Hangtown MX Classic Pre-Race Notes: Welcome to Cycle News Online's live Virtual Grandstand coverage of Round #1 of the AMA Chevrolet Motocross Championship from the 36th Annual Hangtown Motocross Classic at Prairie City SVCR near Sacramento, California...this weekend's event is promoted by the Dirt Diggers Motorcycle Club, presented by Off-Road Outlets and sponsored by Honda. With the change in the series dates making Hangtown the opening round, the Dirt Diggers look to have a record-setting crown on their hands today. The hillsides are packed all the way around the facility, making today look rather "Euro" with the return to the outdoors as the dirt ribbon track threads its way up and down and around the masses. The Dirt Diggers have certainly earned their name, putting in an enormous amount of work on the track in the past several months resulting ain a relocated starting gate (now just under and in front of the announcing tower) and some refinements with added turns and sections of the course. Another significant change to the Hangtown starting gate is the return from the old pavement launch pad to natural dirt. The Hangtown Motocross Classic will be a fitting name for today's racing - the weather is looking perfect - 68 degrees in the morning, fair skies, with a predicted 80 degree high temp this afternoon. The Dirt Diggers have watering crews surrounding the course and are planning to keep it in optimum racing conditions all day. TV Time: Today's Hangtown MX National will air on ESPN2 Saturday, May 22nd from Noon to 1pm EST (125 Class) and 1pm to 2pm EST (250 Class), with a repeat airing on Friday, May 28th from 3 to 4am EST (125 Class) and 4 to 5am EST (250 Class). Don't miss it. Fast Kid: Josh Grant won the first 125 morning qualifier, which took the top 13 riders (of 29 who lined up) into the main motos later today. Check out who finished behind him: 1. Josh Grant (Hon); 2. Eric Sorby (Kaw); 3. Danny Smith (Yam); 4. Matt Walker (Kaw); 5. Donnie McGourty (Kaw); 6. Derek Costella (Suz); 7. Chris Whitcraft (Yam); 8. Stephane Roncada (Kaw); 9. Ryan Morais (Hon); 10. Nathan Ramsey (Hon); 11. Michael Blose (Yam); 12. Brett Metcalfe (KTM); 13. Daryl Hurley (Suz). Notable riders who did not yet qualify out of that race include Ryan Mills, Jeremy Chaussee, Josh Summey, Kevin W. Johnson, Richie Owens and Davi Millsaps. They have to give it one more shot in the LCQ. Our live coverage of today's racing will get underway at 1pm PST. 125cc Moto One: The 125 riders are lining up on the gate...we're ready for the main motos to get underway...they're rolling on the sighting lap...on the gate, Ryan Hughes is on the far inside position, James Stewart is about in the middle of the left side from the doghouse, and Ramsey is on the far right / outside line...with the new start chute, it looks like any position could be a good one...the 30 second board is up...the board goes sideways, the AMA official sprints out of the way, the gate slams to the dirt, and the first holeshot of the 2004 AMA Chevrolet Motocross Championship season goes to...Josh Grant on the Honda!...followed by Gosselaar, Sorby, Tedesco, and Hepler, and Stewart... Lap 2 - as the rider cross the stripe for the first time, the running order is Grant opening a lead, then Goosselar, Sorby, Bubba, Brown, and Tedesco...Grant is actually trying to check out...Sorby holding 2nd, Stewart moves to 3rd...Hepler crashes & gets back up... Lap 3 - Josh Grant in his first-ever outdoor National is still holding a nice lead, Stewart's now into 2nd and looking to close the gap...Grant falls down!...Stewart takes over the lead, followed by Sorby, Gosselaar, Tedesco...Grant having a hard time getting his 4-stroke restarted...three Kawasakis running at the