Red Bud Pre-Race Notes: Welcome to Cycle News' live Virtual Grandstand coverage of the Scott USA National at Red Bud, presented by Concept Haulers...this is Round #5 of the AMA Chevrolet US Motocross Championships. By the way - happy 4th of July! The Ritchie family and their capable crew have celebrated their 30th anniversary National by changing it up a bit on the Red Bud Track n Trail course. The entire north section of the pro track has been re-designed. LaRocco's Leap - quite possibly the coolest jump in the sport of motocross - is still there, but following that is a new large tabletop jump and a new Millville-like sand-whoops section added in just before the S-section preceding the finish line. The Whoop-monster would be proud... So what's it like? Feels like Florida. Kinda warm and humid, with scattered thunderstorms forecast throughout the weekend. If it doesnt' completely dump, the track conditions should be perfect for the National. And the monsoon happens overnight...we're all probably overdue for a good mud race. Sunday morning saw the riders hit the track a little bit muddy, and it's looking to be overcast, still threatening rain throughout the day. Since it's so Florida-like, it should be no surprise how strong the riders from there look already...Carmichael, Reed, Stewart, Ferry, Brown (not from FL, but riding & training there with RC a lot lately) - all strong. In & Out: Team Suzuki's Sean Hamblin had a rude interruption to his string of recent strong finishes; the 21-year-old "Hambone" dislocated his elbow-bone in the first moto at Budd's Creek, two weeks ago, and decided to sit out Red Bud to allow it to heal properly. The big yellow machine's Sebastien Tortelli returns to action on his factory RM250 after a long layoff. In the 125s, Suzuki's Branden Jesseman will also be back into the mix. Tortelli had a tough day on Saturday. This being his first race back, he had to race yesterday's qualifiers to make it into the main Sunday motos. In the first Saturday race, Tortelli damaged a wheel and DNF'd that one, sending him to the LCQ. The last chance went better, and the likeable Frenchman is indeed in today's race. Why No Rhino?...Red Bull KTM rider Ryan Hughes was noticeably absent from Saturday's practice, and his #105 bike was not seen in the team truck. Sources say the tough-as-nails Hughes broke a toe a few days ago, and is unable to ride... Who owns Red Bud? (Well, besides the Ritchie family)...Hands-down, Ricky Carmichael. He aced the 125 class here in 1998 and 1999, then started a consecutive 3-year sweep of the 250 class in 2001-'02-'03. Jeff Emig won three years in the 125 class from 1992 through 1994, and went on to win the 250 class in 1996 and 1998. Mike Kiedrowski claimed the 250 classes in 1992 through 1994. No rider has won the 250 class 4 times here, yet... It was 30 years ago today...the first National winners here, way back in 1974, were Kenny Zahrt on a Bultaco in the 125 class and Mike Hartwig in the 500 class on a Yamaha. The first year they raced 250s at Red Bud was 1976, when Bob Hannah showed up and won in his debut year on a Yamaha. TV Time: ESPN2's coverage of the Red Bud National is scheduled to air on Saturday, July 10th at Noon to 1pm EST for the 125s, and 1pm to 2pm for the 250s. Both shows will repeat on Thursday, July 15th at 2am to 3am EST for the 125s, and 3am to 4am EST for the 250s. Today's racing will start at 1pm EST. 125cc Moto One: The track is in perfect condition, intermittent showers