Saturday night, December 5, Hollywood, CA

Bench Warmer CEO, Brian Wallos, hosted the Fourth Annual Bench Warmer Holiday Gala and Toy Drive benefiting Toys For Tots. Founded in early 1992, Bench Warmer created the female trading card category with its first release of 120 cards featuring beautiful women in their favorite sports garb. You can learn more about BenchWarmer here at http://www.benchwarmer.com

About Toys for Tots: The mission of the Marine Toys for Tots Foundation is to assist the U. S. Marine Corps in providing a tangible sign of hope to economically disadvantaged children at Christmas. Their website, and someone you can donate, is at http://www.toysfortots.org/

Here is Brian with some of Santa's Little Helpers.

Vote for Pedro! Napolean Dynamite star, Efren Ramirez was one of the celebrities on the 'red-carpet' at the Toy Drive.

Here we have Latin Percussionist & Arranger, Paris Escovedo. He's a great guy, who's favorite supercross is Anahiem. What he likes about supercross "...not knowing the outcome of a race until the final lap - you just never know what's going to happen next!" To learn more about Paris Escovedo and listen to some of his music, visit his website: http://www.sonicbids.com/parisescovedoproject

Here was have Freestyle Motocross star, Ronnie Faist on the 'red-carpet'.

Now, this is Melissa "Mojo" Hunter with two of the Marines. She also likes the Anaheim supercross. And why not? Her answer was pretty simple "It's fun!" Melissa has been involved in the industry doing a variety of things, including Umbrella Girls. Learn more about Melissa on MySpace: http://www.myspace.com/mojomodel

Next was Rebecca Mary. She was cool too! Her favorite MX athlete - Kyle Louza! Why does she like him? "Because he breaks images of stero-types. Great guy, especially once you get to know him."

Just some of the many donated toys underneath the 14 foot Douglas Fir Christmas tree!

Pictured with me is Jessica Hall, host for Playboy Radio. Jessica was awesome, nice, and easy to talk with. And yes folks, she rides! "I've been involved in riding since I was a little kid. My parents started me out on a PW80! Then I got a KX80, and then a YZ 125! I don't ride so much today, but I still like to go out to the dunes every now and then." Her favorite supercross raced - Las Vegas. Her favorite rider - Jeremy McGrath. Shhhh ... don't tell anyone, but she used to baby-sit Kyle Lewis's kid!

Next is Nikki Griffin. You may have seen her on the show "The O.C." She loves ESPN's XGames and says, "It's all about the power ... and the sweaty guys with the bikes between their legs!" ;)

Last, but not least, is Lana Kinnear. Have you've seen her before? She's great, easy to talk with, smart, great attitude. Oh yeah - you HAVE seen her on Supercross.com before! Her favorite supercoss is Anaheim and her favorite rider is Tyler Evans. Want to learn more about Lana and see more pictures of her? Check out her website: http://www.absolutelana.com

Chad Reed, the 2009 AMA Motocross Champion, two-time AMA Supercross Champion, and defending Australasian Supercross Series Champion, has won the 2009 Australasian Supercross Series Championship!



The Monster Energy Kawasaki rider won the seventh and final round of the Monster Energy Super X series at QSAC stadium in Brisbane tonight. American Honda rider Davi Millsaps finished second, with Jay Marmont taking the third spot on the podium.



In the final series championship point standings, Daniel Reardon finished second, and Jay Marmont finished third.



This event was the biggest Australian supercross race ever, and had the largest track ever as well - over one kilometer in length, and using 7,500 tons of dirt.



Tonight's winner, and new supercross champion Chad Reed said: I just want to say a huge thanks to Kawasaki and Monster Energy and I am so excited for the new year. We have had a few ups and downs this series, but that's racing and it's great to finish on top. We really stepped up the series this year and I am proud to be a part of it. I like the direction the series is going and want to thank everyone involved. I know next year is going to be even bigger and better.





