47th annual New Zealand Motocross
Grand Prix of Woodville – January 27, 2008
Woodville GP 500 top-3
1. Josh Coppins (Motueka/Yamaha) 1-1-1
2. Daryl Hurley (Hawera/Suzuki)3-2-2
3. Cody Cooper (Mount Maunganui/Honda) 2-3-3
Woodville GP250 four-stroke top-3
1. Luke Burkhart (Hawera/Suzuki) 1-1-1
2. Damien King (Cambridge/Yamaha) 2-4-2
3. Scott Columb (Queenstown/Suzuki) 4-2-3
Woodville GP250 two-stroke top-3
1. Darryll King (Hamilton/Yamaha) 1-1-1
2. Ollie Sharp (Auckland/Suzuki) 2-2-2
3. Shannon Hewetson (Nelson/Yamaha) 3-3-3
Woodville GP125 top-3
1. Damien King (Cambridge/Yamaha) 1-1-1
2. Cameron Negus (Rotorua/Yamaha) 2-3-3
3. Shaun Fogarty (Auckland/Kawasaki) 3-4-2
Woodville International Race top-5
1. Josh Coppins (Motueka/Yamaha)
2. Daryl Hurley (Hawera/Suzuki)
3. Cody Cooper (Mount Maunganui/Honda)
4. Justin McDonald (Christchurch/Honda)
5. Scott Columb (Queenstown/Suzuki)
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Josh Coppins unbeaten at Woodville –ozzy go- fullnoise.com.au
Ben Townley RedBull Interview -ozzy go-
A Heel Injured Side-Lined Towley until the east coast
rounds. read the interview on redbull-usa.com
pic from hondaredriders.com
Ben Townley Presentation On RedBull USA -ozzy go-
No Ego, Just Tones Of Talent
You may think professional motocross racers are a jaded bunch
who take top-flight machinery for granted, but you won't catch a
whiff of that from Ben Townley. A 23-year-old Kiwi who is new to
the Honda Red Bull Racing team, Townley has won championships
on three continents. Yet his eyes still sparkle when he talks about
his first ride on a Honda motocross bike-and a stock one at that!
When I was still in New Zealand and I knew I was coming to ride
on the Honda Red Bull Racing team, I got a stock CRF450R and
did some riding on my farm. I wanted to try one before I arrived
here in America and got my racebike from the team.
"This was my first time on a Honda CRF, and I really enjoyed it-I
couldn't believe how good a stock bike could feel right out of the
crate from a dealership! I felt like I fit it well, and that's
something that's really important for me-I have to feel very
comfortable on a bike if I'm going to do well, and it felt right from
day one."
And that was just the beginning. After settling into life on the
Honda Red Bull Racing team, things only got better for Townley.
"The ergonomics between the CRF450R and CRF250R are pretty
similar, so that has also worked out real well. Now that I have my
racebikes, I've found that the size of my CRF250R also suits me
well. The ergonomics are so good it's made it easy for me to jell
with the bike, and I'm really happy with that.
On the track, Honda's CRF250R chassis is really good for
Supercross; it turns extremely well, and that makes life easier for
me. It also has an engine that's quite torquey, with a wide range
of power, and that makes it easy to ride. And the brakes on the
CRF250R are unreal! That was the very first thing I noticed about
the bike. I'm a big front-brake person, and I immediately noticed
the CRF250R has huge braking power in the front. As a whole
package the Honda CRF is an amazingly good bike for racing at
the pro level."
Townley began racing while quite young and soon conquered
everything in sight in his home country, New Zealand. So it was
time to broaden his horizons-at an astonishingly young age.