all morning have done nothing but help the course...the gate drops, and the first 125 moto holeshot goes to Mike Brown, followed by Ramsey, Tedesco...Kelly Smith, Metcalf, Hepler, and Jesseman crashed in the initial turns...Brown out front...Stewart with another mediocre start, working on moving his way up...Brown being chased by Ramsey, Tedesco, Hansen,and Millsaps...Stewart closing in fast... Lap 2 - As they start the second lap, it's Mike Brown, then Ramsey, Tedesco, Millsaps, Hansen, Stewart, Grant, Danny Smith...Josh Hansen doing a credible job keeping Bubba at bay for much of the first lap...Brown knows he has his opportunity out front, and is trying to get away before Stewart can work his way through...Stewart's on the move, past Hansen, and puts a move on Millsaps for 4th...Millsaps takes it back, and those two are going at it...Brown carrying about 4 seconds lead over Ramsey... Lap 3 - Brown, Ramsey, Stewart now passed Millsaps and Tedesco and is running 3rd...order is Brown, Ramsey, Stewart, Tedesco, Millsaps...Stewart stuffs inside of Ramsey and moves to 2nd...Grant is running 6th at the tail end of the lead group... Lap 4 - Brown about 3+ seconds ahead of Stewart, Ramsey gets tied up in the whoops allowing Tedesco and Millsaps to cruise by...Stewart is reeling in Brown, cutting about 3 seconds out of his lead...Stewart slams Brown and hammers his way into the front...Stewart now about 4 seconds ahead of Brown by the end of this lap... Lap 5 - Order is Stewart, Brown, Tedesco, Millsaps, Ramsey, Grant, Danny Smith, Hansen, Blose, Hurley, Roncada.. Lap 6 - Stewart leads by 6.8 seconds over Brown, then Tedesco, Millsaps, Ramsey, Grant, good battle between Josh Hansen & Danny Smith, then Roncada, Blose...Hurley and Gosselaar...Matt Walker looks to be out of this moto with a mechanical DNF...top four group fairl close together, and Grant trying to keep 'em in sight... Lap 7 - Stewart beginning to stretch his lead, approximately 10 seconds at the halfway point in the moto...Brown about 4 seconds ahead of Tedesco...Tedesco is moving up closer to Brown, and Millsaps is right there with them... Lap 8 - Stewart about 15 seconds up, now a tremendous battle for 2nd between Brown with Tedesco all over him, and Millsaps is about to join the scrap...Tedesco made up a lot of time on Brown on the last lap, and looks for be eyeing for a way around...about 1 second from Brown to Tedesco, and same amount of time to Millsaps...Tedesco taking some smoother lines, conserving energy as he lies in wait... Lap 9 - Stewart, Brown, Tedesco, Millsaps, Ramsey, Grant, Hansen, Roncada, Gosselaar, Hurley...still a really tight race for 2nd between Brown, Tedesco and Millaps...Millsaps beginning to reel in Millsaps a little bit...Millsaps tries a pass, but doesn't quite make it stick...Tedesco is fully aware he's there now, we'll see if their scrap takes them closer to Brown, or if it allows Brown to get away a little bit... Lap 10 - Huge lead for Stewart, some 25 seconds ahead of Brown...Brown does get a chance to look back, and he sees that he's developed just a little bit of breathing room while Tedesco and Millsaps keep each other occupied...no change in positions 2-3-4, but still an exciting race all the same...after those guys it's Ramsey, Grant, Hansen, Roncada, Gosselaar, Hurley, Carpenter, Hepler, Schnell, Mills, Johnson, Sipes, Adams, Owens, and Jesseman... Lap 11 - Millsaps tries another big move on Tedesco, still doesn't make it past...Stewart with approx. 