The New York Giants and Washington Redskins may be fierce rivals in the NFL’s NFC East Division, but it won’t prevent Redell Harris from proudly displaying the numbers of a prominent player from each team on his new Buell Pro Stock Motorcycle during the 2008 NHRA POWERade Series.

 

Harris, a veteran two-wheel competitor, proudly announced the formation of his new team, one that features his cousin, Corey Webster, who happens to play cornerback for the Giants, and good friend LaRon Landry, the Redskins’ free safety sensation and first team-team NFL All-Rookie Defense. 

 

“We bought two new Buells and we are definitely looking forward to this season,” said Harris, of Baton Rouge, La. “I have been an independent rider for 10 years, but this is, financially, the best support I’ve ever had.  We also have Master P, The No Limit Records and Lil’ Romeo, All-Pro Sports, P Miller clothing and P Miller sportswear, Bazooka Speakers, Peterbuilt of Baton Rouge and Acura and Infinity of Baton Rouge working with our team.

The New York Giants and Washington Redskins may be fierce rivals in the NFL’s NFC East Division, but it won’t prevent Redell Harris from proudly displaying the numbers of a prominent player from each team on his new Buell Pro Stock Motorcycle during the 2008 NHRA POWERade Series.

 

Harris, a veteran two-wheel competitor, proudly announced the formation of his new team, one that features his cousin, Corey Webster, who happens to play cornerback for the Giants, and good friend LaRon Landry, the Redskins’ free safety sensation and first team-team NFL All-Rookie Defense. 

 

“We bought two new Buells and we are definitely looking forward to this season,” said Harris, of Baton Rouge, La. “I have been an independent rider for 10 years, but this is, financially, the best support I’ve ever had.  We also have Master P, The No Limit Records and Lil’ Romeo, All-Pro Sports, P Miller clothing and P Miller sportswear, Bazooka Speakers, Peterbuilt of Baton Rouge and Acura and Infinity of Baton Rouge working with our team.

 

“Now I have to be smart and get a good crew chief and do the best I can. I think the Buell makes me competitive immediately.  I think the days of the Suzukis are very limited – for a heavy person.  For a light person, I think it still is competitive.”

 

Befitting their playoff status – and family ties – Harris says Webster’s CWeb 30 in Giants colors will be on the front of the motorcycle while the Redskins’ colors are on the back with LaRon Landry Motorsports Dirty 30.”

 

 The 2008 NHRA Pro Stock Motorcycle POWERade Series cranks up at Gainesville, Fla., March 13-16, allowing Harris time to fine-tune his Buell and the team for the 17-race competition.

 

There is no rider – yet – for the second Buell, although Harris is looking.

 

His best series finish is 11th (2000).  “That’s when I ran Greg Cope’s motors,” he noted. “I only ran four races last year.”

 

Already guaranteed 14 events this year, Harris’ goal is a solid top 10 finish in November.