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INTO CALGARY FOR ROUND THREE OF THE MONSTER ENERGY MOTOCROSS NATIONALS
A New Wild Rose MX Park Track Design To Be Released For Calgary`s Monster Energy Motocross National
Calgary, Alberta (June 13, 2012) – During round two of the Monster Energy Motocross Nationals from Kamloops, British Columbia, riders relied on fitness and proper bike set up to attack the grueling track layout. Round three of the series continues to move east as Wild Rose Motocross Park in Calgary, Alberta will no doubt challenge riders when a new track design is revealed.
Heading into round three, Monster Energy Leading Edge Thor Kawasaki riders Matt Goerke and Teddy Maier have dominated the first two rounds of the series in both the MX1 and MX2 classes. With momentum clearly on their side, Goerke and Maier will both be looking to extend their points leads when leaving Calgary.
When the 2012 Monster Energy Motocross Nationals began, everyone knew that Florida’s Matt Goerke would be a MX1 championship contender. Few people predicted that coming into round three, Goerke would be undefeated in all four motos. Behind Goerke is a host of talented riders waiting to capitalize should Goerke make a mistake. Series heavy weights like KTM Red Bull Royal Distributing Fox Racing`s Colton Facciotti, Rockstar Energy OTSFF Yamaha Motovan.com`s Bobby Kiniry and Gopher Dunes Racing Troy Lee Designs Powersport Canada’s Tyler Medaglia will all be looking to rise to Goerke’s level, challenging him for the top step of the podium this weekend.
In the MX2 class, Monster Energy Leading Edge Thor Kawasaki`s Teddy Maier has used a combination of speed and experience to also win the first two rounds of the series. Maier has been winning regardless of his position off the start of each moto. Maier`s performances have him beaming with confidence, but as we enter Calgary, Maier will have tough competition from his teammate Kyle Beaton and KTM Red Bull Royal Distributing Fox Racing`s Jeremy Medaglia. Both of these young riders have shown remarkable patience and are yet to make any mistakes, as they are finding the speed needed to take on Maier this weekend.
The track at Wild Rose MX Park in Calgary, Alberta will give the riders all they can handle. With the track’s notorious deep ruts, big jumps and steep hills, it is one of the longest and fastest on the schedule. Adding to the riders’ workload will be the fact that the track sits at an elevation of 3500 feet above sea level, meaning thinner air will no doubt call upon the fitness level of all the competing racers.
Round three of the Monster Energy Motocross Nationals, from Wild Rose MX Park in Calgary, will commence on Sunday, June 17. Live audio coverage will begin at 8:00am local time with opening motos starting at 12:10pm. To listen to the live audio coverage please visit: https://mxpmag.com/live-event-coverage-with-motoradio
For additional information about Wild Rose MX Park please visit: www.wildrosemx.com
Previous Round Results and Current Standings
Monster Energy Motocross Nationals
Whispering Pines Raceway – Kamloops, British Columbia
June 9, 2012
Round 2 of 9
MX1 Pro Class (Moto Finish)
1. Matt Goerke, Lake Helen, Florida, Kawasaki (1-1)
2. Tyler Medaglia, Kemptville, Ontario, Honda (2-3)
3. Bobby Kiniry, Holland Patent, New York, Yamaha (3-4)
4. Tyler Villopoto, Poulsbo, Washington, Kawasaki (6-5)
5. Dusty Klatt, Campbell River, British Columbia, KTM (5-6)
6. Gavin Gracyk, Blissfield, Ohio, Kawasaki (7-8)
7. Morgan Burger, Nampa, Idaho, Kawasaki (9-7)
8. Brock Hoyer, Williams Lake, British Columbia, Kawasaki (8-10)
9. Colton Facciotti, St. Thomas, Ontario, KTM (40-2)
10. Jason Burke, Hamilton, Ontario, Honda (10-11)
11. Kyle Keast, Lindsay, Ontario, Yamaha (4-33)
12. Josh Allen, Kamloops, British Columbia, Kawasaki (11-14)
13. PJ Stratton, Whitecourt, Alberta, Honda (13-13)
14. Jaromir Romancik, Czech Republic, Kawasaki (38-9)
15. Bryar Perry, Woodland, California, Kawasaki (18-12)