"As a kid, growing up I loved racing," he explained. "I was about
six years old when I started racing. As I got older I watched
Motocross and Supercross races on TV from America. It became
a dream of mine to race in America. full story on RedBull-USA
pic from hondaredriders.com
Josh Coppins MXLarge Interview -ozzy go-
Rinaldi Yamaha rider Josh Coppins is busy working away in the
warmth of his homeland of New Zealand. Refreshed from some
beach time and time with the family Coppins is now starting his
serious training in preperation for his challenge to Steve Ramon
and that number one plate. We caught up with Josh on a sunny
day in the middle of summer. Relaxed on his deck chair he was
about to go riding with his best mate Scotty Columb. interview on
mxlarge.com - pic from fullnoise.com.au
Never Say Never - Hurrah Hurley & Unlucky Luke -ozzy go- suzuki.co.nz
2007 New Zeland Motocross Championship Final Standings
500cc class
1. Daryl Hurley (Hawera, Suzuki) 246 points
2. Peter Broxholme (Tauranga, Honda) 242
3. Cody Cooper (Mount Maunganui, Honda) 216
4. Nick Saunders (Taupo, Kawasaki) 172
5. Nathan Brochtrup (Australia, Honda) 150
250cc class
1. Michael Phillips (Rotorua, Kawasaki) 255 points
2. Damien King (Cambridge, Yamaha) 247
3. Shayne King (New Plymouth, Honda) 237
4. Brad Groombridge (Taupo, Kawasaki) 204
5. Luke Burkhart (Hawera, Suzuki) 195
125cc class
1. Damien King (Cambridge, Yamaha) 285 points
2. Justin McDonald (Christchurch, Honda) 212
3. Michael Menchi (Waikanae, Suzuki) 204
4. Jesse Wiki (Hamilton, Kawasaki) 195
5. Mark Penny (Te Awamutu, Suzuki) 173
Women’s class
1. Katherine Prumm (Auckland, Kawasaki) 300 points
2. Kristy Gillespie (Australia, KTM) 250
3. Letitia Alabaster (Raetihi, Yamaha) 219
Cody Cooper stretches lead at NZ Motocross Championships -ozzy go- fullnoise.com.au
Hastings, New Zealand, November 11, 2007
2007 New Zealand MX Championships Round 1
Hastings 500cc Class top-3
1. Cody Cooper (Honda) 75pts (1-1-1)
2. Peter Broxholme (Honda) 62pts
3. Daryl Hurley (Suzuki) 57pts
Hastings 250cc Class top-3
1. Shayne King (Honda CR250) 64pts (2-3-2)
2. Luke Burkhart (Suzuki RMZ250) 61pts (1-2-7)
3. Michael Phillips (Kawasaki KX250) 58pts (3-4-3)
Hastings 125cc Class top-3
1. Damien King (Yamaha) 70pts
2. Michael Menchi (Suzuki) 60pts
3. Mark Penny (Suzuki)52pts
Hastings Womens winner
1. Katherine Prumm (Kawasaki) 75pts (1-1-1)
500cc class top-3 standings after round 3 -of 4
1. Cody Cooper (Mount Maunganui - Honda) 216pts/6 wins
2. Daryl Hurley (Hawera - Suzuki) 192pts/3 wins
3. Peter Broxholme (Tauranga - Honda) 172pts
250cc class top-3 standings after round 3 -of 4
1. Luke Burkhart (Hawera - Suzuki RMZ250) 195pts/5 wins
2. Michael Phillips (Rotorua - Kawasaki KX250) 191pts/1 win
3. Damien King (Cambridge - Yamaha YZ250) 177pts/2 wins
125cc class top-3 standings after round 3 -of 4
1. Damien King (Cambridge - Yamaha) 217pts/7 wins
2. Michael Menchi (Waikanae, Suzuki) 152pts
3. Justin McDonald (Christchurch - Honda) 146pts/2 wins
Women’s class top-3 standings after round 3 -of 4
1. Katherine Prumm (Auckland - Kawasaki) 225pts/9 wins
2. Kristy Gillespie (Australia - KTM) 184pts
3. Letitia Alabaster (Raetihi - Yamaha) 161pts
Damien King (#1) two weeks ago at the IOMXC
Suzuki Scores 2nd & 3rd in Oceania MX Championship -ozzy go-
Team Shift Motul Suzuki rider, Daryl Hurley clinched second place in the
2007 International Oceania Motocross Championship at Barrabool (VIC),
today, ahead of American racing hero and guest team mate, Ryan Hughes
in third place.