27 seconds in the lead... Lap 12 - Bubba is shown the sign by the AMA official, signifying 2 laps remaining...Stewart leads Brown by 31 seconds...Brown looks back, and gets an eyeful of Ivan Tedesco right on his rear fender...Tedesco's making his big run toward the end of the moto, Millsap not close enough to Tedesco to be in that mix for 2nd right now, still - this is Millsaps' bet outdoor ride this season so far...Tedesco riding the wheels of his Kawasaki in an effort to draw up on Brown as they near one lap to go... Lap 13 - Stewart is shown the white flag, one lap to go...this time, Brown has a little distance on Tedesco, but Millsaps has reeled in Tedesco now...so it's a tight race for 3rd, Millsaps' first good chance at an '04 National podium and going for it...Tedesco manages to get just a few bikelengths ahead of Millsaps...Brown rolls up on a bunch of lappers, Brown is balked...Tedesco and Millsaps close the gap back up on Brown...the sun comes out as Stewart crosses the line with a 25-second lead for the moto win, at the flag Brown takes 2nd, then Tedesco, Millsaps...after that it's Ramsey, Roncada, Hansen, Grant, Gosselaar, Carpenter, Hurley, Hepler... 125 Moto 1 Results (Unofficial) 1. James Stewart (Kaw); 2. Mike Brown (Yam); 3. Ivan Tedesco (Kaw); 4. Davi Millsaps (Suz); 5. Nate Ramsey (Hon); 6. Stephane Roncada (Kaw); 7. Josh Hansen (Yam); 8. Josh Grant (Hon); 9. Chris Gosselaar (Hon); 10. Paul Carpenter (Kaw); 11. Daryl Hurley (Suz); 12. Broc Hepler (Suz); 13. Greg Schnell (Hon); 14. Ryan Mills (Hon); 15. Bryan Johnson (Yam); 16. Troy Adams (Kaw); 17. Kelly Smith (Yam); 18. Branden Jesseman (Suz); 19. Sean Collier (Hon); 20. Brian Gray (Suz). 250cc Moto One: Looks like we're going to get a good stretch of sunshine and dry breeze for awhile, should allow the track to start getting tacky this next moto... Ricky Carmichael snares the holeshot followed by Fonseca, Vuillemin, Ferry...Reed moves up to 3rd...it's Carmichael, Fonseca, Reed, Voss, Tortelli, Rodrigues... Lap 2 - as they cross the line the first time, the 2nd lap is led by Carmichael, then it's Reed, Fonseca, Voss, Tortelli, Rodrigues, Vuillemin, Byrne, Wey, Thomas...LaRocco and Windham had less than stellar starts, they'll have to work their way forward...Carmichael already has a 7 second lead over Reed...Tortelli's riding very impressively, went through all kinds of qualifiers before even starting the first National moto, he's now into 3rd... Lap 3 - Carmichael leads, Reed trying to keep him in sight, Tortelli comfortable for now in 3rd, then a big battle between Fonseca, Vuillemin, and Voss...Vuillmin's on the gas, working his way up and pushing Fonseca looking to find a way into 4th, gets the spot now... Lap 4 - Carmichael's nothing but impressive, leading Reed by 11 seconds, not a lot of change in that gap at least, then Tortelli still good in 3rd, then Vuillemin drawing away in 4th...then Rodrigues beginning to be pressured by Windham who's working his way up from that bad start...Kyle Lewis heads back to the pits...then Voss, Fonseca, Wey, Byrne, LaRocco, and Anderson... Lap 5 - Running order is Carmichael, Reed -14 seconds back, Tortelli, Vuillemin getting big pressure from Windham, followed by Rodrigues, Wey, LaRocco, Fonseca, Byrne, Anderson, Ferry, Stiles...Windham passes Vuillemin to move into 4th... Lap 6 - Top 3 pretty stretched out, Tortelli putting in a really impressive return to the Nationals...Windham has gotten clear of Vuillemin...good battle