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2011 GEICO/HONDA TEAM PHOTOS:

Windham, Barcia, Wharton, Tomac and Hahn get comfortable in front of the camera lens for the Geico/Honda team poster shoot
  
The team includes, from left, Justin Barcia, Eli Tomac, Kevin Windham, Blake Wharton and Wil Hahn.


Kevin Windham is the sole 450 rider on the Geico/Honda team.


Justin Barcia retains number 17.


Eli Tomac will make his Supercross debut in 2011. He dropped from 243 to 19 in National numbers.


Blake Wharton returns for another year aboard Geico/Honda. He will keep number 21.


Wil Hahn is the newest addition to the Geico/Honda team. There's no word yet on which coast each rider will race.

[Photos courtesy of Geico/Honda]


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