Piloting the Team Shift Motul Suzuki prepared RM-Z450, US star rider
Hughes made a strong start narrowly missing the holeshot in the opening
20-minute Pro Open moto and running in the top three with the race lead
in sight.
As the current world number two, Josh Coppins, assumed the lead ahead
of Craig Anderson, Hughes remained in touch in third until a small moment
on the fourth lap saw him give Anderson some breathing space and the
leading trio spread out but maintained position until the chequered flag.
Team Shift Motul Suzuki regular, Daryl Hurley made a slower start in the
first Pro Open race, completing the opening lap in ninth place, but the
former Australian Motocross Champion delivered a sizzling performance as
he charged through the field and closed in on the leaders.
On lap seven, Hurley made a move to grab sixth spot and on the following
lap passed Michael Addison and Daniel McCoy to claim fourth place and
began reeling in fellow Suzuki rider, Hughes.
While Hurley continued to close the gap to Hughes, the New Zealander ran
out of laps before the chequered flag and had to settle for fourth place.
The second Pro Open race got underway with an action packed opening
lap that had Hurley duelling with Hughes for third place. Hughes won out
and left Hurley to battle with slow starting Coppins. On the second lap
Hughes and Coppins had a coming together which dropped both riders
down the order, elevating... full story on suzukimotorcycles.com.au
pic from freelancephotography.co.nz
Josh Coppins cleans up International MX in Barrabool
The NZ vs Australia race format which sees the best Pro,
Junior and Women riders from each country battle it out
at the famous Barrabool circuit west of Melbourne, has
seen Kiwi star Josh Coppins blitz all races at the annual
event. The NZ team captain won both Pro races, the one
on-one Super Pole against former GP rival and guest
American racer Ryan Hughs, and to add the icing on the
cake, Coppins cleaned up the Pro feature race which had
the 20 top scoring Pro Lites riders trying to making their
mark against the 20 top Pro Open riders.
“I really enjoyed myself this weekend” smiled Coppins. “I
set the fastest time in practice and qualifying on Saturday
and stayed out of trouble on Sunday and managed to win
all races. The track was fast and technical which I liked
and we had good weather with some wind in the morning
making it a bit dusty.”
Despite Coppins’s full house of wins, Team NZ were still
not able to pry the trophy from a hungry Aussie team.
“NZ did well in the Pro class and in the woman’s class
with a great ride from Katherine Prumm but we really
struggled in the Junior classes which I guess is where we
lost out to Australia. I love doing this event and am going
to stay on a little longer in Oz for a bit of a holiday before
heading back home to Motueka.” added the factory
Yamaha racer. joshcoppins.com
Australia claim Oceania Motocross Championship honours -ozzy go- fullnoise.com.au
Australia has claimed the Oceania Championship for the third
year in a row on the back of a strong performance by it's Lites
and Junior riders at the iconic Barabool motocross circuit just
outside of Geelong, Victoria, over the weekend.
World Championship top runner Josh Coppins once again lead the
Kiwi charge and took out the Pro Open class in fairly easy fashion
ahead of his compatriot Daryl Hurley. American motocross legend
Ryan Hughes rounded out the Pro Open podium with third overall.
“I really enjoyed myself this weekend” smiled Coppins. “I set the
fastest time in practice and qualifying on Saturday and stayed out
of trouble on Sunday and managed to win all races. The track was
fast and technical which I liked and we had good weather with
some wind in the morning making it a bit dusty.”
Hurley, who has had a shocking run with injuries found some of
the form that has seen him at the top of the motocross tree in the
past. "Even though I didn't get great starts, my speed was good
overall today and I managed to get through and make passes in
every race. "To get second to Josh feels pretty good, especially in
the second race. He nearly won the World Championship so I'm
pretty happy to have been able torun with him and finish second
to him, today." 