between local favorites Nick Wey and Mike LaRocco for 7th...Tortelli briefly tips over, picks it back up and is underway again...Windham spots that and gets just a little more incentive to pick it up, might have a crack at 3rd... Lap 7 - Windham sees Tortelli just ahead, and Vuillemin is trying to stay with Windham to be in position to challenge soon as well...Rodrigues is well adrift, pursued by Fonseca... Lap 8 - Over 30 seconds lead for Ricky Carmichael, still pursued by Chad Reed and Sebastien Tortelli...Tortelli's still about 4 seconds ahead of Windham, then Vuillemin...Windham passes Tortelli on the way up LaRocco's leap and gets into the 3rd position... Lap 9 - Vuillemin running 5th, then Rodruigues, LaRocco, Wey, Fonseca, Byrne, Stiles, Clark...Windham running the fastest lap times... Lap 10 - No change, Carmichael is long gone as the laps wind down...LaRocco goes down, losing the front end in a turn, allows Rodrigues, Wey, and Ferry to go around...Ferry trying to effect a pass on Wey, good tight race among those three for 6th... Lap 11 - Running order is Carmichael, Reed, Windham, Tortelli, Vuillemin, Rodrigues, Wey, Ferry, LaRocco, Fonseca, Byrne, Aubert, Stiles, Clark, Thain, Johnson...Carmichael's lead still about 30 seconds over Reed, and the "2 Laps" card is out...Wey outjumps Rodrigues to move up a spot...Ferry tries to get by Rodrigues, not quite yet... Lap 12 - White flag / last lap...the top positions looks solid with Carmichael, Reed, Windham, Tortelli, Vuillemin all pretty stretched out...they cross the finish line in that order...Carmichael whips a huge nac-nac over the big tabletop jump, and celebrates with the moto win...Ferry gets by Wey to take 6th, 8th goes to Rodrigues, then it's LaRocco, Fonseca, Byrne, Aubert, Stiles, and Clark. 250 Moto 2 Results (Unofficial) 1. Ricky Carmichael (Hon); 2. Chad Reed (Yam); 3. Kevin Windham (Hon); 4. Sebastien Tortelli (Suz); 5. David Vuillemin (Yam); 6. Tim Ferry (Yam); 7. Nick Wey (Suz); 8. Joaquim Rodrigues (KTM); 9. Mike LaRocco (Hon); 10. Ernesto Fonseca (Hon); 11. Michael Byrne (Kaw); 12. Johnny Aubert (Suz); 13. Clark Stiles (Hon); 14. Ryan Clark (Yam); 15. Rodrig Thain (Suz); 16. Casey Johnson (Kaw); 17. Doug Dehaan (Yam); 18. Matt Maximoff (Hon); 19. Jason Thomas (Hon); 20. Craig Anderson (Hon). 125cc Moto Two: Halftime highlights include the addition of Scott USA's Bevo Forte to the Red Bud Hall of Fame... The track is being re-groomed to help minimize some of the extremely deep grooves that had developed in the corners during the first set of motos... The 2nd 125 moto holeshot goes to Ryan Mills, swooped on by Josh Grant...Stewart goes down in the first turn...so does Tedesco..both are back up & underway, with some distance to catch the pack...Stewart already passing guys at the back...Tedesco's back up to speed as well...up front, it's Josh Grant and Ryan Mills showing the Honda colors... Lap 2 - It's Grant, Mills, Brown, Millsaps, Hepler all racing as a group at the front...Tedesco falls and stalls again...Stewart's up to 22nd at the stripe, we'll keep an eye on that...Great battle among the top five leaders...Stewart crashes again! - tried to pass Roncada and hits the dirt...Stewart kicking to get the bike back running, gets back underway again in 39th, just ahead of Tedesco, sounds like his front end might be pretty tweaked... Lap 3 - Running order is Grant, Mills, Brown, Millsaps and Hepler, then Adams and Ramsey together racing for 6th...Millsaps crashes...Hepler