This Week @ NJ Motocross 06/05/10-06/10/10

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1. NJ Motocross — NJ Motocross: Friday Flashback Photo…Jay Irwin
2. NJ Motocross — NJ Motocross: Favorite 5 Photos…Thunder in the Sand (Bikes)
3. NJ Motocross — NJ Motocross: Favorite 5 Photos…Thunder in the Sand (Quads)
4. NJ Motocross — NJ Motocross: Thursday Training Tip
5. NJ Motocross — NJ Motocross: NJOHVA Action Alert
6. NJ Motocross — NJ Motocross: Wildwood Thunder in the Sand Photo and Video Coverage
7. NJ Motocross — NJ Motocross: High Point National Entry List
8. NJ Motocross — NJ Motocross: Tuesday Twitter Tweet of the Week
9. NJ Motocross — NJ Motocross: Thunder in the Sand Results June 2010
10. NJ Motocross — NJ Motocross: Loretta Lynn’s Training Camps with Travis Preston

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2009 AMA SUPERCROSS Numbers

2009 AMA SUPERCROSS Numbers

1 Chad Reed AMA/FIM World Supercross Champion
1 Trey Canard AMA Supercross Lites East Champion
1 Jason Lawrence AMA Supercross Lites West Champion

2* Ryan Villopoto Poulsbo, WA
3* Mike Brown Gray, TN
4* Ricky Carmichael Havana, FL
7* James Stewart Haines City, FL
8* Grant Langston Clermont, FL
9* Ivan Tedesco Tallahassee, FL
10* Ryan Dungey Belle Plaine, MN
11* Travis Preston Hesperia, CA
12* David Vuillimen Murrieta, CA
13* Heath Voss Mico, TX
14* Kevin Windham Centerville, MS
15* Timmy Ferry Largo, FL
16* John Dowd Ludlow, MA
17* Robbie Reynard Oklahoma, City, OK
18* Davi Millsaps Tallahassee, FL
19 Jake Weimer Rupert, ID
20 Nico Izzi Saint Clair, MI
21 Cody Cooper Tallahassee, FL
22* Chad Reed Tampa, FL
23* Kyle Lewis Henderson, NV
24* Brett Metcalfe Lake Elsinore, CA
25* Nathan Ramsey Menifee, CA
26* Michael Byrne Newnan, GA
27* Nicholas Wey Dewitt, MI
28 Joshua Summey Huntersville, NC
29* Andrew Short Smithville, TX
30 Jeff Alessi Victorville, CA
31 Ryan Sipes Vine Grove, KY
32 Sean Hamblin Murrieta, CA
33 Josh Grant Riverside, CA
34 Matthew Goerke Lake Helen, FL
35 Paul Carpenter Ithaca, NY
36 Kyle Cunningham Fort Worth, TX
37 Antonio Balbi Riverside, CA
38 Kyle Chisholm Valrico, FL
39 Trey Canard Elk City, OK
40 Daniel Reardon Menifee, CA
41 Matthew Lemoine Pilot Point, TX
42 Jake Moss Temecula, CA
43 Broc Tickle Holly, MI
44 Andrew McFarlane Menifee, CA
45 Jason Thomas Melrose, FL
46 Austin Stroupe Corona, CA
47 Jimmy Albertson Ozark, MO
48 Thomas Hahn Alvord, TX
49 Justin Brayton Murrieta, CA
50 Wil Hahn Decatur, TX
51 Martin Davalos Cairo, GA
52 Robert Kiniry La Fayette, NY
53 Jason Lawrence Carlsbad, CA
54 Matt Boni Geneva, FL
55 Ryan Clark Waddell, AZ
56 Eric Sorby Lake Elsinore, CA
57 Jacob Marsack Berlin, MI
58 Phillip Nicoletti Cochecton, NY
59 Troy Adams Homosassa, FL
60* Broc Hepler Kittanning, PA
61 Blake Wharton Pilot Point, TX
62 Sean Collier Valencia, CA
63 Chris Blose Phoenix, AZ
64 Jeff Gibson Blacklick, OH
65 Shaun Skinner Stuart, FL
66 Steve Boniface Corona, CA
67 Josh Hansen Murrieta, CA
68 Michael Blose Phoenix, AZ
69 Tucker Hibbert Goodridge, MN
70 Michael Willard Thornville, OH
71 Justin Sipes Vine Grove, KY
72 Bryan Johnson Cairo, GA
73 Gavin Gracyk Blissfield, OH
74 Branden Jesseman New Brighton, PA
75* Joshua Hill Yoncalla, OR
76 Kevin Rookstool Klamath Falls, OR
77 Steven Clarke Cairo, GA
78 Billy Laninovich Lake Elsinore, CA
79 Cole Siebler Emmett, ID
80 Tyler Bright Lexington, NC
81 Kyle Summers Colorado Springs, CO
82 Jack Carpenter Ithaca, NY
83 Dusty Klatt Riverside, CA
84 Jarred Browne Nuevo, CA
85 Sean Borkenhagen Huntington Beach, CA
86 Travis Sewell Westville, IN
87 PJ Larsen Stanley, NC
88 Bobby Bonds Maricopa, CA
89 Marc De Reuver Lommel, Belgium
90 Kelly Smith Ludington, MI
91 Chad Charbonneau Litchfield, NH
92 Ryan Morais Murrieta, CA
93 Kevin Johnson Albuquerque, NM
94 Jacob Morrison Wareham, MA
95 Ben Lamay Anchorage, AK
96 Tyler Wharton Pilot Point, TX
97 Juss Laansoo Chatsworth, GA
98 Kyle Tobin Climax, GA
99 Jase Lewis Carrollton, GA
101* Ben Townley Tallahassee, FL
800* Mike Alessi Victorville, CA

