3/3/03 Carmichael wins in Indy
Honda’s Ricky Carmichael, of Havana, Fla., won his seventh 250cc THQ World Supercross GP/AMA Supercross Series race at the RCA Dome in front of 54,720 fans. Suzuki’s Branden Jesseman, of Fombell, Pa., earned his third-career 125cc Eastern Regional AMA Supercross Series victory and moved into the series points lead. Visit RacerXill.com for all the details.

2/24/03 DeMuth Clinches ArenaCross Title
Shogun Yamaha's Josh Demuth clinched his second straight U.S. National Arenacross title witha dominant performance at Council Bluffs, Iowa, winning all four main events over theweekend. All told, Demuth now has 27 wins out of 48 main events so far in this series. He hasan unbeatable total of 875 points, which is a mind-boggling 202 points better than runner-upTom Hofmaster, his Shogun Yamaha teammate. Five-time champion Buddy Antunez is rankedthird, just two points behind Hofmaster, but the factory Suzuki rider has only managed one winso far this season. Two stops (and eight main events) are left in the series: Sacramento,California, and Denver, Colorado. For more information, check out arenacross.com

2/24/03 AMA Supercross Series (Round 8)
World SX GP (Round 10) Atlanta, GA
250cc Results
1 RICKY CARMICHAEL
2 CHAD REED
3 DAVID VUILLEMIN
4 ERNESTO FONSECA
5 TIMMY M FERRY
6 NICHOLAS A WEY
7 SEAN D HAMBLIN
8 MIKE LAROCCO
9 ANDREW T SHORT
10 DANNY L SMITH
125cc Results
1 BROCK SELLARDS
2 MICHAEL L BROWN
3 BRANDEN L JESSEMAN
4 ERICK VALLEJO
5 MICHAEL BYRNE
6 MATTHIEU LALLOZ
7 STEVE BONIFACE
8 KELLY D SMITH
9 TROY K ADAMS
10 RYAN MILLS

2/6/03 Visit to Children's Hospital
Josh Hansen along with some Supercross Super Heroes visit Children's Hospital. A group of supercross riders (and one top freestyler) took time today to stop by Loma Linda University Children's Hospital right outside of San Bernardino, California. Team Honda's Natham Ramsey, SoBe Suzuki's Danny Smith, Yamaha of Troy's Josh Hansen, Yamaha/SoBe freestyle motocrosser Trevor Vines, and four-time AMA National Motocross and Supercross Champion Jeff Emig all stopped by the hospital as a group today to visit the children's ward. They were there at the invitation of Steve Bauer, himself a former top California motocrosser from back in the day. Bauer organized the visit and deserves a pat on the back for making the day for a bunch of young fans. "It was a total success," said Bauer of the visit. "Everyone was smiling and the kids really appreciated it. It could not have possibly gone off better than it did."

1/4/03 Round 1 Anahiem SX
ANAHEIM, Calif. (January 4, 2003) - Chad Reed pushed his Yamaha to his second career 250cc win in THQ World Supercross GP in front of a sold-out Edison International Field (45,050 fans). Team Honda'sTravis Preston, who is the defending 125cc Western Regional Supercross champion, was victorious in tonight's 125cc Western Regional event - his second in Anaheim.

Kawasaki rider Mike Brown won the $1,500 SXGP.com holeshot award with Reed and Honda's Mike LaRocco in tow. Brown's lead diminished as Reed moved into the lead. Two-time defending champion Ricky Carmichael, of Havana, Fla., started in 10th place. On lap two, while moving through the field, Carmichael crashed and fell into last place. One lap later, he crashed again.

Team Suzuki's Travis Pastrana and LaRocco were in a heated battle for several laps before LaRocco went down, causing a freight train of crashes, including Pastrana and Michael Byrne. The debacle helped Carmichael's pursuit to the front. Reed finished first, Carmichael second and Ferry third.

Preston, of Hesperia, Calif., moved into the lead on lap four of the 125cc main, passing early leaders Christopher Gosselaar and Andrew Short. Team Kawasaki's James Stewart, who finished second in last year's 125cc supercross season, started 21st out of 22 riders after a poor start. The catch-up game for the Kawasaki rider played through second place. Preston was first followed by Stewart and Short in third.

"I don't know if the crowd was behind me because James (Stewart) was behind me," said Preston. "I had fast lap times all night, but I fell in my heat race, so I was riding around in seventh place."

The sellout was supercross' ninth in the last 10 events at Edison International Field, dating to the 1999 season.

11/11/02 King of Bercy Josh finishes 4th ov

12/12/02 On the Road To Recovery Just wanted to let everyone know that Josh Hansen is doing good and well on his way to a full recovery. It is hard to believe that it is almost a month since his accident. He will be starting to ride this week-end, and will be able to start training harder by the end of next week. His goal is to still be ready for the first Anaheim on January 4th - we'll just have to wait and see. Please keep him in your thoughts and prayers.

11/11/02 King of Bercy Josh finishes 4th overall after 3 tough days of racing. Check out the talent he was up against. Congratulations
1.Langston, 5 pts
2.Gosselaar, 16
3.Preston, 17
4.Hansen, 18
5.Laninovich, 22
6.Sellards, 26
7.Tedesco, 27
8.Short, 29
9.Rodrigues, 29
10.Thain, 31
11.Torronteras, 33
12.Boniface, 36
13.Sorby, 39
14.Andersson, 42
15.Demartis, 42 etc.

11/11/02 Bercy SX
Sunday Night Final
1.Langston
2.Short
3.Sellards
4.Laninovich
5.Rodrigues
6.Gosselaar
7.Torronteras
8.Ristori
9.Hansen
10.Sorby
11.Andersson
12.Preston
13.Renet (Fra, Yamaha)
14.Beaudoin
15.Guidetty etc.

11/10/02 Bercy SX
Saturday Night Final
1.Preston
2.Langston
3.Hansen
4.Tedesco
5.Thain
6.Laninovich
7.Torronteras
8.Sellards
9.Gosselaar
10.Rodrigues
11.Boniface
12.Andersson
13.Sorby
14.Demartis
15.Pingree
16.Guidetty
17.Maschio
18.Short

11/09/02 Bercy SXJust a little note to let you know how Josh Hansen did on his first day of racing at the 2002 Bercy SX.
They were only taking the first four in the qualifier, and Josh came in 3rd. He then came in 6th place in the main event. His team is in first place at this time.

Friday Night Final:
1.Gosselaar
2.Langston
3.Tedesco
4.Preston
5.Boniface
6.Hansen
7.Thain
8.Demartis
9.Short
10.Gonçalves
11.Leuret
12.Laninovich
13.Guidetty
14.Rodrigues
15.Sellards
16.Sorby
17.Walker
18.Morais
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11/08/02 New school dates added. Click here for school dates.

11/06/02 Donnie/Edison Dye Lifetime Achievement Award I just wanted to let you know that Donnie, and the rest of the '81 Motocross des Nations Team, is being honored this week-end with the Edison Dye Lifetime Achievement Award. The awards ceremony will be a Glen Helen Raceway during the World Vet National on Sunday, November 3rd. It is scheduled for around noon. It would be great if you could be there to see him get this long overdue award. He will be arriving in so-Cal on Saturday, and will be coming home on Monday.