front...Bubba, Sorby, Roncada, Brown, Tedesco...Millsaps is running way in the back...Grant still unable to get the bike started, pushes off the track now... Lap 4 - Stewart already carrying a 4.5 second lead, then Sorby, Roncada, Gosselaar, Brown, Tedesco, Hughes...good dice between for Sorby and Roncada for 2nd...Brown now up into 4th...followed by Gosselaar, Tedesco...Hughes is on the gas, trying to get up to the leading groups... Lap 5 - Stewart is railing the course, but Sorby and Roncada are keeping relatively close...after them, it's a pretty tight battle between Brown, Hughes (now up to 5th), Brown, Gosselaar... Lap 6 - Hughes closes up on Brown, looking to move into 4th...Stewart has about 10-second lead, then it's Roncada, Sorby, Brown, Hughes, ...Hughes makes the pass at the bottom of the big hill...Brown retaliates and takes it back...Gosselaar is right there in case those two take each other out... Lap 7 - Stewart leads by 7 seconds, while Roncada and Sorby continue to ride at a strong pace, those two about 2.5 seconds aprt, then it's a 4-way race between Hughes (now back up to 4th) then Brown, Gosselaar, Tedesco... Lap 8 - Stewart by 8 seconds, then Roncada, Sorby, Hughes, Brown, Tedesco, Gosselaar, Danny Smith, Lamson, Carpenter, Narita...the riders are being shown the halfway flags...Hughes is trying to get clear of Brown, but so far it's more like he's bringing him along... Lap 9 - Stewart increasing his lead to 10+ seconds, Roncada, Sorby, Hughes needs to close up some 8+ seconds on Sorby to move to the next position...Brown is hounding Hughes, tried to pass at the same place Hughes got him earlier, but couldn't make it stick...Josh Grant is back rolling on the track... Lap 10 - Stewart, Roncada, Sorby all pretty spread out now...then Hughes still trying to hold off Brown, then Tedesco, Gosselaar, then Lamson, Danny Smith racing close, then Carpenter, Hepler...Stewart's maintaining a steady 8+ second lead over Roncada... Lap 11 - Stewart is beginning to pass through lappers, no change with Roncada & Sorby, Hughes trying to add distance over Brown, but Brown's still hanging tough...Tedesco, Gosselaar are spread out a bit, Lamson getting pressure from Danny Smith...Hepler just ahead of Carpenter & Walker...Narita pulls out of the moto... Lap 12 - Stewart leads by some 12+ seconds, then Roncada,Sorby unchanged, Hughes now only about 4 seconds behind Sorby...Josh Grant's now out of the race...Lamson passes Gosselaar to move up...Walker crashes, gets back up... Lap 13 - Hughes moves up to challenge Sorby for 3rd...the crowd's cheering Hughes along...Hughes looks for a way around and passes Sorby on the outside of the far jump / whoops section...Sorby drops back to 4th...two 2-strokes in the top 4, and 2 4-strokes... Lap 14 - Sorby not giving it up, pulls back alongside and out-drag races Hughes up the hill...Hughes goes for the alternate lines, they go side by side back up the next hill...both riders funning hard and fast, and Brown now moves up to join the fray...Hughes takes the 3rd spot back from Sorby, and Brown looks to get by as they head into the back section... Lap 15 - 2 laps to go, it's Stewart, Roncada, Hughes, Sorby, Brown, Tedesco, Lamson, Danny Smith, Gosselaar, Hepler, Adams, Carpenter... Lap 16 - White flag / last lap: Stewart leads by 10 seconds, Roncada still alone in 2nd, then the battle between Hughes, Sorby & Brown goes on - they're just far enough apart that might not change, then it's Tedesco, Lamson, Smith, Gosselaar, Hepler, Adams, Carpenter... At the flag it's Stewart taking his 20th unbeaten National moto win; followed by Roncada, Hughes, and Brown steals the next spot from Sorby in the last turn, then Tedesco, Lamson, Danny Smith, Gosselaar, Hepler, Adams, Carpenter, Ramsey. 