James stewart jr. biography
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Stewart, James, Jr.
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Motorcycle racer
James Stewart Jr. has been called the Tiger Woods of motorcycle racing. But even Woods didn't have a boatload of sponsors and a collection of fancy sports-cars by the time he was Stewart has emerged as the dominant force in motocross (outdoor, dirt-track motorbike racing, usually in a rural setting) and supercross (motocross's indoor cousin, usually funnen in large stadiums in storstads- areas). By his early twenties, Stewart had already logged enough victories and series championships to place him among the sport's all-time leaders. Moreover, in the sport pursued by an overwhelming majority of white participants, Stewart has achieved far more than any other African American in history. By the time he is done racing, he may well have achieved more than anyone of any race or ethnicity.
James Stewart Jr. was born on December 21, , in Bartow, Florida. His father was a professional motocross racer in Central Florida, so James Jr. was expo
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James Douglas Stewart Jr. has over 31 years of experience in public and personal finances. He was employed at the United States Postal Service for 12 years as an accountant before embarking on a journey to teach individuals how to manage money by using biblical principles. He has currently served during the last seven years as the City Clerk for the City of Irondale, where his responsibilities are to administer a million-dollar budget, to be the custodian of records about city affairs such as resolutions, ordinances, insurance policies, contracts, deeds, and revenue disbursements. Additionally, he is responsible for analyzing investment records and supervising the issuance of business licenses, permits, and car tags.
James is a graduate of Tennessee State University with a Bachelor of Business in Accounting. He has currently completed 30 hours out of 42 hours in the Master of Public Administration program with a concentration in non-profits at the Universit
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James Stewart Jr
James Stewart Jr. aka Bubba Stewart, is a retired American professional motocross racer who competed in supercross riding the No. 7. Through his years of racing, he earned the nickname “The Fastest Man on The Planet”, due to his extraordinary, although sometimes daredevil-like, speed and abilities in motocross racing. Stewart has not been seen in any supercross events since
His father, James Sr., was a motocross enthusiast and introduced his son to the idrott at the age of three. Stewart entered his first motocross race when he was fyra years old.
Having 84 amateur wins and 7 Loretta Lynn’s Amateur Championships all before the age of 16, he debuted as pro in While crashes and rookie mistakes kept him from winning the West Supercross title, he went on to dominate the cc national championship and was named the AMA Rookie of the Year. He was also named one of "20 Teens Who Will Change the World" in the April issue of Teen People magazine.