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Props to Jeff Gibson, winning all 3 motos in 40+ against John Grewe. Photo courtesy of Rupert X, borrowed from vitalmx.com

Georgie, that shows that he is successful. And, as much as it pains me to agree with Hershey, Ryan is boring, always has been; probably always will be. The closest he has ever been to stylish on a bike was when he reached down to hand shift the KTM at a SX, and that was more determination than...

And he is only going to improve.

A better comparison would be Greg Rand's comeback at the 1988 Indy SX where he gave RC all that he could handle in the heat race and was having a good main until the bike quit. That is a given. Ryan will be there at the end, Kenny most likely not.

Well done Matthew, and you have every right to be proud (and brag) John.

Nine (assuming we count the 2009 SX Lite title). But he was also the runner up 6 times and finished third 3 times. Seems pretty damn fast to me.

At least you don't have to worry about that at the regional. Congratulations on the strong results.

It (the clown show) is only fitting since Feld was the owner of Ringling Bros. circus prior to it ceasing operations.

That may only be for one week. Star should have a "fill-in" rider starting next week.

Broken collar bone (again).

Doug & Amy both served in the Navy. I think Doug is still flying for FedEx. And yes, good kid from good parents.

I met Casey, Doug and Amy at the ranch a number of years ago. Good people. And to think last year at this time he was a privateer racing the Mini O's on a Husky disguised as a Gas Gas.

That is correct. I was referring to the additional riders that I listed in my post.

Agreed. The only rider that didn't do LL was Noah Schuring. He took the overall in all 4 B classes at the Log Road AQ. Had a practice track crash and broke his arm in a few places so he was unable to do any regionals or LL.

Broken collar bone at LL

The same can be asked of Kimble Jett, Chase Prince, Mark Fineis, Judson Wisdom, Trevor Colip, Logan Best, Cam Campbell, Ethan Day, Lucas Geistler, Gavin Brough, and Noah Schuring. After they (mxsports) failed to get the number of entries that they expected they relaxed the requirements...

Riders finishing in the Top 10 in the Open Pro Sport, 250 Pro Sport, 250 B, 250 B Ltd, & Schoolboy 2 at Loretta Lynn's Amateur National are eligible.

Toby Kimbro from Kentucky. He was first alternate in 40+ and was already at the ranch racing in 45+.

Not at all. He came in prepared on a bike as good as any in the class, with the possible exception of Heath Harrison's. We all knew this day would come and as with previous years I would still pick the same as I did. Apparently this year's contenders learned from Renner and Durham's mistakes...

Heading into moto 3: Harrison 1-2, Marshall 4-1, Baumert 2-3, Brown 3-5, and Porter jr. 5-4. It looks like Mike will not win the class, but there is also a good chance he will not make the over all podium. It was a good run, bring on the 50+ class.