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| Saturday, March 5th | |
| 12:30pm-12:38pm | Lites Group C Free Practice |
| 12:40pm-12:48pm | Lites Group B Free Practice |
| 12:50pm-12:58pm | Lites Group A Free Practice |
| 1:00pm-1:08pm | SX Group A Free Practice |
| 1:10pm-1:18pm | SX Group B Free Practice |
| 1:20pm-1:28pm | SX Group C Free Practice |
| 1:30pm-1:40pm | Lites Group B Qualifying Practice |
| 1:45pm-1:55pm | Lites Group C Qualifying Practice |
| 2:00pm-2:10pm | Lites Group A Qualifying Practice |
| 2:15pm-2:25pm | SX Group A Qualifying Practice |
| 2:30pm-2:40pm | SX Group B Qualifying Practice |
| 2:45pm-2:55pm | SX Group C Qualifying Practice |
| 3:45pm-3:55pm | Lites Group C Qualifying Practice |
| 4:00pm-4:10pm | Lites Group B Qualifying Practice |
| 4:15pm-4:25pm | Lites Group A Qualifying Practice |
| 4:30pm-4:40pm | SX Group A Qualifying Practice |
| 4:45pm-4:55pm | SX Group B Qualifying Practice |
| 5:00pm-5:10pm | SX Group C Qualifying Practice |
| 7:00pm-7:30pm | Opening Ceremonies |
| 7:30pm-7:40pm | Supercross Lites Heat #1- 6 laps, 20 riders |
| 7:40pm-7:50pm | Supercross Lites Heat #2- 6 laps, 20 riders |
| 7:50pm-8:00pm | Supercross Heat #1- 8 laps, 20 riders |
| 8:00pm-8:10pm | Supercross Heat #2- 8 laps, 20 riders |
| 8:30pm-8:40pm | Supercross Lites Last Chance Qualifyer- 4 laps, 22 riders(1-2 to Main) |
| 8:40pm-8:50pm | Supercross Last Chance Qualifyer- 6 laps, 22 riders (1-2 to Main) |
| 8:55pm-9:00pm | Supercross Lites Parade Lap |
| 9:00pm-9:20pm | Supercross Lites Main Event- 15 laps, 20 riders |
| 9:30pm-9:50pm | Supercross Main Event- 20 laps, 20 riders |
A few things different this year for Daytona – first, the Supercross race is officially known as the Daytona Supercross by Honda. Second, this weekend is the start of “Daytona 200 Week’, with Daytona International Speedway hosting the 70th annual Daytona 200 road race next Saturday. Fourth, on the Ricky Carmichael designed track, there is a new start area – with a shorter start straight that goes into a 90 degree left hand corner.
Here is the schedule for this year’s “Daytona 200 Week”:
- Saturday March 5 – Daytona Supercross by Honda
- Sunday March 6 – Ricky Carmichael Daytona Amateur Supercross
- Wednesday March 9 – XDL
- Thursday March 10 – AMA Pro Road Racing practice, AMA Pro Flat Track, XDL
- Friday March 11 – AMA Pro Road Racing practice and Qualifying, AMA Pro Flat Track, XDL
- Saturday March 12 – 70th annual Daytona 200
- Supercross.com’s Daytona Supercross by Honda race coverage will be easily accessible via our home page http://www.supercross.com
Other links:
- 2011 AMA Supercross Race Results
- Supercross.com’s iPhone Race Results App Updated for 2011 – if you are have Verizon – check it out now!
- Racer Profiles
- Supercross.com’s Community – build your own profile, post in the message boards, and more
- Supercross.com’s YouTube Video Channel
- AMA National Supercross and Motocross Numbers for 2011 season
- 2011 AMA Supercross Schedule
- 2011 Supercross Television Schedule
- Follow Supercross.com on Facebook
- Follow Supercross on Twitter
You can also call Daytona International Speedway directly for any information on the Daytona 200 Week, phone 1-800-PITSHOP (748-7467)
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Daytona SX Amateur Day
March 8, 2010 3 Comments
Was not on the track the entire day, had to get my credentials worked out, (thanks to Billy Wood from FLMX for setting it all up), then in the medic building with Taylor for a while. Took me a good part of the day just to figure out where the best places were to stand. Daytona track is very strict where we can stand to take pictures. But all in all, it was a good day. I missed a lot of races and I did not get pictures of some of DZP’s best supporters. I am very sorry if I missed you…
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Florida riders that placed top 10 list is at the bottom of this post.
Weekend was great, but I was over the cold for sure! Saturday Lites Class was awesome to watch and Sunday’s Amateur event was just as exciting! There were riders from all over the country at the first Annual RC Daytona Amateur National. Florida racers were there to win.
I have never seen a more organized crew than at this race. The flaggers were absolutely awesome, and the medic staff, which seemed like 50 of them, surrounded the track the entire day. I swear there was one every 20 feet. When there was a crash the medical folks were there in seconds. The day went like clock work, very organized.