16. Joey Ruminer, Orting, Washington, Kawasaki (16-16)
17. Shawn Robinson, Gatineau, Quebec, Yamaha (15-17)
18. Greg Small, Kamloops, British Columbia, Kawasaki (12-34)
19. Jared Stock, Medicine Hat, Alberta Yamaha (14-DNF)
20. Julian Cerny, Calgary, Alberta Kawasaki (35-15)
MX1 Pro Class Championship Standings
1. Matt Goerke, Lake Helen, Florida, Kawasaki – 100
2. Bobby Kiniry, Holland Patent, New York, Yamaha – 78
3. Tyler Medaglia, Kemptville, Ontario, Honda – 72
4. Colton Facciotti, St. Thomas, Ontario, KTM – 66
5. Tyler Villopoto, Poulsbo, Washington, Kawasaki – 59
6. Dusty Klatt, Campbell River, British Columbia, KTM – 55
7. Kyle Keast, Lindsay, Ontario, Yamaha – 54
8. Gavin Gracyk, Blissfield, Ohio, Kawasaki – 51
9. Morgan Burger, Nampa, Idaho, Kawasaki – 40
10. Brock Hoyer, Williams Lake, British Columbia, Kawasaki – 39
11. Jaromir Romancik, Czech Republic, Kawasaki – 33
12. Jason Burke, Hamilton, Ontario, Honda – 32
13. Josh Allen, Kamloops, British Columbia, Kawasaki – 30
14. PJ Stratton, Whitecourt, Alberta, Honda – 26
15. Shawn Robinson, Gatineau, Quebec, Yamaha – 24
16. Kyle McGlynn, Wembley, Alberta, Yamaha – 21
17. Shawn Maffenbeier, Swift Current, Saskatchewan, Yamaha – 21
18. Greg Small, Kamloops, British Columbia, Kawasaki – 18
19. Joey Ruminer, Orting, Washington, Kawasaki – 14
20. Bryar Perry, Woodland, California, Kawasaki – 12
MX2 Pro Class (Moto Finish)
1. Teddy Maier, Fort Dodge, Iowa, Kawasaki (1-1)
2. Jeremy Medaglia, Kemptville, Ontario, KTM (2-2)
3. Topher Ingalls, Templeton, California, Honda (4-3)
4. Kyle Beaton, Surrey, British Columbia, Kawasaki (3-5)
5. Dylan Kaelin, Grand Bend, Ontario, Yamaha (6-4)
6. Brad Nauditt, Spokane, Washington, Honda (5-6)
7. Jared Allison, Delburne, Alberta, Yamaha (8-7)
8. Ross Johnson,Tenino, Washington, Suzuki (7-8)
9. Richard Grey, Keswick, Ontario, Yamaha (9-10)
10. Parker Allison, Delburne, Alberta, Yamaha (16-9)
11. Eric Jeffery, Oshawa, Ontario, Kawasaki (14-12)
12. Spencer Knowles, New Westminster, British Columbia, Yamaha (13-14)
13. Nicky Beatty, Wyoming, Ontario, Yamaha (15 -15)
14. Jared Petruska, Calgary, Alberta, Kawasaki (20-11)
15. Trae Franklin ,Fort St John, British Columbia Honda (10-23)
16. Kevin Lepp ,Abbotsford, British Columbia, Honda (11-37)
17. Cody Woodworth, Palmer, Alaska, Yamaha (12-DNF)
18. Keytan Meston, Calgary, Alberta, Honda (37-13)
19. Matthew Davenport, Fort St John, British Columbia, Honda (18-16)
20. David Gassin, Arnold, California, Honda (17-17)
MX2 Pro Class Championship Standings
1. Teddy Maier, Fort Dodge, Iowa, Kawasaki – 89
2. Jeremy Medaglia, Kemptville, Ontario, KTM – 78
3. Kyle Beaton, Surrey, British Columbia, Kawasaki – 73
4. Jared Allison, Delburne, Alberta, Yamaha – 62
5. Topher Ingalls, Templeton, California, Honda – 58
6. Ross Johnson,Tenino, Washington, Suzuki – 54
7. Brad Nauditt, Spokane, Washington, Honda – 53
8. Parker Allison, Delburne, Alberta, Yamaha – 49
9. Dylan Kaelin, Grand Bend, Ontario, Yamaha – 46
10. Spencer Knowles, New Westminster, British Columbia, Yamaha – 37
11. Richard Grey, Keswick, Ontario, Yamaha – 34
12. Zach Deiana, Coleville, Saskatchewan, Suzuki – 26
13. Eric Jeffery, Oshawa, Ontario, Kawasaki – 25
14. Cody Woodworth, Palmer, Alaska, Yamaha – 22
15. Keytan Meston, Calgary, Alberta, Honda – 22
16. Ryan Abrigo, Sultan, Washington, Honda – 21
17. Nicky Beatty, Wyoming, Ontario, Yamaha – 19
18. Trae Franklin, Fort St John, British Columbia, Honda – 18
19. Jared Petruska, Calgary, Alberta, Kawasaki – 17
20. Cale Barr, Edmonton, Alberta, KTM – 12
For more information pertaining to the CMRC Monster Energy Motocross Nationals, please log on to www.cmrcracing.com or join the conversation on the Official Facebook Page of the Monster Energy Motocross Nationals at www.facebook.com/CMRCMX and Twitter at www.twitter.com/cmrcracing to follow and post to the hashtag #mxcanada
WHAT: The CMRC Monster Energy Motocross Nationals, Round Three from Calgary, Alberta.