American Kyle Cunningham won the 250 Lites event tonight. Matt Moss clinched the 250 championship a couple rounds ago, has been riding in the 450 Supercross class, but had a tough night tonight.



Monster Energy Super X will return to Australia and New Zealand in 2010, with the series calendar to be released early next year.





450 Supercross Results:



1 Chad REED, Monster Energy Kawasaki

2 Davi MILLSAPS, Red Bull Honda USA

3 Jay MARMONT, CDR Rockstar Yamaha

4 Dan REARDON, Woodstock Honda Thor Racing

5 Daniel McCOY, Pacific Ink Coastal KTM High Roller Energy

6 PJ LARSEN, JDR Motorsports / MX Rad

7 Tye SIMMONDS, Motorex KTM

8 Michael BYRNE, Rockstar Maxima Honda Racing

9 Cameron TAYLOR, SP Motorsports Byrners Suzuki

10 Michael ADDISON, 07 Axis Motorsports





250 Results:



1 Kyle CUNNINGHAM, Yamaha

2 Lawson BOPPING, Shift Motul Suzuki

3 Brendan HARRISON, Titan Garages / North Star Yamaha

4 Luke STYKE, Yamaha

5 Luke ARBON, Kawasaki Racing Team





Final point standings - 450 Supercross:



1 Chad REED, Monster Energy Kawasaki, 157

2 Dan REARDON, Woodstock Honda Thor Racing, 136

3 Jay MARMONT, CDR Rockstar Yamaha, 134

4 Tye SIMMONDS, Motorex KTM, 122

5 Daniel McCOY, Pacific Ink Coastal KTM High Roller Energy Team,110

6 Cody MACKIE, Cool Air Conditioning Kawasaki, 88

7 Craig ANDERSON, Cool Air Conditioning Kawasaki, 82

8 Cameron TAYLOR, SP Motorsports Byrners Suzuki, 81

9 Michael BYRNE, Rockstar Maxima Honda Racing, 80

10 Robbie MARSHALL, Titan Garages / Northstar Yamaha, 69





Final point standings - 250:



1 Matt MOSS, Rockstar Motul Suzuki, 125

2 Kyle CUNNINGHAM, Serco Yamaha, 122

3 Lawson BOPPING, Rockstar Motul Suzuki, 116

4 Ryan MARMONT, JDR Motorsports / MX Rad, 103

5 Brendan HARRISON, Titan Garages / North Star Yamaha, 99 

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It was the first time New Zealand had hosted a round of the Super X Australasian Supercross Series. And Russ was there!

Russ will fill in the 'Comments' section below as to who all the people are in the photos. But as you probably know, Chad Reed is the defending champion, and leading the series as it heads into it's final round this coming weekend in Brisbane.

And Chad did win this race in New Zealand ....

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Joe Gibbs Racing team-mate Josh Grant finishes second



Fabien Izoird is the 2009 European Supercross Series Champion!



Greg Aranda finishes four points behind in second for the SX1 Championship!





Top five results, Genova Supercross:



1. Justin Brayton - YAM

2. Josh Grant - YAM

3. Greg Aranda - KAW

4. Fabien Izoird - SUZ

5. Manuel Rivas - KAW





To five 2009 European Supercross Series Final Standings:



1. Fabien Izoird - 110

2. Greg Aranda - 106

3. Christophe Martin - 73

4. Cyrille Coulon - 67

5. Julien Vanni - 47

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2009 European Supercross Champion Fabien Izoird

Podium of Genoa Supercross

Josh Grant 33, Greg Aranda 20

King of Genoa 2009 - Justin Brayton!

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MXSports Pro Racing has announced the 2010 Lucas Oil AMA Pro Motocross Championship schedule. VIP Tickets Available starting November 27.



Beginning in 1972, the AMA Pro Racing-sanctioned U.S. outdoor national championship has served as the most prestigious motocross championship on the planet, consistently showcasing the world's best riders.



