Weimer Posted: 06/28/09 We're not sure where the spark came from in Weimer this weekend, but it seemed to burn with a vengeance. Jake was on it all day, and his results reflected it. He never went backwards (except for his small crash that allowed Barcia and Davalos by in moto two), and either held his position or moved forward, unlike the previous 4 rounds this season. Jake now sits 10th in points after scoring a nearly perfect 47 at Lakewood. 793 Views 0 Comments Rating: 0 Likes	Cody Cooper Posted: 06/28/09 Cooper had a rough go of it at Lakewood too, mustering only 32-8 moto finishes. In moto one, he pulled off for a bit, seemingly with bike troubles, but then regained the fray albeit in a subdued form. The 2nd moto was much better, but again, he seemed to be one of the safe guys, not charging too hard but going just fast enough to hold position. 801 Views 0 Comments Rating: 0 Likes	(Not So) Speedy Reedy Posted: 06/28/09 Reed was all out of sorts at Thunder Valley. It's safe to say he never expected to battle with - and be passed by - the likes of Jake Moss, but it did happen, and was running about a Cody Cooper pace for much of the 2nd moto. Not sure what was going on with Chad, but he may have just been playing it safe on a track that could've very easily reached up and bitten him, ruining his championship run in the process. This was one of those nights where the championship couldn't be won, but it sure could be easily lost, and Reed seemed to take what he could get. He ended up 4th overall via 3-7. 859 Views 0 Comments Rating: 0 Likes	Brett Metcalfe Posted: 06/28/09 Metcalfe went 7-5 and ran a fast pace, but was never a threat for the podium all afternoon. 755 Views 0 Comments Rating: 0 Likes
Michael Byrne Posted: 06/28/09 Byrner was just OK at Lakewood, running 6-4 for 5th overall in a very quiet manner. Slowly getting back up to speed, Byrne sits 7th in points, just ahead of Cody Cooper and behind Tommy Hahn. 727 Views 0 Comments Rating: 0 Likes	Andrew Short Posted: 06/28/09 Short seemed fast enough all day to threaten for the win, but when he was within striking distance of Tedesco in the 1st moto he wasn't able to close the gap. In moto two, neither he nor nemesis Tommy Hahn were able to catch tedesco either, but Short ended up 2nd overall, which isn't too bad at his home track appearance. 749 Views 0 Comments Rating: 0 Likes	Josh Grant Posted: 06/28/09 Despite going 5-5 in the motos, Josh Grant ended up 6th overall. Not that it matters though, since points are paid per moto, not overall, and Josh left with 32 of them. He also had a bit of a run-in with the Alessi crew after getting together with Mike in the first moto. Brother Jeff confronted Josh on the line in moto two - and lined up right next to him - where the two nearly got into a fight on the starting line. Good times, good times. 732 Views 0 Comments Rating: 0 Likes	Pourcel again. Posted: 06/28/09 Just a nice pic of our pick for the 2009 250 Motocross National Championship. 719 Views 0 Comments Rating: 0 Likes
Pourcel again? Posted: 06/28/09 Yes, another pic of Pourcel. 688 Views 0 Comments Rating: 0 Likes	Jake Moss Posted: 06/28/09 Wow, now THIS was a break-out ride - Jake Moss running inside the top 3-4 in the first moto and ending up 4th - just behind Chad Reed after passing him early on. Moss was a revelation in that first moto, but unfortunately moto two ended before he completed the first lap. He came together with Justin Brayton and it's unclear whether he was injured or the bike broke, but here's to hoping for the latter... 803 Views 0 Comments Rating: 0 Likes	Broc Tickle Posted: 06/28/09 Star Racing/ Division 7 Yamaha rider Broc Tickle was once again the team's top rider. Finishing a brilliant 3rd in the first moto, Tickle was definitely on the pace of the leaders and had everyone in the pits talking about his performance. He followed it up with an 8th in moto two after suffering a mid-pack start and moving up all moto to finish just behind teammate Matt Lemoine 676 Views 0 Comments Rating: 0 Likes	Tommy Hahn Posted: 06/28/09 Hahn was clearly feeling good in Colorado and even though his first moto wasn't all that impressive, the group he was in were all going the same pace. The 2nd moto was different though, as Tommy had Short covered but a mistake allowed him by. 717 Views 1 Comments Rating: 0 Likes
Ricky Dietrich Posted: 06/28/09 Villopoto substitute Ricky Dietrich went from 20th to 13th in moto one, and 5th to 6th in moto two (after Josh Grant finally got past him toward the end of the moto). Not bad for a desert guy, he looked really good on the dark and rough 2nd moto's track. 707 Views 0 Comments Rating: 0 Likes	Ivan Tedesco Posted: 06/28/09 Tedesco smoked everyone this night in Colorado, easily winning both motos and going completely uncontested for the overall win - the first 450 win of his career. Thunder Valley was also the site of his first 250 win a few years back, so it's safe to say that Ivan digs the elevation and uniqueness of this particular circuit. He looked fast and comfortable while pushing his pace the entire moto, getting out of shape only a couple of times during the night-time and dimly lit 2nd moto. It was an impressive display, and moved him into 3rd in points, 35 down from Chad Reed. 885 Views 1 Comments Rating: 0 Likes	Weimer and Barcia Posted: 06/28/09 Here, Weimer finally had made his way back past Justin Barcia to re-gain the lead. 819 Views 0 Comments Rating: 0 Likes	Ashley Fiolek Posted: 06/28/09 The WMX winner? Ashley Fiolek - both motos, again. The exciting part was that she didn't get the 2nd moto holeshot and had to work past Vicki Golden, who was on Trey Canard's Geico Powersports CRF250R. 892 Views 0 Comments Rating: 0 Likes

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kardy1

Posted on July 01, 2009 09:21 AM

J-Who?

clint7339

Posted on July 01, 2009 06:21 AM

I was rooting for Tommy Hahn.he got all the way up to 2nd and then finished 3rd now that was a great ride. Any new's on what happened to j-law? does he have the same ron lechien problem?