Hughes was happy with his third and really enjoyed the event and
level of competition, but despite his admission that he ran out of a
bit of fitness he still lived up to his hard racing reputation and
delivered a great ride for the fans and proved to be a tough
competitor. "I've never raced in Australia before, but I've had so
many great people help bring me out here to race this weekend,
the track is great and the level of competition is so strong that I
definitely want to come back and do this event again next year,"
the American MX icon said. full story on fullnoise.com.au
Barrabool, Geelong, Victoria, Australia, October 28, 2007
2007 International Oceania Motocross Championship
Australia 722 points
New Zealand 557 points
Pro Open class
1. Josh Coppins (New Zealand/Yamaha) 1-1-1
2. Daryl Hurley (New Zealand/Suzuki) 4-2-2
3. Ryan Hughes (USA/Suzuki) 3-3-3
4. Craig Anderson (Australia/Honda) 2-4-8
5. Jay Marmont (Australia) 7-5-4
6. Daniel McCoy (Australia/Honda) 5-6-7
7. Ryan Marmont (Australia) 9-7-6
8. Peter Boyle (Australia) 8-10-5
9. Michael Addison (Australia) 6-8-17
10. Nathan Brocktrup (Australia) 12-12-9
Pro Lites class
1. Jake Moss (Australia/Yamaha) 8-2-1
2. Cameron Taylor (Australia) 7-3-2
3. Lewis Stewart (Australia) 4-4-3
4. Luke Burkhart (New Zealand/Suzuki) 15-1-4
5. Dean Ferris (Australia) 5-6-6
6. Lewis Woods (Australia) 9-5-7
7. Danny Anderson (Australia) 3-8-12
8. Michael Phillips (New Zealand) 6-7-11
9. Kirk Gibbs (Australia) 2-dnf-5
10. Todd Waters (Australia) 14-13-9
14. Luke George (Australia) 1-dnf-dnf
Junior
1. Tye Simmonds (Australia/KTM) 1-1-1
2. Ross Beaton (Australia/Yamaha) 3-3-2
3. Hamish Dobbyn (New Zealand) 4-4-3
6. Luke Arbon (Australia) 2-2-dns
Womens
1. Katherine Prumm (New Zealand/Kawasaki) 1-1-1
2. Kristy Gillespie (Australia) 2-2-2
3. Ashlea Bates (Australia/Kawasaki) 3-3-3
pics from freelancephotography.co.nz
Ben Townley Injures Foot While Practicing
Torrance, CA - October 26, 2007
American Honda factory motocross racer Ben Townley recently
injured his right foot while practicing for the 2008 racing season.
Townley suffered a minor fracture that does not require surgery.
Plans for Townley’s 2008 Supercross and motocross racing
schedule have not been changed. RacerX - pic from vitalmx.com
All set for thrilling Oceania battle -ozzy go- oceaniamx.com
Australia has named a crack team to take on the star-studded New Zealanders in
the International Oceania MX Championship at McAdam Park, Barrabool (Vic) on October
27-28.
The showpiece trans-Tasman event, back at McAdam Park after a two-year absence,
promises to be yet another battle royale, with multiple national motocross and
supercross champion Craig Anderson to captain the Australians against the might of
New Zealand, which has world No. 3 Josh Coppins and the prodigiously talented
Katherine Prumm on its roster.
In addition to the marquee names from Australia and New Zealand, American
veteran Ryan “Ryno” Hughes will add even more lustre to the event.
Although he’ll only be fighting for individual, rather than team honours, the 34-year-
old Californian will undoubtedly be one of the crowd favourites.
Hughes was a member of American’s 2000 Motocross of Nations (MXON)-winning
team, alongside the incomparable Ricky Carmichael and Travis Pastrana.
"The Aussies and Kiwis might like to beat Americans, well we Americans like to beat
everybody,” said Hughes. “I'm coming down there to win.”
Both Oceania teams will be made up of 14 riders, comprising four apiece in the Pro
Open and Pro Lites categories, and three each in Juniors and Women.
