Dylan Langlois sent MXP this. Thanks Dylan. Here is the list of top 100 numbers for 2011. Unofficial right now, but pretty sure this is totally correct.

Hey dude,

I was bored this morning and decided to make a spreadsheet to figure out the 2011 national numbers. Pretty sure it's all right - top 10 MX1 are #1-10, skipped 13 and accounted for any riders who scored points in both MX1 and MX2.
Stat: there were 117 riders who scored a National point in 2010. The only thing I didn't figure out is where there are ties for points like number 99, I was too lazy to check who got the point first. Pretty sure the MX1 riders with 4 points get #97-99 over the MX2 riders with 4 points tho...
Enjoy, hopefully you can use this on the site or something.

DL

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1    2    Dusty Klatt             368
2    32    Kornel Nemeth             299
3    3    Bobby Kiniry             291
4    9    Kyle Keast             255
5    135    Josh Demuth             253
6    22    Mason Phillips      243
7    552    Freddy Karrle       232
8    65    Troy Adams             229
9    546    Kevin Urquhart      205
10    1    Colton Facciotti     200
11    5    Tyler Medaglia      383
12    1    Teddy Maier             366
13            
14    17    Jeremy Medaglia     316
15    27    Kaven Benoit             297
16    26    Jared Allison       283
17    21    Parker Allison      218
18    76    Shawn Rife          217
19    12    Eric Nye             187
20    15    Kerim Fitz-Gerald     172
21    29    Spencer Knowles     164
22    8    Liam O'Farrell      157
23    31    Shawn Maffenbeier     123
24    35    Jonathan Parise     113
25    18    Kyle McGlynn             107
26    40    Marc Antoine Genereux     95
27    86    Kyle Sidle          91
28    41    Dylan Kaelin        82
29    19    Brock Hoyer         79
30    28    Ryan Millar         77
31    43    Josh Snider             72
32    39    Kory Snelgrove      68
33    134    Travis Sewell       66
34    447    Kohl Canaday        64
35    194    Richard Grey        64
36    620    Brad Nauditt        60
37    901    Kenny Henry         59
38    91    Kevin Lepp             58
39    59    Willy Shatrau       55
40    129    Jay Burke           51
41    16    Kyle Beaton          49
42    887    Jerry Lorenz         47
43    46    Simon Homans        45
44    63    Aaron Pfrimmer      44
45    961    Nicky Beatty        42
46    120    P.O. Lavigne        39
47    570    T J Phillips        39
48    162    Rhys Carter         36
49    75    Jared Stock         35
50    61    Kyle Ward             35
51    406    Justin Murray        32
52    71    Brandon Phinney     31
53    129    Nathan Bles             30
54    10    Tim Tremblay        30
55    759    Alex Laliberte      29
56    60    Bryan Wallace       29
57    239    Devon Pilkington     29
58    125    Daniel Blair        28
59    70    Brad Lechelt        25
60    351    Shane Sewell        25
61    54    Davey Fraser        24
62    491    Jared Petruska      22
63    749    Michael Willard     22
64    52    Nathan Slater        22
65    311    Mike Brown          21
66    33    PJ Stratton         21
67    819    Todd Sewell         21
68    732    Perry Boswell        20
69    477    Ryan Zimmerman      20
70    81    Mitchell McColl     17
71    23    Jack Carpenter      16
72    69    Kenny Lechelt       15
73    133    Eric Jeffery        14
74    51    Julian Cerny        14
75    148    Parker Hoppe        14
76    107    Ryan Gauld             14
77    50    Greg Durivage       13
78    498    Kat Shipley         13
79    336    Derek Hamm             12
80    7    Mitch Cooke         12
81    209    Addison Kramer       11
82    533    Andy Mathieu        11
83    188    Riley Blackmer       11

84    120    Kris Keefer         10
85    215    Luke Firth          10
86    47    Ryan Gainey         10
87    189    Scott Vande Borne     10
88    115    Shawn Robinson      9
89    74    Zack Pezderic       9
90    170    Darrin Mees         8
91    145    Brady Breemersch     7
92    641    Dano Aulseybrook     7
93    58    Davey Sterritt      7
94    208    Donnie Vawser       7
95    73    Earl Reimer         7
96    55    Ron Rothkranz       6
97    446    Chris Spear         4
98    235    Colby Peterson       4
99    79    Greg Small             4
686    Alexandre Morin     4
215    Bobby Davies        4
517    Bryton Allison      4
158    Jordan Churcher     3
45    Yuri Alexandre       3
314    Bill Law             2
260    Clay Crawford       2
621    Collin Jurin         2
797    Derrick Barr        2
751    Donald Turner        2
573    Kyle Stephens        2
241    Tylar Craig         2
651    Anthony Lunghi      1
717    Broc Shury             1
955    Dylan Langlois      1
77    Kelly A Brown       1
97    Kevin Humeny        1
470    Lucas Bachman        1
128    Simon Lessard        1