125 Moto 1 Results (Official): 1. James Stewart (Kaw); 2. Stephane Roncada (Kaw); 3. Ryan Hughes (KTM); 4. Mike Brown (Yam); 5. Eric Sorby (Kaw); 6. Ivan Tedesco (Kaw); 7. Steve Lamson (Hon); 8. Danny Smith (Yam); 9. Chris Gosselaar (Hon); 10. Broc Hepler (Suz); 11. Troy Adams (Kaw); 12. Paul Carpenter (Kaw); 13. Nate Ramsey (Hon); 14. Daryl Hurley (Suz); 15. Sean Collier (Hon); 16. Josh Hansen (Yam); 17. Kelly Smith (Yam); 18. Ryan Morais (Hon); 19. Brett Metcalfe (KTM); 20. Davi Millsaps (Suz); 21. Ryan Mills (Hon); 22. Michael Blose (Yam); 23. Chris Whitcraft (Yam); 24. Levi Reid (Suz); 25. Matthiew Lalloz (Hon); 26. Derek Costella (Suz); 27. Matt Barnes (Hon); 28. Gavin Gracyk (Kaw); 29. Evan Laughridge (Suz); 30. Tucker Hibbert (Suz). 250cc Moto One: Remember a couple weeks ago when James Stewart raced at the Las Vegas Supercross Final with the old-school Damon Bradshaw replica Fox Racing gear? As the 250s are lining up for their first moto, Carmichael is debuting his return to racing with a similar - but all-red set of the cool old "Spiderweb" pattern Fox gear reminiscent of that era...and of the back of RC's pants is stitched "Seabiscuit", certainly a reference to the movie from last year about the tough old racehorse that would never quit... It looks like the consensus now is that the left side of the gate is the preferred place to start, as Reed, Langston, Hamblin, Carmichael, Ferry, Vuillemin, and Wey are on that side... The 250 riders are on the gate...the 30-second board is up...goes sideways, and as the gate drops the first 250 moto holeshot goes to Jason Thomas...Carmichael moves into the lead, the order early is Carmichael, Vuillemin, Windham, Reed, Thomas, and Rusty Holland... Lap 2 - Carmicheal streaks across the line to lead the second lap, followed by Vuillemin, Windham, Reed, Holland, Thoma, and Stiles, then Langston, Hamblin, Voss, Ferry, Roy, Povolny, Wey, and Clark...Vuillemin sticking right with RC, and Windham and Reed are hanging right with them as well...local hero Rusty Holland is shocking everyone by still holding down 5th... Lap 3 - Carmichael, Vuillemin, and Windham close in the top 3, Reed only a little bit back, then Holland, Langston, Stiles, Hamblin, and Roy...Windham is getting close enough to Vuillemin to be looking for a way around into 2nd...Vuillmin's trying to do the same on Carmichael...Vuillemin moves closer to RC and a bit ahead of Windham at the moment, while Reed reels in Windham just a bit...Langston moves past Holland to get into 5th... Lap 4 - Carmichael continues to stry to check out, but Vuillemin's not letting that happen...Windham getting continued pressure from Reed for 3rd...after those two close battles, it's about 12 seconds back to 5th, which is Langston... Lap 5 - Carmichael leading Vuillemin by about 2 seconds, then Windham and Reed still close...after the gap back to 5th held by Langston, it's Langston, Holland, Roy, Stiles... Lap 6 - Vuillemin still keeping Carmichael in sight, still about 2 seconds apart, classic race between Windham and Reed for 3rd...Hamblin's up into 5th, ahead of Langston, Holland, and Roy...after that it's Stiles, Voss, Povolny, and Ferry... Lap 7 - Langston pulls out of the moto...Carmichael has extended his gap over Vuillemin slightly to 3 seconds now... Lap 8 - Carmichael's now well out ahead of Vuillemin, who now has company in the form of Windham, getting pressure in a race for 2nd, while Reed's only slightly behind in 4th...Windham passes Vuillemin to move to 2nd...Vuillemin takes the spot back, Windham tries an inside move, doesn't work this time... Lap 9 - Carmichael leads by 13 seconds now, Windham 2nd...Reed passes Vuillemin to move into 3rd...Hamblin running 5th...Reed reels in