swoops into 4th...Grant and Mills still going at it, and Brown looking for a way around both of the Honda riders... Lap 4- Brown passes Mills to move to 2nd, setting off after Grant in a bid for the win and the overall if he can pull this off...Stewart is up to about 32nd, trying to get back near the front, 20+ minutes remining in the moto, give or take...Brown stalking Grant, looking for a way to force the young rookie into a mistake... Lap 5 - Brown's taking the heat to Josh Grant, pursuing and applying pressure all around the Red Bud course...Grant's doing an amazing job holding off Brown so far...Brown taking alternate lines to make Grant aware he's there & trying to shake him up...Stewart's up to 23rd position...Brown and Grnt going at it, Brown moves Grant out of the way and grabs the lead... Lap 6 - It's now Brown, Grant, Mills, Hepler, Millsaps, Adams, Ramsey, Kelly Smith, Sellards, Smith, Metcalfe, Jesseman, Gosselaar, Sipes, Carpenter, Roncada, Gray, Collier, Schnell, Walker, Hansen, Brian Johnson, Stewart, Lacey, and Buckelew...Millsaps being pressured by Tory Adams in their race for 5th...Stewart moves up a couple spots, he's 21st now...Stewart ran a 2:49 lap this last time around, but Brown put in a 2:48... Lap 7 - Brown - fast as he's running - is still not a long way ahead of Grant, only about 5 seconds so far...Hepler only about 2 seconds back from there...Stewart's up to 18th...Brown's looking for the moto and overall win if Stewart is not able to get near the top group... Lap 8 - Stewart's not on an attack pace, about to be overtaken by Tedesco...order is Brown, Grant, Hepler, Mills, Millsaps, Adams, Ramsey, Kelly Smith, Sellards, Danny Smith, Metcalfe, Roncada, Jesseman, Spies, Gray, Gosselaar, Carpenter, Walker, Schnell, Hansen...Stewart pulls over at the mechanics' area to have his clutch worked on a little bit... Lap 9 - Brown's 11 seconds up on Grant, who's still holding off Hepler in a good race for 2nd...Stewart looks to be out of the moto, that'll be the end of his current win streak...that'll also tighten up the points race with Brown the beneficiary...Brown's carefully trheading his way around the heavily grooved course, trying to not make any mistakes... Lap 10 - Hepler grabs a couple pulls on his roll-offs as he prepares to make a fresh run on Grant...Hepler pulls up closer on Grant and starts trying out some potential passing lines...Hepler shows Grant a wheel, doesn't yet make it stick, Grant manages to maintain his composure...Grant's working to keep Hepler behind him... Lap 11 - Brown is shown the 20lap card...Grant wicks it up harder to try to pull a little more of a gap on Hepler... Lap 12 - White flag / last lap for Brown as he comes around to work on the final lap...Ramsey has moved up on Adams, looking to swoop on the 5th place spot...Jesseman's out of the moto...at the finish, the 2nd moto and overall 125 win will go to Yamaha of Troy's Mike Brown...across the line, he's followed in by Josh Grant, Broc Hepler, Millsaps, Ramsey, Adams, Kelly Smith, Roncada, Danny 'Smith, Ryan Mills, Matt Walker, Brett Metcalfe, Gray, Sipes, Schnell, Carpenter, Gosselaar, Hansen, Tedesco, Brian Johnson, and Buckelew. 125 Moto 2 Results (Unofficial) 1. Mike Brown (Yam); 2. Josh Grant (Hon); 3. Broc Hepler (Suz); 4. Davi Millsaps (Suz); 5. Nate Ramsey (Hon); 6. Troy Adams (Kaw); 7. Kelly Smith (Yam); 8. Stephane Roncada (Kaw); 9. Danny Smith (Yam); 10. Matt Walker (Kaw); 11. Ryan Mills, (Hon); 12. Brett Metcalfe (KTM); 13. Brian Gray (Suz); 14. Ryan Sipes (Kaw); 15. Greg Schnell (Hon); 16. Paul Carpenter (Kaw); 17. Chris Gosselaar (Hon); 18. Josh Hansen (Yam); 19. Ivan Tedesco (Kaw); 20. Bryan Johnson (Yam). 