Two races will be held per class, with the 28 ‘championship’ riders to be joined by
international rider Hughes who is ready to “mix it up” amongst the throng of
competitors from Australia and New Zealand.
This year’s Oceania format will also include the Pro Shootout and Pro Feature races.
The latter will see the top 20 Pro Lites and top 20 Pro Open riders compete in an all
in, best of the best race, which promises to be the... full story on oceaniamx.com
Daryl Hurley in New Zealand MX Championship
pic from suzuki.co.nz
Second place for Coppins at Weston Beach race
Josh Coppins has lined up against a field of over 1150 off road
riders for his Weston Beach Race debut this past weekend. In his
second to last event before returning home to NZ, the Kiwi battled
it out with fellow Motocross rival, Steve Ramon, chasing the
Belgian over the rutted and sandy Weston Beach dunes in what is
considered the largest off road event in the UK.
“I didn’t know what to expect at this race.” admitted Coppins. “I
have heard a lot about the Weston Beach race and now that I
have one under my belt I’m going to be back for more. I rode a
complete standard YZ450F 2008 model and was amazed how well
the bike pulled and held up in the deep sand. We ran stock
suspension and a standard fuel tank so I just had to stop more
often to re-fuel which is obviously where I lost some time.”
Perfect weather conditions made the circuit somewhat easier on
the competitors nonetheless the race was cut 30 mins short for
safety reasons which saw Coppins follow home Steve Ramon in
second place.
“I took it easy on the first lap and was around 20th position after
the start. Mike Brown and Steve Ramon were long gone but then
‘Brownie’ cooked his clutch and after the first hour I was 2
minutes off of Steve. I got a rhythm going and closed down the
gap to 50 seconds by the time the organisers red flagged the race
so I was pumped with my riding and fitness.”
Coppins returns to NZ on Tuesday only to catch a connecting
flight to Australia where he will take part in the International
Oceania Motocross Championships in Barrabool on the 27-28
October. (www.oceaniamx.com) joshcoppins.com
Weston-super-Mare, North Somerset coast, England, 10-20-2007
2007 Weston Beach Race - Main Solo Class - 1049 riders
1. Steve Ramon (Suzuki 450) 2 Hours 08 min. 45 sec.
2. Josh Coppins (Yamaha 450) +3 min. 00.92
3. Brad Anderson (Yamaha 450) +4 min. 24.06
4. Timotei Potisek (Honda 450) +6 min. 46.91
5. Ashley Greedy (Honda 250) +8 min. 29.90
6. Jamie Lewis (Honda 450) +17 min. 16.52
7. Finbarr Kneafsey (Honda 450) +19 min. 38.89
8. Rob Meek (Honda 450) +19 min. 40.71
9. Nick Life (Yamaha 450) +19 min. 54.13
10. Rick Du-Feu (Kawasaki 250) +1 Lap
11. Paul Bolton (Honda 250) +1 Lap
12. Darren Scott (Suzuki 250) +1 Lap
13. James Painton (Honda 450) +1 Lap
pics from bbc.co.uk - Weston Beach Race 2007 pictures
Josh Coppins MXLarge Interview -ozzy go-
The 2007 season is now a month over and the
Grand Prix riders can enjoy a little time off from
erious racing. Some are doing off-season events
like the Mettet Superbiker, or the Bercy Supercross.
New Zealands Josh Coppins contested the Superbiker
last weekend and we caught up with the Rinaldi
Yamaha rider and asked him a few questions about
his off-season and what is coming up for him.
