As Babbitt’s Monster Energy/TiLube Kawasaki’s Tyler Bowers continues to stake claim towards the 2010 AMA Arenacross Series title, the schedule heads to the Midwest for the first time this season at Kansas City’s Kemper Arena for an exciting Saturday-night showcase. This weekend’s marks the first AMA
Arenacross Series at the legendary arena since 2008.
Last weekend, the AMA Arenacross class points leader extended his winning streak to five races and swept his second consecutive weekend of action from the Hampton Coliseum. Just three rounds into the 12-race season, Bowers holds a 24-point advantage over teammate Chad Johnson.
A talented, hungry field of the world’s top arenacross competitors will battle bar-to-bar for a chance at glory and the opportunity to stop Bowers’ dominating streak.
At the AMA Arenacross Series’ last visit to Kemper Arena in January of 2008, regional legend Teddy Maier took the victory, edging out current front-runner Nathan Skaggs and fellow Iowa native Kurt McCabe for the win.
Arenacross
- Tyler Bowers - 143
- Chad Johnson - 119
- Nathan Skaggs - 101
- Josh Demuth - 100
- Brock Sellards - 92
- Zach Ames - 82
- Jeff Gibson - 78
- Kevin Johnson - 75
- Dave Ginolfi - 72
- Robbie Reynard - 66
Arenacross Lites
- Tyler Bright - 99
- Devon Pilkington - 99
- Chad Wages - 97
- Daniel Aulsaybrook - 86
- Taylor Futrell - 74
The AMA Arenacross Lites Eastern Regional championship reached its halfway point last weekend and Virginia native Devon Pilkington made his move to the top of the standings, tying previous points leader Tyler Bright in front of his hometown crowd while American
Honda’s Taylor Futrell and Reynard Mods
Kawasaki’s Cory Green grabbed the weekend’s victories.
This weekend’s race marks the opening round of the 2010 AMA Arenacross Lites Western Regional championship. At Kemper Arena in 2008, Travis Bannister claimed the AMA Arenacross Lites win while Dennis Jonon and McCabe completed the podium.
Tickets are available for this weekend’s Kansas City Arenacross at the Kemper Arena Box Office, Ticketmaster charge by phone and ticketmaster.com. Tickets cost $2 more the day of the race.
Tickets are available online at
www.arenacross.com,
www.ticketmaster.com,
www.tickets.com.
For more information on the AMA Arenacross Series log on to
www.arenacross.com.