WHERE: From Deerfoot Trail: Exit west on to Glenmore Trail then take the first exit north on to Blackfoot Trail. Turn right (east) on 58th Ave., at the Blackfoot Inn. Take your next left (north) at the lights on to Burbank Rd. Follow Burbank Rd into the track entrance.
WHEN: Sunday, June 17, 2012
WHO: Over 100 professional motocross racers will be soaring three stories high and over 70 feet in length in what many consider “the most grueling, yet entertaining sport in the world.” Motocross is the ultimate combination of stamina, skill and speed.
2011 WINNERS: MX1: Colton Facciotti (Yamaha). MX2: Tyler Medaglia (Yamaha).
SCHEDULE: Sunday (June 17) – Pro Practice 8:00am; Qualifying 9:20am; Opening Ceremonies 11:50am; MX2 Moto 1 starts at 12:10pm; MX1 Moto 1 starts at 1:30pm.
TICKETS: Tickets are available on-site. Gates open at 7 a.m.
Weekend Admission: Adults – $40, Under 12 – $25, Pre-schoolers FREE!
Sunday Admission: Adults – $25, Under 12 – $15, Pre-schoolers FREE!
Follow the Nationals with Live Timing
Follow every lap of every moto of the 2012 Monster Energy Motocross Nationals on your computer, tablet or mobile device!
For computers and tablets, go to www.cmrc.tracksideresults.com to access results of each round, lap charts, series points, rider profiles and live lap times for practice sessions, qualifiers and races as they unfold each weekend.
On your mobile device, go to either www.cmrcracing.com or www.mobile.cmrcracing.com to watch the live laps of practices, qualifiers and motos, plus you can keep up to date with CMRC’s Twitter posts, Facebook page and News items. From there, click on the CMRC logo in the top right corner to access CMRC’s website www.cmrcracing.com.
We thought displaying lap times on the monitor was high tech. Another cool feature of this new system is you can get any rider’s lap times texted directly to your phone. Go to www.cmrc.tracksideresults.com then click on the Live Results tab, find the “Laptimes sent to your phone!” link and follow the instructions. If you’re a Pro racer, a mechanic or a fan, now you can follow any rider’s lap times at each national.
With CMRC’s live laps and MXP Magazine’s live audio feed found at www.mxpmag.com, you’ll be able to get up to the minute results and commentary for each round of the 2012 Monster Energy Motocross Nationals, which is the next best thing to being there in person.
About CMRC Pro Racing
The Canadian Motosport Racing Corporation is a marketing and membership driven organization committed to the growth and development of competitive off-road motorcycle racing for amateurs and professionals, regional and national. CMRC exists to enhance, communicate and promote motocross for the benefit of participants, spectators, organizers and industry participants and thereby to ensure stability, growth and social and political acceptance of our sport.
CMRC is responsible for setting, implementing, maintaining and developing standards for rules of competition, officiating, organization and promotion of events. CMRC will seek to cultivate promotional opportunities, which are intended to be to the benefit of all competitors.
For more information about CMRC, please visit: www.cmrcracing.com.