interview on mxlarge.com - pic from
joshcoppins.com
Daryl Hurley fights back at New Zealand Motocross Championships round 2 -ozzy go- Fullnoise
Rotorua, New Zealand, October 15, 2007
Rotorua 500cc Class top-5
1. Daryl Hurley (Suzuki) 2-1-1
2. Cody Cooper (Honda) 1-2-2
3. Peter Broxholme (Honda) 3-3-3
4. Shaun Fogarty (Kawasaki) 4-5-4
5. Jesse Donnelly (Yamaha) 5-4-6
Rotorua 250cc Class top-5
1. Michael Phillips (Kawasaki KX250) 2-1-2
2. Damien King (Yamaha YZ250) 4-2-1
3. Luke Burkhart (Suzuki RMZ250) 1-5-4
4. Shayne King (Honda CR250) 3-4-3
5. Brad Groombridge (Kawasaki KX250) 15-3-5
Rotorua 125cc Class top-5
1. Damien King (Yamaha) 1-1-1
2. Cameron Negus (Yamaha) 6-3-2
3. Matt Hunt (Suzuki) 2-6-3
4. Justin McDonald (Honda) 4-2-9
5. Mark Penny (Suzuki) 8-4-4
Rotorua Womens
1. Katherine Prumm (Kawasaki) 1-1-1
NZ Motocross Championships standings after round two
500cc class top-3
1. Cody Cooper (Mount Maunganui - Honda) 141pts/3 wins
2. Daryl Hurley (Hawera - Suzuki) 135pts/3 wins
3. Peter Broxholme (Tauranga - Honda) 110pts
250cc class top-3
1. Luke Burkhart (Hawera - Suzuki RMZ250) 134pts/4 wins
2. Michael Phillips (Rotorua - Kawasaki KX250) 133pts/1 win
3. Damien King (Cambridge - Yamaha YZ250) 121pts/1 win
125cc class top-3
1. Damien King (Cambridge - Yamaha) 147pts/5 wins
2. Justin McDonald (Christchurch - Honda) 121pts/1 win
3. Cameron Negus (Rotorua - Yamaha) 100pts
Women’s class top-3
1. Katherine Prumm (Auckland - Kawasaki) 150pts/6 wins
2. Nikki Scott (Auckland - KTM) 126pts
3. Kristy Gillespie (Australia - KTM) 64pts
Round one done and dusted -ozzy go- fullnoise.com.au
2007 New Zealand Motocross Championships Round 1
Pleasant Point, Timaru, New Zealand, 30th September, 2007
Pleasant Point 500cc class
1. Cody Cooper (Honda) 2-1-1
2. Daryl Hurley (Suzuki) 1-4-2
3. Justin McDonald (Honda) 4-3-4
4. Cheyne Boyd (Yamaha) 3-2-13
5. Peter Broxholme (Honda) 6-6-3
6. Ryan Marmont (KTM) 5-4-6
7. Nick Saunders (Kawasaki) 8-7-5
8. Matt Haworth () 7-8-7
9. Aden de Jager () 11-9-8
10. Nathan Brochtrup (Honda) 9-10-9
Pleasant Point 250cc Class
1. Luke Burkhart (Suzuki RMZ250) 1-1-1
2. Michael Phillips (Kawasaki KX250)
3. Damien King (Yamaha YZ250)
4. Brad Groombridge (Kawasaki KX250)
5. Shayne King (Honda CR250)
Pleasant Point 125cc class
1. Damien King (Yamaha) 2-1-1
2. Justin McDonald (Honda) 1-2-2
3. Michael Menchi ()
4. Jesse Wiki (Kawasaki)
5. Hayden McKay (Yamaha)
Redmond AMA Supermoto
2007 AMA Supermoto Championship Round 7 - Deschutes County Expo Center - Redmond, OR, September 29, 2007
Burkhart breaks championship tie with convincing win -ozzy go- amasupermoto.com
Redmond AMA Red Bull Supermoto
1. Mark Burkhart (#6 Yamaha YZ450F)
2. Jeff Ward (#1 Honda CRF450R)
3. Troy Herfoss (#7 KTM 450SX)
4. Micky Dymond (#43 Honda CRF450R)
5. Steve Drew (#73 Yamaha WR450F)