There were a lot of DZP shirts floating around Saturday and Sunday, thank you everyone, and especially Mr. Joe Keel from InMotion Grafix for making the shirts and bringing them to Daytona! I met a lot of new people over the weekend, which is nice, and I always enjoy seeing everyone else that I have known throughout the years.
Derek Hall Wins 450 A/Pro Sport Class - Click Image For Larger Version
Donald Solley Won the 250 A /Pro Sport - Click Image To Enlarge
Kyle Goerke With The Hole Shot - Click Image For Larger View
RC watching Sunday morning practice.
During the National Anthem - Click Image For Larger Version
(Below) Brinsley had to play catch-up because she was taken out as the gate dropped. Sequence pictures were taken.
Brinsley Dyess - Click Image To Enlarge
Seth Block Way Out Front - Click Image To Enlarge
Flanders - Click Image To Enlarge
Florida riders who placed top 10.
Name – Place – Number
450 A/Pro Sport
Derek Hall – 1st – 638
Johnathon Camp – 3rd – 13
Mike Barrett – 4th – 279
Forrest Smith – 7th – 705
Taylor McDonald – 8th – 62
450 B
Larry Partin – 1st – 419
Darryl Lind – 3rd – 904
Brandon Westberry – 4th – 738
Marky Flanders – 8th – 65
James Gaines – 10th – 735
450 C
Daua Andreoli 1st – 118
Jack Sigismondi – 2nd – 231
Hunter Harbin – 3rd – 33
Cole Collier – 4th – 258
Rob Fox – 6th – 10
Henry Camejo – 9th – 2
250 A/Pro Sport
Donald Solley – 1st – 115
Taylor McDonald – 7th – 62
250 B
Kyle Goerke – 1st – 89
Kory Keylon – 2nd – 310
Jordan Hoover – 7th – 37
Brandon Westberry – 10th – 738
250 C
Jack Sigismondi – 1st – 231
Mike Bretzel – 2nd – 21
Cole Collier – 3rd – 258
Daua Andreoli – 5th – 118
Hunter Harbin – 6th – 33
Henry Camejo – 8th – 2
College (17-24)
Kyle Goerke – 1st – 89
Derek Hall – 2nd – 638
Brandon Westberry – 3rd – 738
Mike Barrett – 7th – 279
Anthony Carreiro – 8th – 991
Junior 25 Plus
Darryl Lind – 1st – 20
Brooke Thorpe – 5th – 197
Iain Grae – 7th – 293
Vet 30 Plus
David Wells – 10th – 505
Vet 35 Plus
Earl May – 1st – 82
Brian Rodrigues – 5th – 253
Dan Sallas – 7th – 711
Jason Landers – 8th – 85
Henry Camejo – 9th – 2
Brent Driscoll – 10th – 301
Senior 40 Plus
Earl May – 1st – 82
Bradley Kadau – 2nd – 9
James Nagy – 3rd – 11
Jason Landers – 4th – 85
Al Matarazzo – 5th – 901
Thomas Ackerman – 6th – 895
Henry Camejo – 9th – 2
50cc (4-6) AMA Stock
Cody Russell – 1st – 95
Gavin Smith 2nd – 423
Vincent Valente – 3rd – 14
Colin Dellarco – 5th – 87
Chase Obar – 7th – 16
Brayden Gibson – 8th – 128
50cc (7-8)
Cullin Park – 1st – 43
Daniel McCullon – 2nd – 392
Christian Dresser – 5th – 715
Maddax Spatafore – 8th – 116
Parker McGuire – 9th – 22
65cc (7-9)
Dylan Greer – 1st – 4
Ethan Woods – 2nd – 100
Cullin Park – 5th – 43
65cc (10-11)
Chase Fasnacht – 3rd – 30
Colton Eigenmann – 6th – 815
Hannah Hodges – 7th – 172
Ty Casey – 8th – 31
65cc Unlimited (7-11)
Colton Eigenmann – 3rd – 815
Dylan Greer – 5th – 4
Mathieu Simon – 10th – 63
85cc (7-11)
Ramyller Alvez – 2nd – 222
Colton Eigenmann – 6th – 815
Skylar Demuth – 8th – 23
85cc (9-13)
Kevin Steele – 2nd – 821
Drew Swenson – 9th – 31
85cc (12-15)
Cameron Fasnacht – 4th – 37
Super Mini (12-16)
Cody Chisholm – 2nd – 32
Bradford Young – 4th – 124
Cameron Fasnacht – 5th – 37
Joey Keel – 10th – 89
Schoolboy 1 (12-16)
RJ Hampshire – 1st – 27
Bryson Taylor – 3rd – 21
Bodie Colangelo – 5th – 43
Pedro Silva – 6th – 127
Bradford Young – 7th – 124
Devon Viera – 10th – 29
Schoolboy 2 (13-16)
Kory Keylon – 2nd – 310
RJ Hampshire – 4th – 27
Jeremy Winslow – 6th – 9
Bryson Taylor – 8th – 21
Bodie Colangelo – 9th – 43
Women 14+
Kelsey Morris 1st – 17
Serratia Gonzalez – 2nd – 16
Victoria Pearce – 4th – 66
Brinsley Dyess – 7th – 95
Leila Mullen – 8th – 19
Kimi Steindl – 10th – 701
Masters 45 Plus
Earl May – 1st – 82
Al Matarazzo – 2nd – 901
Daryl Thiel – 4th – 741
Tom Magee – 7th – 27
Kyle Tallent – 8th – 565
Sam Allen – 9th – 929
Ricky Carmichael Daytona Amateur Supercross Championship
January 11, 2010 3 Comments
NEWS RELEASE
Contact: DIS Public Relations
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
January 11, 2010
Daytona, MX Sports Announce Ricky Carmichael
Daytona Amateur Supercross Championship
MORGANTOWN, W. VA. — MX Sports, producer of the AMA Amateur National Motocross Championships, is pleased to announce the formation of two new and exciting opportunities for amateur riders. The inaugural Ricky Carmichael Daytona Amateur Supercross Championship will take place on Sunday, March 7 at Daytona International Speedway, and on Monday, March 8, Carmichael will then host Ricky Carmichael University, the first public riding school ever hosted by the 15-Time AMA National Champion.
