Racer X - Motocross & Supercross NewsRacer X

  • Subscribe Now
  • Latest
  • Features
  • Breaking News

Racer X - Motocross & Supercross NewsRacer X

  • One Click Sign-In

    • Facebook
    • Twitter
    OR

    Sign in with your username and password

    • Sign In
  • Features
    • 10 Things
    • 30 Greatest AMA Motocrossers
    • 3 on 3
    • 250 Words
    • 450 Words
    • Between the Motos
    • Breakdown
    • Deals of the Week
    • GNCC Report
    • Great Battles
    • How to Watch
    • Injury Report
    • Insight
    • In the Mag, On the Web
    • Lockdown Diaries
    • Longform
    • MXGP Race Reports
    • My Favorite Loretta Lynn's Moto
    • Next
    • Observations
    • On This Day in Moto
    • Open Mic
    • Privateer Profile
    • Race Day Feed
    • Racerhead
    • Racer X Awards
    • Racer X Redux
    • Rapid Reaxtion
    • RX Exhaust
    • Saturday Night Live
    • Staging Area
    • The Conversation
    • The List
    • The Moment
    • Things We Learned at the Ranch
    • Unphiltered
    • Wake-Up Call
    • Where Are They Now
    • 50 Years of Pro Motocross
  • Multimedia
    • Podcasts
    • Photo Galleries
    • The Weege Show
    • Racer X Films
    • Video
    • SX Preview Shows
    • Factory Tech Tip
    • MX Preview Shows
    • Behind The Bars
    • Racer X Rapid News
  • Races
    • Series Schedules
    • TV Schedules
    • Results
    • Champions
    • Teams
    • 2022 Numbers
  • Results
    • Points Standings
    • Race Results
    • Riders
    • The Vault
    • Loretta Lynn's Vault
  • Shop
  • About Us
  • The Mag
    • Digital Magazine Bookstand
    • Customer Care
    • Current Issue
    • Newsletter
    • Store Locator
    • Subscribe
    • Free Stickers
    • Sell Racer X
  • Table of Contents
  • Subscribe Now
  • Latest
  • Features
  • Breaking News
Results Archive
GNCC
Loretta Lynn's - eMTB Only
Articles
Amateur
Loretta Lynn's
Articles
MXGP of
Sweden
Articles
MXGP Results
  1. Jeremy Seewer
  2. Tim Gajser
  3. Glenn Coldenhoff
Full Results
MX2 Results
  1. Jago Geerts
  2. Tom Vialle
  3. Simon Laengenfelder
Full Results
Upcoming
Motocross
Unadilla
Sat Aug 13
Articles
Upcoming
MXGP of
Finland
Sun Aug 14
Articles
Upcoming
Australian MX
Queensland Moto Park
Sun Aug 14
Articles
Upcoming
Australian MX
Coolum
Sat Aug 20
Articles
Upcoming
Motocross
Budds Creek
Sat Aug 20
Articles
Upcoming
MXGP of
Charente Martime
Sun Aug 21
Articles
Full Schedule

Spy Optic Motocross Racers All Over The Top Ten @ Glen Helen

May 28, 2008 6:20am
  • Home
  • Industry News
  • Spy Optic Motocross Racers All Over The Top Ten @ Glen Helen

Sean Hamblin (7th) and Nick Wey (9th) lead the premier MX class while Jake Weimer (6th) and Trey Canard (8th)  make the top ten in MX Lites

CARLSBAD, Calif., (May 26, 2008) – Spy Optic racers came away from Glen Helen with a noticable presence in the top ten overalls of both the AMA MX class and MX Lites class at the opening round of the 2008 AMA Toyota Motocross Championships in San Bernardino, Calif.

Leading the charge for Spy – and this is pretty cool – was the return of SoCal’s Sean Hamblin to the U.S. MX race scene. Hamblin’s had some inconsistent results the last couple years, mainly overseas as of late, and made a triumphant return to his home track of Glen Helen on Sunday.

“Good to be back here racing the Nationals,” said Hamblin, who went 8-8 on the afternoon for 7th overall. “I didn’t really know what to expect results-wise, but I’d been working hard and figured I was in pretty good shape to go two motos. Thanks a bunch to Spy for having my back and I’m looking forward to the gate dropping this weekend at Hangtown.”

Also rising up to the challenge in the premier MX class was MDK/KTM’s Nick Wey. The Michigan native got descent starts, especially in the first moto (top ten) and put up some consistent, mostly error-free laps in both motos and went 10-10 for 9th place overall.

In the MX Lites class it was Geico/Honda’s trio of Jake Weimer (6th), Trey Canard (8th) who put their CRF250Rs in the top ten overall. 

Weimer would go 7-7 on the demanding Glen Helen track while Canard figured it out better in the second moto with a 14-6 two moto finish.

Up next for the Spy Optic MX racers is this weekend’s Hangtown National at Prairie City SVRA (Sacramento), June 1st.

For more information on the Outdoor Nationals stay tuned to www.spyoptic.com this summer, along with www.amamotocross.com and www.mxnationals.com

 

  • Dubach Racing Development Hour Meter Bracket Dubach Racing Development Hour Meter Bracket 6:19am
  • Confirmed: DV to BUD Racing in 2009 Confirmed: DV to BUD Racing in 2009 6:27am
Read Now
September 2022 Issue Now Available
Get Racer X on your iPhone
Check out all the exclusive content this month on any device!
Read Now
The September 2022 Digital Issue Availalbe Now

Motocross & Supercross News - Racer X

122 Vista Del Rio Drive, Morgantown, WV 26508 | 304-284-0084 | Contact Us
©1999 - 2022 Filter Publications LLC. All Rights Reserved.
Terms of Use | Privacy Policy
designed at: Website DesignImpulse Studios