6. Jason Conlon (#294 Honda CRF450R)
7. Benjamin Carlson (#45 Aprilia RXV450)
8. Cassidy Anderson (#15 Honda CRF450R)
9. Chris Fillmore (#11 Kawasaki KX450F)
10. David Baffeleuf (#23 Husqvarna SM450RR)
AMA PPG Supermoto Championship Standings after Round 7
1. Burkhart (Yamaha Graves Motosports) 158pts/5 wins/5 top-3
1. Jeff Ward (Troy Lee Designs Honda) 155pts/1 win/7 top-3
3. Micky Dymond (All Access Honda) 122pts/1 win/1 top-3
4. Troy Herfoss (KTM Hard Equipment) 118pts/3 top-3
5. Steve Drew (Mach1 Yamaha) 102pts
6. Chris Fillmore (Monster Energy Kawasaki) 95pts/2 top-3
7. Jason Conlon (CHM Exhaust Honda) 82pts
8. Cassidy Anderson (Troy Lee Designs Honda) 71pts/2 top-3
9. Ben Carlson (Factory Aprilia Rip It Energy Racing) 69pts
10. Robbie Horton (Monster Energy Kawasaki) 67pts
Atkins gets his first -ozzy go- amasupermoto
Redmond AMA PPG Supermoto Unlimited
1. Darryl Atkins (#54 Aprilia RXV550)
2. David Baffeleuf (#23 Husqvarna TC510)
3. Robert Loire (#502 Husaberg FS650c)
4. John Lewis (#21 KTM 560SX-F)
5. Ben Carlson (#1 Aprilia RXV550)
6. Ryan Pugh (#112 KTM 560SMR)
7. Adam Cini (#33 Husqvarna SMR510)
8. Cory Gabbert (#718 KTM 560SMR)
9. Graham Gustin (#833 KTM 560SMR)
10. Travis Marks (#64 KTM 560SMR)
AMA Red Bull Supermoto Unlimited Standings
1. Ben Carlson (Rip It Energy Aprilia) 163pts/5 wins/6 top-3
2. Darryl Atkins (Rip It Energy Aprilia) 123pts/1 win/3 top-3
3. Robert Loire (Husaberg) 118pts/2 top-3
4. Kurt Nicoll (HMC KTM) 111pts, 1 win, 5 top-3
5. Travis Marks (Rockstar KTM) 97pts
6. Josh Chisum (KTM) 93pts/2 top-3
7. Brian Capper (KTM Hard Equipment) 80pts
8. John Lewis (KTM Hard Equipment) 72pts, 2 top-3
9. Cory Gabbert (KTM Hutt.com) 70pts
10. Donald Wanat (Rockstar KTM) 66pts
Currie takes control of Lites title race -ozzy go- amasupermoto.com
Redmond AMA Hot Wheels Supermoto
1. Brandon Currie (#2 Yamaha YZ250F)
2. Adam Cini (#33 Husqvarna TC250)
3. Dalton Dimick (#27 Kawasaki KX250F)
4. Robbie Smith (#660 Yamaha YZ250F)
5. Steve Marty (#138 KTM 250SX-F)
6. Andrew Hyder (#995 Yamaha YZ250F)
7. Jamie Siever (#90 Yamaha YZ250F)
8. Michael Corbino (#779 Yamaha YZ250F)
9. Cameron Welsh (#752 Yamaha YZ250F)
10. Tyler Teegarden (#209 Kawasaki KX250F)
AMA Hot Wheels Supermoto Lites Standings after Round 7
1. Currie (Graves Motorsports Yamaha) 163pts/3 wins/7 top-3
2. David Pingree (Troy Lee Designs Honda) 144pts/4 wins/6 top-3
3. Adam Cini (LA Fuel Husqvarna) 129pts/3 top-3
4. Dalton Dimick (Monster Energy Kawasaki) 105pts/1 top-3
5. Jamie Siever (Scott's Speed Shop Yamaha) 96pts
6. Matt Abbott (Monster Energy Kawasaki) 83pts, 1 top-3
7. Andrew Hyder (Yamaha of Columbus) 78pts
8. Steve Marty (Thor Vortex KTM) 57pts
9. Chad Cose (BP Racing KTM) 50pts
10. Troy Lee (Troy Lee Designs Honda) 49pts
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