Windham and now they'll be battling for 2nd... Lap 10 - Carmichael by 8 seconds ahead of Windham, still holding off a charging Reed, then Vuillemin...Reed goes alongside Windham up the hill, they launch down the big downhill double, and Reed makes the pass for 2nd at the bottom of the hill...Reed puts a couple bikelengths on Windham right away... Lap 11 - Carmichael leads by 10 seconds, while Windham takes 2nd back away from Reed, those two are going at it...Reed's giving no quarter, ducking roost up the hills and probing for opportunities to pass...Windham takes Reed's line from the lap earlier and holds the position, all eyes are on the battle... Lap 12 - Still a very close battle for 2nd between Windham currently ahead of Reed, then it's Vuillemin, Hamblin, Roy, Stiles, Holland, Voss, Wey, Povolny, Anderson, and Paget... Lap 13 - Lappers are becoming a factor, Carmichael unaffected, Windham threading his way through while Reed balked momentarily, allowed Windham to create a small gap over Reed as the laps are winding down... Lap 14 - Carmichael leads by still 10 seconds, Windham still 2nd and being closely pursued by Reed, then Vuillemin alone in 4th, after that it's Hamblin...Windham and Reed have clear track ahead of them, no more lappers in their way for a little while... Lap 15 - RC's shown the 2-lap sign by the AMA officials, looks like he'll be sailing to his first moto win aboard the 4-stroke Honda CRF450...We'll find out soon if Reed's been saving anything for Windham in the run to the finish...Vuillemin still running 4th, then Hamblin... Lap 16 - White flag is shown to Carmichael for the last lap...Windham seems to have added just a bit of space over Reed, but they're both putting out 100% for the final lap, going at it right down to the wire...at the checkers, the first 250 moto win goes to Ricky Carmichael. Windham's 2nd, then Reed, Vuillemin, Hamblin, Roy, Stiles, Voss, Wey, Holland, Paget, Byrne, Huffman, Anderson, Clark. 250 Moto 1 Results (Official) 1. Ricky Carmichael (Hon); 2. Kevin Windham (Hon); 3. Chad Reed (Yam); 4. David Vuillemin (Yam); 5. Sean Hamblin (Suz); 6. Jean Sebastien Roy (Hon); 7. Clark Stiles (Hon); 8. Heath Voss (Yam); 9. Nick Wey (Suz); 10. Rusty Holland (Hon); 11. Pierrick Paget (Hon); 12. Michael Byrne (Kaw); 13. Damon Huffman (Hon); 14. Craig Anderson (Hon); 15. Ryan Clark (Yam); 16. James Povolny (Hon); 17. Jason Thomas (Hon); 18. Doug Dehaan (Hon); 19. Casey Johnson (Kaw); 20. Joe Oehlhof (Hon); 21. Jeff Gibson (Yam); 22. Matt Karlsen (Hon); 23. Tim Ferry (Yam); 24. Keith R. Johnson (Yam); 25. Matthew Burris (Hon); 26. Erick Vallejo (Yam); 27. Chris Barrett (Hon); 28. Robb Floth (Suz); 29. Josh Cavanaugh (Hon); 30. Rory Sullivan (Hon). 125cc Moto Two: The 125 riders are lined up. As the gate falls, the 2nd moto 125 holeshot will go to Chris Gosselaar...Hughes goes down in the first turn...Roncada moves to the lead...it's Roncada, Goosselaar, Hepler, Tedesco, Stewart, Danny Smith...Tedesco and Danny Smith crash hard... Lap 2 - Roncada leads, followed by Hepler, Stewart jams up into 3rd, then Gosselaar, Brown, Grant, Walker, Sorby, and Kelly Smith...Stewart sets up Hepler to go for 2nd, Hepler closes the door on Stewart...Tedesco is out of the moto... Lap 3 - Stewart comes across ahead of Hepler, now 2nd...right after that, Stewart catches Roncada and makes the pass for the lead...It's Stewart, Roncada and Hepler up front, then Brown, Grant...Grant passes Brown for 4th...Roncada shows Stewart a wheel, and Hepler also looks for daylight and the opportunity to pass both Kawasaki riders for the lead...Brown moves back past Grant to get 4th back... Lap 4 - Steward, Roncada, and Hepler 1-2-3-, then Brown, Gosselaar, Grant, Walker, Sorby...Roncada takes the