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6.25.10

For the second year in a row we have had the honor of wrapping a RV for our friends at Music Saves Lives® and Monster Energy. Music Saves Lives® is the bridge between music, entertainment and important life-saving causes. We bring a simple concept; connect the music and entertainment, we all love, to a life saving community action. MSL has focused efforts on blood donation and the bone marrow registry, reaching out by sharing facts, educating and empowering. They educate about the importance of simple life saving actions they can participate in. These simple actions, like donating blood, running a blood drive, and registering for the marrow program to save those with leukemia, all connect back to the community.

As a recognized 501(c)3 organization they have grown from their home base in Southern California to a worldwide presence. They are still young, only having started in late 2005, but their growth has reached millions of students. Their goals are simple and their action is incredibly effective. “Saving Lives Has Never Sounded So Good™!”

MUSIC SAVES LIVES® 12340 SEAL BEACH BLVD B-222 SEAL BEACH, CA 90740
(323) 375-4675

Monster Energy

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6.23.10

Galster wins 5 out of his 6 races in the rain at High Plains Raceway

The weather was less than ideal this past weekend at High Plains Raceway which is located on the eastern plains of Colorado, an hour east of downtown Denver. After heaps of track prep to get the mud and standing water off the racing surface, the race weekend was underway with open practice sessions due to the lack of eager racers to get out on a cold, wet track. In a very quick manner Galster was able to put up some fast times in the open practice and topped the charts with the second fastest time, a 2:06.4, just behind one of the 1000cc riders that posted up a 2:05.9.

The first race of the weekend for Galster was the Middleweight Supersport class. The first start was red flagged due to a wet surface crash, with the rider going down right in front of Josh off the start. Once that was cleaned up, Galster was able to slot himself into 2^nd and paced the leader. At half race he made the pass for the lead and stretched out a gap to finish 1^st.

During Heavyweight Supersport he was positioned 3^rd on the grid and hung back check the track conditions since more rain had fallen. After two laps he had a good feel for what traction was like and made the pass under brakes to go from 3^rd to 1^st, where he stayed until crossing the finish line.

Sunday’s weather was more of the same, with rain and cool temps throughout the day. In the back-to-back qualifying sessions for Race of the Rockies GTO and GTU, he qualified 2^nd in Race of the Rockies GTO against the 1000cc riders. He was unable to get in a qualifying lap in the GTU before a red flag was brought out, caused by two riders going off at different parts of the track. Once back underway, Galster only had 7 minutes to put in a time to qualify for GTU. As more rain had dumped onto the track during the red flag, qualifying was 6 seconds off his GTO time, causing him to start the Race of the Rockies GTU race in 4^th.

In the Middleweight Superbike and Heavyweight Superbike races, Galster was able to jump into the lead and finish 1^st, with a healthy lead crossing the line in both races and a fastest time of a 2:04.4.

The Race of the Rockies GTU race was wet to start, but by the end of the race there was a definite dry line. His Dunlop rain tires held up well, and Josh secured another win. In the last race of the weekend for Galster, the Race of the Rockies GTO had a dry line, so he swapped to DOT tires and was part of a three-way battle for the lead, battling with a fellow Grandprix Motorsports rider before the race was cut short. Josh finished 3^rd in that race which capped a successful weekend.

Galster would like to thank Slednecks, Bluemedia, EDR, Grandprix Motorsports, Dunlop, Arai, California Superbike School, LeoVince, Bazzaz Performance, John Chadwick for photos, and Galster’s family and friends for their help despite splashing around in the rain all weekend.

Keep up on all the latest Galster/Sledneck info here: http://www.slednecks.com/

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6.8.10

Bluemedia had the chance to partner up with the Peak (98.7) at the Montelucia in Phoenix to REMEMBER THE 80′S last Friday June 4th.

click photos for a few more pics.

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6.4.10

It’s that time of year again to sit back and admire some of the best vehicle advertising in the industry. This year’s Sign and Digital Graphics magazine’s Auto Art Contest featured more than 500 entries of some of the most creative and interesting designs on the road. As in years past, this year’s contest was divided into five categories: Commercial Vehicles, Shop Vehicles, Trailers and Buses, Pro Racing and Street Art.

Blue took first place in the Trailers and Buses category with their Stargate trailer. As the new Stargate video game neared release, the franchise partnered with U.S. Racetronics to promote its brand with a sizable trailer wrap at nationwide races. With only a two-week deadline, there was little time to work on such a large project. To produce this project, the wrap was printed using the HP TurboJet printer and 3M Controltac IJ180Cv3 gloss vinyl, and output in only an hour and a half. With a first-class team and high-performing equipment, we finished the wrap on time and had a very happy client. And now we have an award to show for it.

We also received an honorable mention in the buses and trailers category for the Game Truck’s mobile gaming trailer.

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