The 2010 season will commence on Saturday, May 22, 2010, with the Hangtown Motocross Classic just outside Sacramento, Calif. From there, the series will travel throughout the country before coming to a dramatic conclusion on Labor Day Weekend with the Steel City Motocross National on September 4, 2010, in Delmont, Pa.



Each stop of the 12-race series will feature the premier 450 Motocross Class, of which the 2009 title was won by Chad Reed, as well as the ultra-competitive 250 Class, which will be wide open as a result of '09 champion Ryan Dungey's move up to the premier 450 Class.



The Women's Motocross (WMX) will also be a highlight at eight rounds of the Lucas Oil Motocross Championships, led by reigning champion Ashley Fiolek. In addition to the premier racing classes, fans can also expect unique motocross-related entertainment and attractions to be added as the season approaches.



"The 2009 season was a transitional year for AMA Motocross, with lots of positive changes, and there's more to come," said Davey Coombs, vice president of MXSports. "We feel the 12 circuits the tour is visiting now make up the very best tracks in the country, though we continue to search for new opportunities and areas to visit in the near future-especially in the southeast. It is our goal to be there in 2011, as the facilities we are eyeing are continuing to build their infrastructure and racing circuits."



Also returning for 2010 is one of the strongest media, promotional and television packages in two-wheel racing, produced in conjunction via partnerships at both SPEED TV and NBC. In addition, races will also be streamed live via the series website, which is located at www.allisports.com



A special feature that new for 2010 is the opportunity for fans to purchase VIP tickets for each event beginning the day after Thanksgiving - Friday, November 27. These season VIP tickets will be on sale at www.allisports.com (visit the motocross section) and available for every event on the schedule. VIP ticket benefits vary by track, but generally include such special features as an all day pit pass, a special viewing area, VIP parking, catered lunch, complimentary event program and many other special benefits. These are the best seats in the house and are available only in limited quantities, thus they will sell out quick.



"For the first time in the history of the series, our fans can purchase event tickets to every round through one convenient source and in partnership with a leading nationwide ticket provider" said Nick McCabe of MXSports. "VIP tickets represent the best seats at the track and we are pleased to make them easier to access and purchase on a worldwide level".





2010 Lucas Oil AMA Pro Motocross Championship Schedule:

 

• May 22 - Hangtown Motocross Classic - Rancho Cordova, Calif.
  
  


• May 29 - Glen Helen Raceway - San Bernardino, Calif.
  
  


• June 5 - Freestone Raceway - Wortham, Texas
  
  


• June 12 - High Point Raceway - Mt. Morris, Pa.
  
  


• June 19 - Budds Creek Motocross - Mechanicsville, Md.
  
  


• June 26 - Thunder Valley Motocross - Lakewood, Colo.
  
  


• July 3 - RedBud - Buchanan, Mich.
  
  


• July 17 - Spring Creek Motocross - Millville, Minn.
  
  


• July 24 - Washougal Motocross - Washougal, Wash.
  
  


• Aug 14 - Unadilla Valley Sports Center - New Berlin, N.Y.
  
  


• Aug 28 - Moto-X 338 - Southwick, Mass.
  
  


• Sept 4 - Steel City Raceway - Delmont, Pa.

Waikato Stadium, Hamilton, New Zealand

Chad Reed wins Round 6 of the Monster Energy Super X Australasian Supercross Series!

Michael Phillips is the first New Zealander to win a round of the SuperX Supercross series (riding the 250 Lites class)!

Monster Energy Kawasaki's Chad Reed demonstrated great form once again, with a clean sweep of the 'Quad Challenge' main events of the Monster Energy Super X Championship tonight in New Zealand. Chad has also taken over the series points lead with one round to go.



Tonight was the first ever New Zealand round of the Monster Energy Super X with the Open and 250cc class racing the exciting 'Quad Challenge' final format. The Open class raced against each other in four, six lap sprints with five minutes rest between each race and the 250cc class raced four, five lap sprints.