Based on the rule book advancement formula, the advancement after the Spring Series is as follows:

BEGINNER TO JUNIOR

JASON KLEINGELD

GAVIN WILLIAMS

JEFF KLASSEN

JOE SWINSON

TYLER BENNETT

SEAN STEWART

A J  SNIVELY

JAMES LIUS

JUNIOR TO INTERMEDIATE

MATT MC CARTHY

SCOTT WILSON

ANDREW POWEL

PATRICK GESUALDI

JEFF LEE

INTERMEDIATE TO PRO

JESSIE GRUMMETT

SCOTT JACOBSEN

GREG FILER

THE FOLLOWING VET JUNIOR RIDERS WILL BE ADVANCED TO VET MASTER IF THEY ADVANCE A SECOND TIME IN 2010-08-16

ROB MARTIN

SCOTT ROCHER

DAVIS TAPLAY

STEVE OOWEN

JEFF KLASSEN

THE FOLLOWING VET SENIOR RIDERS WILL BE ADVANCED TO VET MASTER IF THEY ADVANCE A SECOND TIME IN 2010-08-16

KEITH BILLINGS

BRIAN HOLLOWAY

JOHN NELSON

DAVID NELSON

BARRY BILLINGS

CMRC Racing News

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

(Stouffville, ON – August 15, 2010)

Bobby Kiniry ‘King of Walton’ – Rife grabs MX2 overall

The final round of the Monster Energy Motocross Nationals in Walton, Ontario, on Sunday, saw Rockstar Energy/OTSFF/Troy Lee Designs/Two Wheel Suzuki’s Bobby Kiniry record the MX1 overall on the strength of 1-2 motos.

It was the American’s first nationals overall win on Canadian soil. His win also entitled him to receive the ‘King of Walton’ title and the sword that goes along with it, for one year.

Yamaha/Red Bull/Blackfoot/Fox Racing’s Dusty Klatt, who already wrapped up the title at the penultimate round, finished second overall on the day, thanks to 3-1 motos.

In MX2 action, outgoing champion Teddy Maier had to bow to incoming champ Tyler Medaglia in the first moto, which was hot and nasty. In the second moto, Maier was led to the checkered flag by his Monster Energy/Leading Edge Kawasaki teammate Shawn Rife. Again the racing was fast and furious!

Rife, who finished third in the first moto, claimed the overall while Maier’s 2-2 finishes gave him second overall. Third overall went to Yamaha/Red Bull/Blackfoot/Fox Racing’s Tyler Medaglia on the strength of 1-5 motos. Medaglia rode a calculated second moto to ensure he finished on two wheels and in the championship points.

In the first MX1 moto, Bobby Kiniry nailed down the holeshot ahead of Royal Distributing KTM’s Kornel Nemeth; Monster Energy/Cernic’s/Kawasaki’s Josh Demuth; Black River Motorsports Yamaha’s Shane Sewell and Redemption Racing Kawasaki’s Mason Phillips.

In what would be a nail-biter moto, Kiniry managed to not only hold of Nemeth but also fend off every passing manoeuvre Yamaha/Red Bull/Blackfoot/Fox Racing’s Dusty Klatt could throw at him. Two of Klatt’s moves saw him make contact with Kiniry and crash both times as a result.

Klatt, who got a mid-pack start in the first moto, had sliced and diced his way into fifth place by the midway point. He then charged his way into second place to challenge Kiniry for the lead.

After tangling with Kiniry and crashing the first time, Klatt remounted in sixth and again battled his way to the front to challenge for the lead. Again Klatt went down allowing Kiniry to comfortably take the win.

Klatt would have to take satisfaction with third place behind Nemeth. Demuth and Rock River Yamaha’s Travis Sewell sealed the top-five.

