Published March 19th, 2008
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Chad Reed |
YAM |
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Ricky Carmichael |
SUZ |
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| 3. |
James Stewart |
KAW |
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| 4. |
Kevin Windham |
HON |
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| 5. |
David Vuillemin |
YAM |
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| 6. |
Seb Tortelli |
SUZ |
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| 7. |
Andrew Short |
HON |
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| 8. |
Ernesto Fonseca |
HON |
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| 9. |
Mike LaRocco |
HON |
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| 10. |
Tim Ferry |
YAM |
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| 11. |
Jason Thomas |
HON |
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| 12. |
Damon Huffman |
HON |
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| 13. |
Joseph Oehlhof |
HON |
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| 14. |
Tyler Evans |
SUZ |
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| 15. |
Travis Preston |
HON |
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| Ricky Carmichael |
261 |
| Chad Reed |
232 |
| Kevin Windham |
190 |
| Mike LaRocco |
181 |
| David Vuillemin |
166 |
| Ernesto Fonseca |
150 |
| Seb Tortelli |
144 |
| Michael Byrne |
103 |
| Heath Voss |
95 |
| Tyler Evans |
88 |
| Damon Huffman |
84 |
| Travis Preston |
74 |
| Nick Wey |
73 |
| Tim Ferry |
63 |
| Jeremy McGrath |
61 |
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| 1. |
Davi Millsaps |
SUZ |
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| 2. |
Grant Langston |
KAW |
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| 3. |
Josh Hansen |
KTM |
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| 4. |
Matt Walker |
KAW |
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| 5. |
Steve Boniface |
HON |
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| 6. |
Ryan Mills |
HON |
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| 7. |
Kelly Smith |
YAM |
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| 8. |
Tucker Hibbert |
HON |
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| 9. |
Troy Adams |
HON |
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| 10. |
Greg Schnell |
HON |
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| 11. |
Chad Johnson |
YAM |
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| 12. |
Josh Grant |
HON |
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| 13. |
Bradley Ripple |
SUZ |
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| 14. |
Ty Hadsell |
YAM |
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| 15. |
Justin Buckelew |
HON |
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| Grant Langston |
100 |
| Josh Hansen |
100 |
| Davi Millsaps |
93 |
| Kelly Smith |
67 |
| Steve Boniface |
65 |
| Troy Adams |
63 |
| Josh Grant |
59 |
| Matt Walker |
56 |
| Ryan Mills |
52 |
| Joaquim Rodrigues |
45 |
| Chad Johnson |
43 |
| Justin Buckelew |
43 |
| Brock Sellards |
40 |
| Greg Schnell |
38 |
| Jesseman, K. Johnson |
30 |
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Citrus Bowl
Chad Reed moves closer … wins Orlando
250: First, it was James Stewart leading. Ricky Carmichael was second, and Chad Reed third. Then, Carmichael goes down. It’s Stewart leading, Reed second, and Carmichael back a bit. Next, Stewart goes down. Reed inherits the lead, RC is second, and Stewart third. All this before 10 laps are complete.
At the halfway point, Chad Reed still leading, Carmichael is second, James Stewart is third. And that’s how they stayed until the end of the race – Reed first, Carmichael second, Stewart third. Ricky Carmichael leads the point standings with 261, and Chad Reed is second with 232 points.
125: Davi Millsaps, riding for Team Makita Suzuki, won the 15 lap main event over Grant Langston and Josh Hansen. Hansen and Langston are now tied for the points lead with 100 each, and Millsaps is third with 93 points.
Notes: Team Kawasaki’s Michael Byrne is out for at least the next seven weeks – he had shoulder surgery to repair torn ligaments suffered from a crash at the Atlanta supercross. Chad Reed had a small scare right before the main event. He had some sort of bike problem – Yamaha technicians removed the exhaust pipe and were looking at the cylinder area. They got it fixed in a few minutes, started the race, and Chad went on to win the 20 lap main event. It’s Chad’s second win in a row, and third of the 2005 season.
TV: March 27 – ESPN2 – 12pm Eastern Time – Orlando
Next event: April 2 – Dallas/Irving TX
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