Both events will take place after the Daytona Supercross By Honda on Saturday, March 6, where those amateur families will have the opportunity to see the best stars in AMA Supercross, such as Chad Reed and James Stewart, battle in America’s toughest, most challenging Supercross event of the year.
“This is an unprecedented opportunity for amateur racers to ride at Daytona International Speedway,” said Tim Cotter, director of MX Sports. “Every horsepower buff knows what Daytona stands for. It is the heartbeat of the racing universe, and now amateur riders will have the opportunity to race on these storied grounds and learn from the Greatest of All-Time.”
“I’m super pumped to be involved with this,” said Carmichael, a five-time Daytona Supercross By Honda champion. “I feel like Daytona is one of my racing homes, and to be able to give back to the sport like this will be awesome. You never forget your roots. For the riders, this is an amazing opportunity to race on the Daytona track. I’m really looking forward to sharing my knowledge with them.”
MX Sports will organize the event by utilizing their nearly 30 years of experience operating the AMA Amateur National Motocross Championship at Loretta Lynn Ranch. The class structure will include 25 classes for youth riders on 50cc bikes all the way up to vet and senior classes. The race will follow a supercross format, using heat races and last-chance qualifiers to seed the field of riders into a main event in each class. Unlike the Loretta Lynn Ranch format, riders do not need to qualify at other races in advance in order to participate in the Daytona event. Full online signup information is posted on MXSports.com.
While amateur riders have competed at Daytona before, the Ricky Carmichael University event on Monday, March 8, is an unprecedented opportunity. The Ricky Carmichael University will feature the legendary Supercross champion and his team sharing exclusive riding secrets during a one-day-only Supercross camp on the Daytona track. It marks the first time amateur racers have had the opportunity to tap into the techniques and skills of the Greatest of All-Time.
The amateur track will run a basic layout similar to the Daytona Supercross By Honda with changes made to accommodate amateur and youth riders. Amateur riders and their families are encouraged to come down early and camp on the Daytona infield, where hookups are available.
“Both of these two events are great additions to our busy motorcycle schedule,” Daytona International Speedway President Robin Braig said. “Our Supercross course is legendary around the country and it’s a special opportunity for these amateur riders to test their skills on it, as well as learn from a legend such as Ricky Carmichael.”
Full information on the race and riding school is available at www.mxsports.com. For more information call 304-284-0101.
About MX Sports
MX Sports, Inc. is a Morgantown, West Virginia-based motocross production company. The group coordinates the AMA Amateur National Motocross Championships, which includes a national qualifying program consisting of 52 Area Qualifying races held annually from February through May and 12 Regional Championship races conducted in June at select motocross facilities across the country. The national championship event is held during the first week of August at the home of country music star Loretta Lynn in Hurricane Mills, Tenn. For more information, please visit www.mxsports.com.
For all information regarding the 2010 Ricky Carmichael Daytona Amateur Supercross (ASX) Championship at Daytona International Speedway on Sunday, March 7 & the Ricky Carmichael University (RCU) on Monday, March 8 see links below.
You may view information tabs at the top under SUPERCROSS or by clicking the links below.
- For RC UNIVERSITY Information: CLICK HERE
- For ASX Classes: CLICK HERE
- For an Event Profile: CLICK HERE
- For Event Rules: CLICK HERE
- To register for either RCU and/or the ASX: CLICK HERE
- For the Race Schedule: CLICK HERE
- For the Track Map: CLICK HERE
- For the Ground Rules: CLICK HERE
| ADDITIONAL FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS |
QUESTION: Will we be riding the same track as the Pro’s?
ANSWER: Yes, however, it will be scaled down to accommodate amateur riders.
QUESTION: Do we have to qualify in advance to enter this event?
ANSWER: No. Anyone can register for this event. Be sure to check the rules and available classes to see what you may register for.
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