Results from Round 3: Morden, MB
JUNE 15, 2008

Brett Dailey

After finishing 11th in the second moto in Texas last weekend, Monster Energy's Tucker Hibbert crossed the border into Canada and swept Morden's MX2 class with a 1-1. KTM's Eric Nye was third overall but still enjoys a commanding 29 point lead in the series. Aaron Harvey, Jeremy Medaglia and Kyle Beaton are all tied for second in the standings with 93 points.

photo: James Lissimore

MX2 Overall

MX2 Points

1. Hibbert 1-1
2. Harvey 3-3
3. Nye 5-2
4. Medaglia 2-5
5. Beaton 4-7
6. Fitz-gerald 7-8
7. Philips 10-6
8. Maier 14-4
9. Generoux 8-10
10. Allison 9-11
11. Lockhart 6-15
12. Fraser 15-9
13. Jendro 11-14
14. Lamb 17-13
15. McGlynn 0-12
16. Maffenbeier 12-0
17. Hoyer 13-0
18. Reidman 18-17
19. Millar 0-16
20. Evennou 16-0 

1 Eric Nye 122
2 Jeremy Medaglia 93
3 Kyle Beaton 93
4 Aron Harvey 93
5 Teddy Maier 88
6 Mason Phillips 75
7 Ryan Lockhart 74
8 Paul Lamb 70
9 Nick Evennou 69
10 Kerim Fitz-Gerald 68
11 Marc-Antoine Genereux 68
12 Jared Allison 52
13 Tucker Hibbert 50
14 Kaven Benoit 41
15 Davey Fraser 40
16 Kris Foster 29
17 Ryan Millar 28
18 Brock Hoyer 23
19 Shawn Maffenbeier 22
20 Josh Jones 19
21 Scott Jendro 17
22 PJ Stratton 17
23 Shane Wiebe 16
24 Joey Leadbeater 10
25 Kyle McGlynn 9
26 Michael Dupont 7
27 Tanner Reidman 7
28 Tony Gallo 7
29 Brett Wagner 5
30 Parker Allison 5
31 Karel Benoit 5
32 Kory Snelgrove 3
33 Kyle Stephens 1

 

 

Team Toyota Yamaha Blackfoot Fox Racing's Colton Facciotti won Round 3 in Morden, Manitoba with a perfect 1-1. He's now in third overall with 100 points despite missing Round 2 with a fractured collarbone! Suzuki OTSFF Rockstar's Tyler Medaglia still leads the championship with 132 points over Monster Energy Cernic's Kawasaki's Dusty Klatt.

photo: Dan Stenning

MX1 Overall

MX1 Points

1. Facciotti 1-1
2. Medaglia 3-2
3. Nelson 4-4
4. Klatt 2-7
5. Morgan 6-3
6. Burke 9-6
7. Homans 8-8
8. Gibson 13-5
9. Keast 5-14
10. Clegg 12-10
11. Mesley 11-11
12. Dube 10-15
13. Sheren 16-12
14. Urquhart 15-13
15. Northrop 7-0
16. Cooke 0-9
17. Tremblay 14-16
18. Cerny 17-18
19. Christie 19-17
20. Penner 18-19

1 Tyler Medaglia 129
2 Dusty Klatt 111
3 Colton Facciotti 100
4 Blair Morgan 94
5 Kyle Keast 89
6 Jimmy Nelson 86
7 Simon Homans 78
8 Jay Burke 73
9 Jeff Northrop 71
10 Jeff Gibson 68
11 Tim Tremblay 49
12 Marco Dube 48
13 Mitch Cooke 46
14 Chad Charbonneau 31
15 Liam O'Farrell 31
16 Chuck Mesley 30
17 Drew Clegg 27
18 Kevin Urquhart 26
19 Pierce Chamberlain 26
20 Brady Sheren 23
21 Robby Marshall 20
22 Matt Eastman 14
23 Iain Hayden 11
24 Milo Christie 11
25 Julian Cerny 11
26 Jeff Curry 7
27 Josh Penner 5
28 Doug De Haan 4
29 Bryan Wallace 3
30 Josh Snider 2
31 Tyler Bezzo 1
32 Broc Shury 1

MX2 Moto 1 notes:
-- Kyle Beaton holeshot followed by Tucker Hibbert, Jeremy Medaglia and Aron Harvey. There was a great battle early in the moto for the top three positions, with Beaton fighting to hold off Harvey, Hibbert and Medaglia. Hibbert eventually worked his way into the lead on lap four, passing Beets and Harvey over the big step-down. Hibbert took off for the win, with Medaglia working his way into second, Harvey taking third, and Beets holding on for fourth. There was a big first turn pile involving Teddy Maier, Joey Leadbeater, PJ Stratton and Ryan Millar. Maier worked his way up to 14th, but was left with a deep gash on his arm. He will probably get stitches and should be back for moto two. Maier's Leading Edge teammate, Nick Evennou, was running in third early on, but his bike started acting up and he dropped back 16th. Kerim Fitz-gerald gets the hard charger award, going from around 15th to 7th. 

MX 2 Moto 2 notes:
-- Local hotshoe, Ryan Millar, grabbed the holeshot in moto 2 with Nick Evennou in tow. Evennou led the early going but DNF'd with an electrical failure. Tucker Hibbert took the lead and the second moto win, making it a clean sweep for the snowcross ace. Eric Nye grabbed second over Blackfoot's Aron Harvey and extended his points lead in the MX2 Championship.

MX1 Moto 1 notes:
-- Simon Homans grabbed the holeshot in MX1 moto 1. Cooke went down hard on lap 2 and hit his head and bent his bike up. He pulled back on for the final laps. Keast crashed while chasing Medaglia. Gibson went down on lap one. Tremblay crashed at the halfway mark.

MX1 Moto 2 notes:
-- Jimmy Nelson holeshot. Tyler Medaglia was leading for the early going. Facciotti caught him and they had a battle going for a little bit but once Facciotti got into the lead he gapped Medaglia quickly. Morgan caught and passed Nelson, to grab third place. Keast was running 5th but got a flat tire with four laps to go and dropped to 14th. Burke was all over Gibson at the finish, Cooke came from near last place to 9th. Klatt was running third but crashed twice, finishing 7th.