WMX Class Numbers Rule Changed for 2010

Saturday, October 31, 2009
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Just under two months removed from the conclusion of the 2009 Lucas Oil AMA Pro Motocross Championship, MX Sports Pro Racing has already turned its attention towards 2010, making a number of improvements in the program.
One of the first things to get a make-over is how WMX racers earn and score a prestigious national number. The new WMX national number selection process will assign national numbers based on final point standings from the previous season, rather than allowing riders to randomly choose their numbers, which was the case in 2009 and prior.

The new rule is stated as follows:
Riders participating in the 2009 WMX race season will be assigned numbers based on final championship standings. Riders not participating in the 2009 WMX race season may request numbers. Numbers 100-119 are reserved for visiting international riders.
Ashley Fiolek  Honda  - St. Augustine  Florida
Under the new rules, Ashley Fiolek will start the 2010 season with the No. 1 after winning the 2009 WMX Championship.

"MX Sports is excited to help continue growing the Women's Motocross Class," said Lucas Oil AMA Pro Motocross Director Jeff Canfield. "By changing the national number process to an assignment-based system rather than selection, we hope to make it easier for everyone, especially the fans, to identify the riders."

Below are the final standings from the 2009 Women's Motocross Class of the Lucas Oil Motocross Championship and the coordinating assigned national numbers for the 2010 season:

Position Name - 2009 Points - 2010 National Number
1 Ashley Fiolek - 350 - 1
2 Jessica Patterson - 345 - 2
3 Sherri Cruse - 258 - 3
4 Sara Price - 237 - 4
5 Elizabeth Bash - 217 - 5
6 Vicki Golden - 192 - 6
7 Sarah Whitmore - 185 - 7
8 Mariana Balbi - 170 - 8
9 Penni Cyrus - 157 - 9
10 Jacqueline Strong - 148 - 10
11 April Zastrow - 102 - 11
12 Tatum Sik - 101 - 12
13 Ashley Boham - 98 - 13
14 Kimberly Kocher - 81 - 14
15 Sayaka Kaneshiro - 80 - 15
16 Alyssa Fitch - 80 - 16
17 Jackie Ives - 79 - 17
18 Tarah Gieger - 70 - 18
19 Nicole Madsen - 68 - 19
20 Hailey Larson - 60 - 20
21 Danielle Sawicki - 50 - 21
22 Julie Anne Parizek - 40 - 22
23 Allison Vrba - 39 - 23
24 Tressa Rau - 39 - 24
25 Heidi Cooke - 33 - 25
26 Haruna Masu - 31 - 26
27 Jessica Smith - 29 - 27
28 Lindsey Scheltema - 27 - 28
29 Ayla Cabus - 24 - 29
30 Lindsey Palmer - 23 - 30
31 Taylor Miller - 20 - 31
32 Krisa Sweeney - 16 - 32
33 Samantha Farr - 16 - 33
34 Brittany Gagne - 11 - 34
35 Lauren Volentir - 10 - 35
36 Katelyn Crowley - 9 - 36
37 Christina Reed - 9 - 37
38 Vanessa Florentino - 8 - 38
39 Kristine Wright - 7 - 39
40 Elissa Grzincic - 4 - 40
41 Jennifer Mead - 4 - 41
42 Maria Forsberg - 2 - 42

In addition, MX Sports has announced that 250cc two-stroke motorcycles will be eligible for competition in the WMX Class for the 2010 season. The class engine displacement will be 122-250cc.

For more information, please contact Lucas Oil AMA Pro Motocross Championship media coordinator Brandon Short via email at brandon@mxsports.com or by telephone at (949) 365-5752.
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