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Monday, 28 April 2008 |
 Linda Sinkular By David Deaton, News Reporter - During the work week she's a materials manager at Eastern Oklahoma Medical Center.But on the weekends Linda Sinkular likes to get dirty riding her motorcycle.
Sinkular, from Shady Point, recently competed in the American Historic Motorcycle Association Vintage Motocross series race held in Jefferson, Texas. "Not only did Linda compete - she won the national mudfest race," said Bart Winters of Corgill Motor Sports in Poteau.Sinkular has not been riding very long. She began her hobby on her farm five months ago."I decided to enter the race because I love it," Sinkular said. "This was my very first race."Sinkular was among the 11 women who raced in the women's intermediate class. Winning the race put Sinkular tied for first in the nation.The AHRMA is a member owned nonprofit organization dedicated to enhancing the sport of historic motorcycle racing and the enjoyment of riding. "When you become a member of AHRMA that gives you a number for your bike and that is your number for as long as you ride," says Sinkular. Her number is 38.Sinkular is sponsored by several area businesses and individuals who are very proud of her accomplishments |
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Last Updated ( Tuesday, 29 April 2008 )
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