*Denotes rider's career number
9-23-08

MX Sports Announces 2009 MX Changes

LAS VEGAS – MX Sports is pleased to announce the first round of significant improvements that are in store for the 2009 AMA Toyota Motocross Championship presented by FMF. MX Sports has been promoting and managing Motocross and off-road racing events since 1972 and is taking the necessary steps to ensure that American Motocross continues to generate fans and sponsors, while maintaining the position of the leading Motocross series in the world with the best riders and tracks.

In conjunction with the announcement of the 2009 schedule and the move to Saturday races and a single-day program, MX Sports is please to confirm the following additional changes:

2009 Television
The first major announcement is that a minimum of three rounds of the series will be broadcast live on Speed TV. The rounds that are not aired live will be same-day coverage, with the races being shown at 10 p.m. on Saturday nights (7 p.m. on the west coast), while the 250cc class will be shown on the following Tuesdays. In addition, the first set of motos will be broadcast live and free on the internet. The Women’s Motocross Association, which will expand to eight rounds, will also receive Speed TV and live internet coverage.

Class names
Each of the two professional classes will receive a new name, with the goal to better identify the classes to the fans. The classes will be renamed from Lites to simply 250, while the Motocross class will be renamed the 450 class. This name format, a return to the traditions of the sport, allows for easier recognition for the fans while clearly identifying the size of the motorcycle.

Race day format
The format on race day will also see a change as the premier class of 450cc bikes will be the first on track for both motos at each event, followed by the 250cc class. The 2009 AMA Toyota Motocross Championships will incorporate the traditional two-moto format; 30 minutes plus two laps.

#1 Plate required
Previous year champions for each class will be required to run the #1 plate if they are defending their championship.

Open rear number plates
The rear number plates on each side of the motorcycle will be no longer be required to display a colored background with the riders number. Riders and teams may use this space to showcase sponsor logos and their names, while maintaining the traditional numbering system on the front. With the advance of transponders and digital scoring, MX Sports is giving this space over to the riders and teams.

In the crucial areas of event operations, MX Sports is pleased to announce that former AMA Motocross Series Manager Jeff Canfield and AMA Motocross Timing and Scoring Director Conrad Young have joined the MX Sports staff in order to assure that the series runs seamlessly from an operational standpoint. Their professional knowledge and experience will assure that the races operate smoothly.

“Everyone at MX Sports has been working extremely hard in order to assure that the 2009 AMA Toyota Motocross Championship is positioned properly and has the deepest media reach it has ever had,” said Davey Coombs, Vice President of MX Sports. “We will continue our work on the tracks and the show, which remain what they are—the world’s premier motocross series.”

Leading up to the opening round of the 2009 AMA Toyota Motocross Championship, MX Sports will be working closely with the National Promoters Group (NPG) and our industry partners, sponsors, riders and enthusiasts on many other significant operational and event improvements, which will be announced in the near future.

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