250cc Moto Two: The gate snaps to the ground, and the 2nd 250 moto holeshot goes to Ricky Carmmichael, followed by Reed, Vuillemin, Stiles, and Windham...Windham leaps past Stiles to move to 4th...Windham makes equally short work of Vuillemin to swoop into 3rd...the top 5 riders (through Stiles) all going big on LaRocco's leap... Lap 2 - Running order is Carmichael, Reed, Windham, Vuillemin, Fonseca, Voss, Anderson, LaRocco, Byrne, Stiles... Lap 3 - Carmichael, Reed, and Windham still running fairly close together, Carmichael with about 4 seoonds on Reed...then Windham still close behind...then Vuillemin, Fonseca, Voss, LaRocco, Anderson, Stiles, Wey...the wind is kicking up, may affect the way the riders have to launch off some of the bigger jumps around the track...Tortelli running down around 24th... Lap 4 - Windham has passed his way into 2nd, putting Reed back to 3rd...Carmichael about 8 seconds ahead of 2nd...after Reed in 3rd it's Vuillemin, Fonseca, Voss, LaRocco, Wey, Anderson, Stiles, Byrne, Casey Johnson, Ferry, Carseten, Jason Thomas, Clark, Laughridge, Blair Morgan, Thain, Marshall, and Oettel... Lap 5- Carmichael leads Windham by 9+ seconds, then it's about 3 seconds back to Reed...after that, big gap back to Vuillemin in 4th, another big gap back to Fonseca...Voss in 6th getting pressure from Mike LaRocco...LaRocco makes the pass up his namesake jump...LaRocco and Voss hammering through the ""Millville" whoop section... Lap 6 - Carmichael still with a 10+ second advantage over Windham, then about 3 seocnds back to Reed...Tortelli's worked his way up to about 15th... Lap 7 - Running order is Carmichael, Windham, Reed, Vuillemin, Fonseca, LaRocco, Voss, Wey, Ferry, Byrne, Anderson, Thomas, Stiles, Clark, Tortelli, Thain, Carsten, Morgan, Rodrigues, Oettel, Marshall, Mason, Gibson, Hadsell, Dube... Lap 8 - No change at the front, probably the closest race in the top riders is now going to be between Vuillemin and Fonseca...Vuillemin momentarily crashed in the sandy whoop section, allowing Fonsceca to get a lot closer...LaRocco is up to 6th now, followed by Voss, Wey, Ferry, Byrne, Thomas, Stiles, and Anderson... Lap 9 - Carmichael's lead over Windham is up to 18 seconds, then 9 seconds back to Reed, then a huge 47-second gap back to Vuillemin, 5 seoncds back to Fonseca, 8 seconds back to LaRocco, 5 seconds back to Voss, 4 seconds back to Wey, and then 10 seconds back to Ferry... Lap 10 - No change... Lap 11 - Carmichael's lead over Windham has only increased, now up to 24 seconds...pretty good battle happening between Voss & Wey, they're racing for 7th...Voss squeezes just a little bit more of an advantage through the south secion of the track...Laughridge and Lewis are out of the moto... Lap 12 - The 2-Lap sign is shown to Carmichael, he's now 27 seconds out front...still large gaps between the top riders...still the best racing's happening between Voss, still managing to hold off Nick Wey...while they're going at it, they're only about 3 seconds behind LaRocco as the moto winds down... Lap 13 - Carmichael sees the white flag, last lap remaining...across the finish line, Ricky Carmichael takes the 2nd moto win here at Red Bud for today's overall 250 win - his 101st career National victory, and making RC the first-ever rider to win four 