Kiniry pegged the second moto holeshot ahead of Demuth, Rock River Yamaha’s Travis Sewell, Klatt, Rockstar Energy/OTSFF/Troy Lee Designs/Two Wheel Suzuki’s Freddy Karrle, and Nemeth.

Some five laps into the moto, Klatt, a little less hurried this time, put a definitive pass on Kiniry. Once he accomplished that, Klatt checked out leaving Kiniry to fend off Demuth, then Sewell, who got by him just past the halfway point.

Kiniry, looking to end the day with the overall, repassed Sewell on the same lap and the top three finishers were decided from that point on. Kiniry’s noteworthy 1-2 motos not only gave him the overall, they assured that he kept his No.3 ranking intact for another year.

Rain started coming down during the last moto of the day, and of the season, which coupled with high winds, added another element to the fast and demanding Walton track. Some areas became really slick, but the key players stayed in the game and on two wheels.

In addition to recording second overall on the day, Klatt was officially crowned 2010 MX1 Champion while the Hungarian Nemeth recorded third overall on the strength of 2-4 motos. Nemeth, in his first full season of the Canadian Nationals, finished an impressive runner-up in the series.

Orange Motorsports KTM’s Richard Grey snared the first MX2 holeshot ahead of Shawn Rife, Tyler Medaglia, Blackfoot Direct Yamaha’s Jarred Allison, and Monster Energy/Leading Edge Kawasaki’s Teddy Maier.

It didn’t take too long for Rife and Medaglia to stick a pass on up-and-comer Grey, to then battle for the lead position, which went to Rife. Not wanting to disconnect with the front-runners, defending champ Maier blitzed by Allison to take up fourth.

A bobble by Rife, which saw him remount in fifth, left the door open for Medaglia to take the lead. Medaglia never looked back, settled into a comfortable pace and took it all the way to the checkered.

Maier, who inherited third, then put some pressure on Grey, who had moved into second after Rife’s bobble. Once in second place, Maier set out after Medaglia, who had pulled a bit of a gap.

Although they wound up neck-and-neck for a few laps, Maier was unable to get by Medaglia in a thriller race that saw Medaglia convincingly win the moto.

Rife, meanwhile, was able to work his way into third by the time the checkered flag was waved with Allison and Orange Motorsport KTM’s Jeremy Medaglia cementing the top-five.

Tyler Medaglia nailed down the second MX2 moto holeshot followed by his Blackfoot Racing teammate Kyle Beaton, Duroy Racing KTM’s Kaven Benoit and the Leading Edge duo Maier and Rife.

Medaglia led for about half the race and then started easing off the pace to settle for fifth at the finish line, which was more than enough to clinch the 2010 MX2 Championship and third overall on the day.

Once Medaglia back-paddled from the lead it was taken over by Maier, who then lost it to a hard-charging Rife. Although Maier did everything he could to retake the lead, he had to settle for second place at the checkered.

Beaton, who drifted as far back as fifth at one point, pulled out all the stops to end up finishing in third, which gave him sixth overall on the day, thanks to a 10th place finish in moto one.

While Duroy Racing KTM’s Kaven Benoit disappeared out of the top-five to finish eighth his rival for third in the championship, Jeremy Medaglia, worked his way into a fourth place finish. On the strength of 5-4 motos, Medaglia recorded fourth overall on the day and cemented third in the championship.

MX1 Overall Results

1 Bobby Kiniry (USA)

2. Dusty Klatt (BC)

3 Kornel Nemeth (Hungary)

4 Travis Sewell (USA)

5 Josh Demuth (USA)

6 Freddy Karrle (USA)

7 Shane Sewell (USA)

8 Simon Homans (QC)

9 Kevin Urquhart (USA)

10 Willy Shatrau (USA)

MX2 Overall Results

1 Shawn Rife (USA)

2 Teddy Maier (USA)

3 Tyler Medaglia (ON)

4 Jeremy Medaglia (ON)

5 Jared Allison (AB)

6 Kyle Beaton (BC)

7 Parker Allison (AB)

8 Kaven Benoit (QC)

9 Kerim Fitz-Gerald (SA)

10 Alex Laliberte (QC)

Final MX1 Standings

1 Dusty Klatt 368

2 Kornel Nemeth 299

3 Bobby Kiniry 291

4 Kyle Keast 255

5 Josh Demuth 253

6 Mason Phillips 243

7 Freddy Karrle 232

8 Troy Adams 229

9 Kevin Urquhart 205

10 Colton Facciotti 200

Final MX2 Standings

1 Tyler Medaglia 383

2 Teddy Maier 366

3 Jeremy Medaglia 316

4 Kaven Benoit 297

5 Jared Allison 270

6 Parker Allison 218

7 Shawn Rife 217

8 Eric Nye 187

9 Kerim Fitz-Gerald 172

10 Spencer Knowles 164

For complete results and points standings please go to www.cmrcracing.com.