New Zealand rider, Michael Phillips, took the 250cc class final win after banging bars with the only Australian rider in the field, Pacific Ink Coastal KTM High Roller Energy Team's Danny Anderson.

250 Lites Supercross Series Champion Matt Moss, riding for Suzuki, moved into the Open Supercross. (See photo of Matt on the open class bike below.)

Chad Reed said: It's so great that we have been able to bring the Monster Energy Super X to New Zealand and it is really good to get the win tonight. I wasn't on top of my game at the start of the series and these guys really caught me off guard in the first few rounds. I have found my form now and I am pumped to be going into the finale in Brisbane leading the championship.

Results Monster Energy Super X Survival Final:



Chad REED, Monster Energy Kawasaki, 20-20-20-20 TOTAL 80

Tye SIMMONDS, Motorex KTM, 19-19-17-17 TOTAL 72

Dan REARDON, Woodstock Honda Thor Racing, 18-10-19-18 TOTAL 65

Michael BYRNE, Rockstar Maxima Honda Racing, 15-17-16-15 TOTAL 63

Daniel McCOY, Pacific Ink Coastal KTM High Roller Energy, 17-16-18-11 TOTAL 62

Todd WATERS, Woodstock Honda Thor Racing, 14-15-12-16 TOTAL 57

Craig ANDERSON, Kawasaki Racing, 13-14-15-13 TOTAL 55

Matt MOSS, Shift Motul Suzuki, 16-18-0-19 TOTAL 53

Cody MACKIE, Cool Air Conditioning Kawasaki, 12-13-14-14 TOTAL 53

Cameron TAYLOR, SP Motorsports Byrners Suzuki, 8-12-13-8 TOTAL 41



Results 250cc Quad Challenge final:



Michael PHILLIPS (NZ), Honda NZ, Alpinestar, Dragon, 20-19-19-20

Danny ANDERSON (AUS), Pacific Ink Coastal KTM High Roller Energy, 17-20-20-19

Jesse WIKY (NZ), Peter Glidden Honda, 19-18-16-17



Monster Energy Super X OPEN championship standings:



Chad REED, Monster Energy Kawasaki, 132

Dan REARDON, Woodstock Honda Thor Racing, 118

Jay MARMONT, CDR Rockstar Yamaha, 114

Tye SIMMONDS, Motorex KTM, 108

Daniel McCOY, Pacific Ink Coastal KTM High Roller Energy Team, 94



Monster Energy Super X 250cc championship standings:



Matt MOSS, Shift Motul Suzuki, 127

Kyle CUNNINGHAM, Yamaha, 97

Lawson BOPPING, Shift Motul Suzuki, 94

Ryan MARMONT, JDR Motorsports / MX Rad, 89

Brendan HARRISON, Titan Garages / North Star Yamaha, 79

The series finale will be in Brisbane on December 5!





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Can you remember all the way back to January 3 of this year? The opening round of Supercross? Josh Grant was a first time 450 Supercross winner! Defending Supercross Champion Chad Reed & James Stewart collided in the main event. Jake Weimer won the 250 West Supercross Main Event. It was Round 1 - Anaheim CA - January 3, 2009!

Below is our original report and photos from that race

Josh Grant wins his first ever 450 class US supercross race on the Gibbs Racing Yamaha Team! Chad Reed and James Stewart had a tangle on lap nine, which ultimately lead to Stewart having to pull out of the race, with Reed recovering enough to finish third. Jake Weimer wins the 250 Main Event in his first race for Pro Circuit Kawasaki! Below are photos from the event, and an interview after the win with Josh Grant.