lead away from Stewart!...after a few laps, Stewart finds his way back around to the front, and Hepler is still right there with the battling Kawasaki duo... Lap 5 - Roncada takes the lead again!...Stewart is all over Roncada as they carve their way up and down the hillside sections, and Hepler is in perfect position if either or both the Kawasaki riders bobble in any way...Hepler looks up the inside line on Stewart...Roncada keeping it pinned all the way around the Hangtown track to keep ahead of Stewart and Hepler... Lap 6 - Stewart and Roncada are trading lines in their battle, allowing Hepler to pull right up on the back fender of Stewart...Hepler's able to spot opportunities and make up time while the two ahead are keeping each other busy... Lap 7 - Running order is Stewart back in the lead, chased by Roncada, Hepler, Brown, Walker, Grant, Ramsey, and Mills... Lap 8 - Still an excellent battle with Stewart just ahead of Roncada, Hepler now a little ways back...Roncada's still pressing Stewart looking for a way to pas...after Hepler, it's a long way back to Brown alone in 4th... Lap 9 - Stewart, Roncada, Hepler, Brown, Grant, Ramsey, Walker, Mills, Gosselaar, Kelly Smith...Roncada is shadowing Stewart all the way around the track...they're about 4-5 seconds ahead of Hepler now, and the race for the lead is the beston one on the track...Roncada tries to stuff Stewart, Bubba shuts the door one more time...after the race at Vegas, these two have no love lost...Roncada passes Stewart, over jumping & taking the lead!...This one's far from over...Hepler still about 4 seconds adrift... Lap 10 - Tedesco pulls off the track...Stewart comes across the line with the lead, and Roncada takes it back...Stewart takes it back again!...Stewart trying to hold off Roncada, riding defensively...Stewart blocks Roncada's line over a jump, Roncada had to make a hard correction...Roncada's forcing Stewart to pay attention to what's behind, besides what's ahead...Stewart taking Roncada's lines, Hepler not dropping any farther off behind them... Lap 11 - Stewart gets a few bikelengths over Roncada, order is Stewart, Roncada, Hepler, Brown... Lap 12 - Stewart has about 2 seconds over Roncada now, no big cushion by any means, but Roncada will need to reel him back in, if he has any chance at attempting any more passes for the lead...Hepler and Brown are running alone in 3rd and 4th respectively, then it's Ramsey, Mills, Grant, Kelly Smith, Gosselaar, Sellards... Lap 13 - Stewart slightly increases his lead over Roncada to about 3.5 seconds, both riders still charging late in the moto...Millsaps pulls off the track & heads back to the pits...for those wondering, Hughes is still in the moto, but running well back after his first turn mishap... Lap 14 - The 2-lap card is shown to Stewart and Roncada, with a difference now of over 5 seconds between the two...3rd place is still Hepler, 4th Brown,Gosselaar...Hughes is running around 12th... Last Lap - Stewart is waved the white flag, increasing his lead to nearly 7 seconds as we wind up the 2nd moto...Stewart's putting in a safe final lap taking no chances...at the checkered flag, the 2nd moto win, and overall 125 victory for the day goes to James Stewart. He's followed across the line by Roncada, Hepler, Brown, Ramsey. 125 Moto 2 Results (Unofficial) 1. James Stewart (Kaw); 2. Stephane Roncada (Kaw); 3. Broc Hepler (Suz); 4. Mike Brown (Yam); 5. Nate Ramsey (Hon); 6. Ryan Mills (Hon); 7. Ryan Morais (Hon); 8. Kelly Smith (Yam); 9. Chris Gosselaar (Hon); 10. Brock Sellards (Yam); 11. Ryan Hughes (KTM); 12. Sean Collier (Hon); 13. Danny Smith (Yam); 14. Daryl Hurley (Suz); 15. Brett Metcalfe (KTM); 16. Levi Reid (Suz). 