250 Nationals at Red Bud Track N' Trail...after that, Windham crosses in 2nd, then Reed to wind up 2nd and 3rd overall for the day. 250 Moto 2 Results (Unofficial) 1. Ricky Carmichael (Hon); 2. Kevin Windham (Hon); 3. Chad Reed (Yam); 4. David Vuillemin (Yam); 5. Ernesto Fonseca (Hon); 6. Mike LaRocco (Hon); 7. Heath Voss (Yam); 8. Nick Wey (Suz); 9. Tim Ferry (Yam); 10. Michael Byrne (Kaw); 11. Joaquim Rodrigues (KTM); 12. Jason Thomas (Hon); 13. Clark Stiles (Hon); 14. Rodrig Thain (Suz); 15. Sebastien Tortelli (Suz); 16. Blair Morgan (Yam); 17. Craig Anderson (Hon); 18. Ryan Clark (Yam); 19. David Oettel (KTM); 20. Barry Carsten (Suz). Thanks for tuning in, and you're invited back in 2 weeks for Round #6 of the AMA Chevrolet Motocross Championship on Sunday, July 18th at Unadilla, New York. 125cc Overall: (Official) 1. Mike Brown (Yam); 2. Davi Millsaps (Suz); 3. Josh Grant (Hon); 4. Nate Ramsey (Hon); 5. Broc Hepler (Suz); 6. Stephane Roncada (Kaw); 7. James Stewart (Kaw); 8. Ivan Tedesco (Kaw); 9. Troy Adams (Kaw); 10. Kelly Smith (Yam); 11. Ryan Mills (Hon); 12. Josh Hansen (Yam); 13. Paul Carpenter (Kaw); 14. Chris Gosselaar (Hon); 15. Greg Schnell (Hon); 16. Danny Smith (Hon); 17. Matt Walker (Kaw); 18. Daryl Hurley (Suz); 19. Brian Gray (Suz); 20. Brett Metcalfe (KTM). 125cc Point Standings: 1. James Stewart (225/4 wins); 2. Mike Brown (194/1 win); 3. Broc Hepler (162); 4. Nate Ramsey (132); 5. Ivan Tedesco (112); 6. Stephane Roncada (104); 7. Josh Grant (102); 8. Kelly Smith (95); 9. Ryan Hughes (87); 10. Danny Smith (80); 11. Davi Millsaps (69); 12. Ryan Mills (68); 13. Matt Walker (67); 14. Chris Gosselaar (66); 15. Brock Sellards (62); 16. Troy Adams (61); 17. Brett Metcalfe (52); 18. Greg Schnell (51); 19. Daryl Hurley (49); 20. Eric Sorby (46); 21. Steve Lamson (36); 22. Paul Carpenter (35); 23. Brian Gray (33); 24. Michael Blose (28); 25. Matt Goerke (24); 26. Sean Collier (23); 27. Josh Hansen (22); 28. Ryan Sipes (21); 29. Ryan Morais (17); 30. Josh Summey (15). 250cc Overall: 1. Ricky Carmichael (Hon); 2. Kevin Windham (Hon); 3. Chad Reed (Yam); 4. David Vuillemin (Yam); 5. Ernesto Fonseca (Hon); 6. Mike LaRocco (Hon); 7. Nick Wey (Suz); 8. Tim Ferry (Yam); 9. Sebastien Tortelli (Suz); 10. Joaquim Rodrigues (KTM); 11. Michael Byrne (Kaw); 12. Clark Stiles (Hon); 13. Heath Voss (Yam); 14. Rodrig Thain (Suz); 15. Jason Thomas (Hon); 16. Ryan Clark (Yam); 17. Johnny Aubert (Suz); 18. Blair Morgan (Yam); 19. Craig Anderson (Hon); 20. Casey Johnson (Kaw); 21. Doug Dehaan (Yam); 22. Matthew Maximoff (Hon); 23. David Oettel (KTM); 24. Barry Carsten (Suz); 25. Tyson Hadsell (Yam); 26. Jeff Gibson (Yam); 27. Brian Mason (Hon); 28. Mark Eastwood (Hon); 29. William Browning (Yam); 30. James Marshall (Yam). 250cc Point Standings: 1. Ricky Carmichael (250/5 wins); 2. Chad Reed (210); 3. Kevin Windham (200); 4. David Vuillemin (165); 5. Michael Byrne (127); 6. Heath Voss (110); 7. Ernesto Fonseca (105); 8. Nick Wey (103); 9. Tim Ferry (101); 10. Sean Hamblin (92); 11. Clark Stiles (68); 12. Jason Thomas (63); 13. Craig Anderson (62); 14. Kyle Lewis (55); 15. Joaquim Rodrigues (53); 16. Johnny Aubert (39); 17. James Povolny (38); 18. Ryan Clark (36); 19. Jean Sebastien Roy (29); 20. Mike LaRocco (27); 21. John Dowd (26); 22. (TIE)Sebastien Tortelli/Damon Huffman/Jeff Gibson (24); 25. (TIE)Rusty Holland/Doug Dehaan (22); 27. (TIE)Pierrick Paget/Keith S. Johnson (21); 29. Rodrig Thain (13); 30. Bruce Stratton (12). Broadcast By: Mark Thome