Walton Wednesday Update!

By: Kyle Carruthers

What a great first day at the Parts Canada Trans Can at Walton raceway. With riders all over the country set and ready to battle it out for top honours we saw some great racing in all classes.

Starting with the MX2 Intermediate motos Richard Grey and Cole Thompson separated themselves from the pack almost immediately. After an ten minute battle Thompson was able to come out on top with Grey a few seconds back. Dave Blanchet put on a quiet ride for third.

1. #16 Cole Thompson
2. #194 Richard Grey
3. #727 Dave Blanchet
4. #961 Nicky Beatty
5. #120 P.O. Lavigne
6. #686 Alexandre Morin
7. #33 Eric Jeffery
8. #158 Eric Churcher
9. #259 Jarrett Matthews
10. #296 Danny Jobbitt

Perhaps one of the best battles of the day the Vet Jr. class showed bar banging action and passing that we only use to see twenty years ago. Herb Hunter pulled a massive holeshot and led for the first three laps. After a hard fought battle Richard Clarke was able to come out on top with Arnold Bomberry and Jeff Van Niekerk in third.

1. #122 Richard Clarke
2. #296 Arnold Bomberry
3. #128 Jeff Van Niekerk
4. #Jim Scott
5. #687 Hunter Herb
6. #76 Rick Argue
7. #395 Jason Baird
8. #155 Blair Issacs
9. #599 Chuck Myers
10. #441 Tim Metcalfe

Supermini always being one of the best classes to watch did not disappoint. #828 Mitchell Godkin pulled out to the early lead after holeshoting but it wasn’t easy for him. After holding off many attacks from many competitors Mitchell was able to hold onto third. #471 Logan Karnow led for most of the moto until being past by Michael Da Silva after a late race charge.

1. #117 Michael Da Silva
2. #471 Logan Karnow
3. #828 Mitchell Godkin
4. #41 Tommy Vaillancourt
5. #463 John Boyle
6. #27 Stanley Clair
7. #55 Nicholas Jones
8. #259 Taylor Ciampichini
9. #178 Westen Wrozyna
10. #39 Jess Pettis

Mitchell Godkin

Youth was one of the best races of the day. With battles all over the track it ended up being Greg Durivage who came out on top after passing Kyle Stephens for the lead. The battle for third was hot and intense between Kyle Thompson, Josh woods and Davey Fraser. Josh Woods was able to make the pass and hold the position.

1. #1 Greg Durivage
2. #573 Kyle Stephens
3. #126 Josh Woods
4. # 54 Davey Fraser
5. #160 Kyle Thompson
6. #129 Jason Burke
7. #61 LJQuick
8. #151 Francis Charette
9. #48 Chuck Mesley
10. #471 Fredrick Aubut

MX3 GP Junior B was excited as always. #25 Matthew Ricard pulled a great holeshot and was able to lead the first couple laps until coming under attack by #183 Craig Moosberger. Matt Koricina quietly snuck up into the third place position by motos end.

1. #183 Graig Moosberger
2. #25 Matthew Ricard
3. #993 Matt Koricina
4. #68 Mitchell Wright
5. #781 Jared Thorton
6. #396 Steven Anderson
7. #241 Peter Young
8. #193 Braden Pomeroy
9. #878 Chris Hunt
10. #247 Mark Mychajluk

The final moto of the day was 60 Pee Wee 7-9. These kids are the future of our sport and shows when winner Christopher Jay Da Silva went and hucked the Walton Natural double on the first lap on his KTM 65. #46 Marco Cannella was able to pin down second on the day with Nicolas Cryer taking third.

1. #118 C.J. Da Silva
2. #46 Marco Canella
3. #198 Nicholas Cryer
4. #28 Sam Gaynor
5. #16 William Mireault
6. #11 Jarrett Biro
7. #159 Justin Neiser
8. #807 Adam Bezan
9. #151 Raphael Lessard
10. #48 Kyle Potter

Christopher Da Sylva. Winner of moto one in 65 7-9

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