250cc Moto Two: Neither Tim Ferry nor Grant Langston are lined up for the 2nd 250cc moto; coincidentally, both riders are nursing hand injuries that'll keep them out for the rest of the day. So - the holeshot for the 2nd 250 moto will go to Vuillemin followed by Carmichael...then it's Thomas, Hamblin, Anderson...Windham moves his way up to 4th, Reed's up to 6th...Windham moves to 4th... Lap 2 - As they come by it's now Carmichael (trying to check out, but Vuillemin repeating the 1st moto deal trying to keep RC in sight...Windham moves to 3rd, bringing Reed along with him now in 4th, Hamblin back to 5th...then it's Roy, Anderson, and Huffman...Vuillemin is able to pull Carmichael back, and is beginning to smill blood... Lap 3 - Carmichael and Vuillemin are once again the class of the class, these two some 7 seconds over Windham, but Windham's coming on strong...Reed still hanging with Windham and the two are making every effort to gain time on Carmichael & Vuillemin... Lap 4 - Carmichael with -2 seconds on Vuillemin, the Frensh rider works to look for any weak spots in Carmichael's defense...Carmichael is on an aggressive pace, and it may take a mistake on the Honda rider's part before it closes up much...meanwhile, Reed has closed up on Windham and is looking for an opportunity to make his move for 3rd... Lap 5 - Still about the same 2 seconds apart at the front between RC and DV, but Reed passes Windham to get into 3rd position...Reed immediately puts a couple secoinds over Windham and has a gap of some 12 seconds to cover to bridge the distance up ahead to Reed... Lap 6 - Running order is Carmichael, Vuillemin, Reed, Windham, Hamblin, Roy, Huffman, Voss, Byrne, Anderson, Paget, Thomas...the closest race at the moment is between Hamblin and Roy for 5th...Keith R. Johnson is out of this moto, as is Joe Oehlhof and Jeff Gibson... Lap 7 - Carmichael's carrying a 4.5-second lead over Vuillemin at this point, still not much suspense in the top positions...still 12 seconds from Vuillemin back to Reed, but Reed seems to be running fast enough lap times in order to get closer before the end of the race... Lap 8 - The crossed flags are out signifying the halfway point in the moto, Carmichael continues to lead the way.... Lap 9 - Carmichael 7 seconds over Vuillemin, while Reed has halved the difference between his position and Vuillemin, now just 6 seconds behind him...at this rate, unless Vuillemin picks it up considerably, Reed should be in passing position for 2nd within about 2 to 3 laps... Lap 10 - Reed's now within 5 seconds of Vuillemin, as the laps wind down that's where the most likely drama will be happening...Reed's running down Vuillemin and can see him in his sights...Vuillemin losing a little more time to Reed, now about 3 seconds apart... Lap 11 - Carmichael's lead on Vuillemin is a solid 10 seconds and not changing much...Reed's now just 2 seconds behind Vuillemin, and we're about to see some action...the question may not be if or even when Reed passes Vuillemin, but if he gets by, if there's any chance he might be able to cut into Carmichael's significant lead... Lap 12 - Vuillemin seems to have picked it up a bit now that he sees Reed closing fast...Reed closes it up some more though, only about a second back - oops - and then Reed blew a corner at the bottom of a hill, allowing Vuillemin to get away a bit...Reed recovers and sets back off after him, about 5+ seconds back now... Lap 13 - Carmichael leads Vuillemin by the same 10 seconds, looks like RC has this one pretty well covered...Vuillemin's maintaining his 5-6 second gap on Reed, there may not be enough time anymore for Reed to catch back up with his Yamaha teammate... Lap 14 - Running order is Carmichael, Vuillemin, Reed, Windham, Huffman, Hamblin, Roy, Voss, Byrne, Paget, Wey, Clark, Anderson, Thomas... Lap 15 - Carmichael sees the 2-lap sign, Vuillemin has continued to extend his lead over Reed toward the end of the moto... Last Lap - White flag is out, Carmichael completes his last time around the Hangtown track today and crosses the line 4+ seconds ahead, to take his 3rd consecutive 250 National MX win here...after that, the finish order is Vuillemin, Reed, Windham, Huffman, Hamblin, Roy, Voss, Byrne, Paget, Wey, Clark. 