Harley-Davidson road racing team from 1994 to 1997, giving Harley its first-ever pole position at Pomona in 1996.

Chris is now a privateer competitor, and brings with him all the knowledge that his vast lifetime of dirt tracking can bear. Students can count on very explicit on-track instruction from Carr, arguably the best dirt track racer in the world right now.

For more info about Chris Carr, click here.

Johnny joined the camp as a full-time instructor in 2002 after attending Supercamp several times and realizing that it was not only fun, but helped his riding as well. That is significant because Murphree has another full-time job as a Grand National dirt track racer. Johnny began his career at the top level of dirt track in 1997 and, after taking rookie of the year honors that season, he steadily improved, most recently finishing runner-up to Chris Carr in 2002 and 2003.

Extremely personable and well-liked by the students, Johnny has been a superb addition to the crew and always contributes 100 percent to the effort.

For more info about Johnny Murphree, click here.

Shaun Russell has been involved with American Supercamp for several years. Like Murphree and Carr, Russell finds the time away from his hectic AMA Grand National Dirt Track schedule to help instruct at as many of the Supercamps as he can. Quiet and laid back, the diminutive racer communicates with his riding skills and sets a great example for the students to follow.