 

Josh Grant talks about his win

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Paramatta Stadium, Sydney, Australia

Chad Reed wins Round 5 of the Monster Energy Super X Australasian Supercross Series, Jeremy McGrath second



Parramatta Stadium witnessed a sensational night of supercross racing tonight, with two-time world supercross champion Chad Reed dominating the Open class final to take the win. Seven time AMA Supercross Series champion Jeremy McGrath finished in second place, just ahead of Jay Marmont. Fans also got to enjoy great racing in the Pro Lites competition, with Matt Moss taking the victory, and wrapping up the overall championship in the 250 class as well.



The incredibly exciting Survival format featured in the Open class had the Sydney fans at the edge of their seats. The format pits 20 riders against each other in four, six lap sprints, where the bottom five are eliminated after each race.



The first six lap sprint saw young gun, Tye Simmonds, take the holeshot and lead the whole six laps, with Reed getting closer after every lap. Tye held on right until the very last lap, where he made a small mistake on the whoops just before the finish line, which allowed Reed to make the pass and take the first win.



Crowd favorite Jay Marmont holeshot in the second race, but was taken out on the first corner, which forced him to put in another courageous effort to make his way through the pack to finish in the top ten and progress to the next final. Reed overtook race leader Daniel McCoy on the fourth lap, and went out to take the win. The unforgiving survival format meant that championship leader Daniel Reardon did not make it through due to his less than perfect race, as well as top international rider Michael Byrne.



In the third six lapper Chad Reed took the holeshot and rode on for a dominant win, with the 'King of Supercross' Jeremy McGrath coming in second. Cheyne Boyd and Cameron Taylor both crashed and did not finish the race.



The final five that lined up at the start gate were Chad Reed, Tye Simmonds, Daniel McCoy, Jay Marmont and Jeremy McGrath. Reed took the holeshot, and the win again, with 'The King' holding off Jay Marmont to take second. Marmont's third place gave him enough points to put him ahead in the championship series point standings, one single point ahead of Reed. Reardon is now in third.



Winner Chad Reed said: "I felt great on the bike tonight and I was going for jumps that I haven't been attempting at the other rounds. The atmosphere and crowd tonight were fantastic and it's so good to have Jeremy out here racing. I idolized him when I was a kid, so it is really special".



The Pro Lites riders competed in the Quad Challenge where they raced four, five lap sprints. There were some great battles and four different winners in each of the five lap races, but it was Matt Moss who rode consistently well, winning the overall round tonight. And with that win, Matt has secured the overall Pro Lites Championship. America's Kyle Cunningham took second place tonight and Brendan Harrison finished third.



250 Lites Supercross winner and Series Champion Matt Moss said: "I am pumped and can't wipe the smile off my face. I have a great team behind me and they have helped keep me stay focused and race smart. I now have three championships out of four and it feels awesome. Thanks for all the fans for coming out tonight and for cheering me on”.



The Monster Energy Super X will now make its way across the Tasman for the first time for the penultimate round of the championship on November 21 at Waikato Stadium, Hamilton, New Zealand.





Top Ten Results – Monster Energy Super X Survival Final:



1 Chad REED, Monster Energy Kawasaki, 25

2 Jeremy MCGRATH, Woodstock Honda Thor Racing, 22

3 Jay MARMONT, CDR Rockstar Yamaha, 20

4 Tye SIMMONDS, Motorex KTM, 18

5Daniel McCOY, Pacific Ink Coastal KTM High Roller Energy Team, 16

6 Craig ANDERSON, Kawasaki Racing Team, 15

7 Cody MACKIE, Cool Air Conditioning Kawasaki, 14

8 Robbie MARSHALL, Northstar Yamaha, 13

9 Cheyne BOYD, CDR Rockstar Yamaha, 12

10 Cameron TAYLOR, SP Motorsports Byrners Suzuki, 11





Top Ten Results – 250 Lites Double Header Final:



1 Matt MOSS, Shift Motul Suzuki, 20-14-17-19, TOTAL 70

2 Kyle CUNNINGHAM, Serco Yamaha, 17-18-15-18, TOTAL 68

3 Brendan HARRISON, North Star Yamaha, 8-20-18-14, TOTAL 60

4 Luke STYKE, Yamaha, 19-16-3-20, TOTAL 58

5 Lawson BOPPING, Shift Motul Suzuki, 1-19-20-16, TOTAL 56

6 Kirk GIBBS, Serco Yamaha, 14-17-13-11, TOTAL 55

7 Ryan MARMONT, JDR Motorsports / MX Rad, 15-2-19-17, TOTAL 53

8 Lewis WOODS, Red Devil Mobil Racing, 18-10-12-13, TOTAL 53

9 Adam MONEA, SP Motorsport / Byrners Suzuki, 13-15-16-4, TOTAL 48

10 Michael MENCHI, Troylee Maxima Byrners Suzuki / SP Motorsport, 11-12-11-9, TOTAL 43





Monster Energy Super X OPEN championship standings:



1 Jay MARMONT, CDR Rockstar Yamaha,108

2 Chad REED, Monster Energy Kawasaki, 107

3 Dan REARDON, Woodstock Honda Thor Racing, 98

4 Tye SIMMONDS, Motorex KTM, 86

5 Daniel McCOY, Pacific Ink Coastal KTM High Roller Energy Team, 78

6 Cody MACKIE, Cool Air Conditioning Kawasaki, 68

7 Cheyne BOYD, CDR Rockstar Yamaha, 66

8 Craig ANDERSON, Cool Air Conditioning Kawasaki, 63

9 Cameron TAYLOR, SP Motorsports Byrners Suzuki, 58

10 Troy CARROLL, Cool Air Conditioning Kawasaki, 52





Monster Energy Super X 250cc championship standings:



1 Matt MOSS, Shift Motul Suzuki, 127

2 Kyle CUNNINGHAM, Yamaha, 97

3 Lawson BOPPING, Shift Motul Suzuki, 94

4 Ryan MARMONT, JDR Motorsports / MX Rad, 89

5 Brendan HARRISON, Titan Garages / North Star Yamaha, 79

6 Kirk GIBBS, Serco Yamaha, 71

7 Lewis WOODS, Red Devil Mobil Racing, 60 

8 Adam MONEA, SP Motorsport / Byrners Suzuki, 58

9 Danny ANDERSON, Pacific Ink Coastal KTM High Roller Energy Team, 56

10 Taylor POTTER, Vision Motorsport, 44





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Team San Manuel L & M Racing Yamaha rider James Stewart, the defending AMA Supercross Champion, will withdraw from competing in the upcoming Genoa Supercross (Genoa, Italy) and Brisbane Super X Supercross (Brisbane, Australia) due to medical reasons.



James was forced to withdraw from the third day of racing the recent Bercy Supercross (Paris, France) and forfeit his potential win as a result of contracting a severe case of food poisoning. After returning back his home in Florida, James took minimal time to recover before getting back to training and testing for the upcoming races and 2010 AMA/FIM Supercross season.



After recent medical evaluation, his doctor and L & M medical staff found his immune system to be dangerously compromised and James was advised by his doctor and team that he should discontinue any strenuous activity, and not travel out of the country at this time.



When asked about the decision, James had this to say: "I am really bummed about not being able to race in Italy and Australia. I've had such a great experience racing internationally. The fans are incredible and the race organizations really go out of their way to support me. I really wish I could still go, but after talking with my doctors and team it's not in my best interest to jeopardize my health before the upcoming 2010 AMA Supercross season starts."



Said Larry Brooks, Team San Manuel Manager "At this time, James will be focusing on getting healthy and preparing to defend his AMA Supercross Series championship title. Taking time to improve his health and well-being is our first priority."



James will continue to undergo medical evaluation and refrain from any kind of strenuous training activity until his doctor and medical staff advise him that he is fit to resume.

 

You can send James a 'get-well' message here at his Rider Profile at Supercross.com