250 Moto 2 Results (Official): 1. Ricky Carmichael (Hon); 2. David Vuillemin (Yam); 3. Chad Reed (Yam); 4. Kevin Windham (Hon); 5. Damon Huffman (Hon); 6. Sean Hamblin (Suz); 7. Jean Sebastien Roy (Hon); 8. Heath Voss (Yam); 9. Michael Byrne (Kaw); 10. Pierrick Paget (Hon); 11. Nick Wey (Suz); 12. Ryan Clark (Yam); 13. Jason Thomas (Hon); 14. Craig Anderson (Hon); 15. Doug DeHaan (Yam); 16. Clark Stiles (Hon); 17. Kyle Lewis (Hon); 18. Anthony Amaradio (Hon); 19. Rusty Holland (Hon); 20. Mike Corder (Hon); 21. Chris Barrett (Hon); 22. Matthew Burris (Hon); 23. Erick Vallejo (Yam); 24. Ryan Abrigo (Suz); 25. Josh Cavanaugh (Hon). Thanks for tuning in - be sure to check in next on Memorial Day weekend - Sunday, May 30th - for Round #2 of the AMA Chevrolet Motocross Championship Series from Hi Point Raceway in Mt. Morris, Pennsylvania. 125cc Overall: (Official) 1. James Stewart (Kaw); 2. Stephane Roncada (Kaw); 3. Mike Brown (Yam); 4. Broc Hepler (Suz); 5. Ryan Hughes (KTM); 6. Nate Ramsey (Hon); 7. Chris Gosselaar (Hon); 8. Danny Smith (Yam); 9. Kelly Smith (Yam); 10. Eric Sorby (Kaw); 11. Ryan Mills (Hon); 12. Sean Collier (Hon); 13. Ivan Tedesco (Kaw); 14. Daryl Hurley (Suz); 15. Steve Lamson (Hon); 16. Brock Sellards (Yam); 17. Troy Adams (Kaw); 18. Paul Carpenter (Kaw); 19. Brett Metcalfe (KTM); 20. Levi Reid (Suz); 21. Josh Hansen (Yam); 22. Gavin Gracyk (Kaw); 23. Matt Barnes (Hon); 24. Matthieu Lalloz (Hon); 25. Michael Blose (Yam); 26. Davi Millsaps (Suz). 125cc Point Standings: (After 1 of 12 Rounds): 1. James Stewart (50/1 win); 2. Stephane Roncada (44); 3. Mike Brown (36); 4. Broc Hepler (31); 5. Ryan Hughes (30); 6. (TIE)Nate Ramsey/Chris Gosselaar (24); 8. Danny Smith (21); 9. Kelly Smith (17); 10. Eric Sorby (16); 11. (TIE)Ryan Mills/Sean Collier/Ivan Tedesco (15); 14. (TIE)Daryl Hurley/Steve Lamson (14); 16. Brock Sellards (11); 17. Troy Adams (10); 18. Paul Carpenter (9); 19. Brett Metcalfe (8); 20. (TIE)Levi Reid/Josh Hansen (5); 22. Gavin Gracyk (4); 23. Matt Barnes (3); 24. Matthieu Lalloz (2); 25. (TIE)Michael Blose/Davi Millsaps (1). 250cc Overall: (Official) 1. Ricky Carmichael (Hon); 2. David Vuillemin (Yam); 3. Chad Reed (Yam); 4. Kevin Windham (Hon); 5. Sean Hamblin (Suz); 6. Jean Sebastien Roy (Hon); 7. Heath Voss (Yam); 8. Damon Huffman (Hon); 9. Nick Wey (Suz); 10. Michael Byrne (Kaw); 11. Pierrick Paget (Hon); 12. Clark Stiles (Hon); 13. Ryan Clark (Yam); 14. Craig Anderson (Hon); 15. Rusty Holland (Hon); 16. Jason Thomas (Hon); 17. Doug DeHaan (Yam); 18. James Povolny (Yam); 19. Kyle Lewis (Hon); 20. Anthony Amaradio (Hon); 21. Casey Johnson (Kaw); 22. Mike Corder (Hon); 23. Joe Oehlhof (Hon); 24. Grant Langston (KTM); 25. Tim Ferry (Yam). 250cc Point Standings: (After 1 of 12 Rounds): 1. Ricky Carmichael (50/1 win); 2. (TIE)David Vuillemin/Chad Reed/Kevin Windham (40); 5. Sean Hamblin (31); 6. Jean Sebastien Roy (29); 7. Heath Voss (26); 8. Damon Huffman (24); 9. Nick Wey (22); 10. (TIE)Michael Byrne/Pierrick Paget (21); 12. Clark Stiles (19); 13. Ryan Clark (15); 14. Craig Anderson (14); 15. Rusty Holland (13); 16. Jason Thomas (12); 17. Doug DeHaan (9); 18. James Povolny (5); 19. Kyle Lewis (4); 20. Anthony Amaradio (3); 21. Casey Johnson (2); 22. (TIE)Mike Corder/Joe Oehlhof (1). Broadcast By: Kory Klinger, Mark Thome