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THQ World Supercross GP/AMA Supercross Series Banquet Awards AURORA, Ill. (May 8, 2003) - Clear Channel Entertainment's Motor Sports division today announced the award winners at the THQ World Supercross GP/AMA Supercross Series banquet live from ...
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THQ World Supercross GP/AMA Supercross Series Banquet Awards
AURORA, Ill. (May 8, 2003) - Clear Channel Entertainment's Motor Sports division today announced the award winners at the THQ World Supercross GP/AMA Supercross Series banquet live from The Joint at the Hard Rock Hotel and Casino in Las Vegas.
KTM Junior Supercross Challenge Recognition
Scott Harden, KTM
AMA Recognition and Retirement Acknowledgement
Duke and Sonnie Finch, AMA
Transport Driver of the Year
Mark Price, Team Suzuki
FIM Recognition
John Gallagher, FIM
125/250 SXGP.com Holeshot Awards
250cc
Sebastien Tortelli (Geneva, Switzerland and Arnhem, Holland, Anaheim 2): $4,500
Mike Brown (Anaheim 1): $1,500
Chad Reed (Phoenix and Las Vegas): $3,000
Paul Carpenter (San Francisco): $1,500
Mike LaRocco (Anaheim 3): $1,500
Michael Byrne (San Diego and Anaheim 3): $3,000
Ezra Lusk: (Minneapolis): $1,500
Larry Ward: (Atlanta, Houston, and Dallas): $4,500
Travis Preston (Indianapolis): $1,500
Danny Smith (St. Louis): $1,500
Sean Hamblin (Pontiac): $1,500
Tim Ferry (Salt Lake City): $1,500
125cc
David Pingree (Anaheim 1): $1,000
Craig Anderson (Phoenix): $1,000
Billy Laninovich (Anaheim 2, Dallas and Salt Lake City): $3,000
Eric Sorby (San Francisco and Anaheim 3): $2,000
Tiger Lacy (Anaheim 3, San Diego, Houston, and Pontiac): $4,000
Kelly Smith (Minneapolis, Atlanta, and Indianapolis): $3,000
Steve Boniface (St. Louis): $1,500
James Stewart (Las Vegas): $1,500
125 Eastern Regional Champion
Branden Jesseman, Sobe Suzuki
125 Western Regional Champion
James Stewart, Chevy Trucks Kawasaki
125cc East/West Shootout Winner
Dave Coombs Sr.
Team Motoworld Racing.com Suzuki
Andrew Short
Motorcycle Mechanics Industry Top Tech Awards
Skip Norfolk (Anaheim 1): $250
Paul Delaurier (Phoenix): $250
Alex Ewing (Anaheim 2): $250
Larry Lacey (San Francisco): $250
Freddy Timberlake (Anaheim 3): $250
Chris Loschiavo (San Diego): $250
John Mitchell (Minneapolis): $250
Alan Brown (Atlanta): $250
Rob Stiwell (Indianapolis): $250
James Gresham (St. Louis): $250
Joey Bass (Houston): $250
James Coy (Pontiac): $250
Alan Terlecki (Dallas): $250
Bill Kroll (Salt Lake City): $250
Mike Gosselaar (Las Vegas): $250
100% Award
Ryan Clark, Team Solitaire
Team Manager of the Year Award
Jim Perry, Factory Yamaha
250cc Privateers in the Main Event
Ryan Clark: $13,270.53
Keith Johnson: $14,116.72
Larry Ward: $15,450.14
Damon Huffman: $5855.01
Ted Campbell: $3,470.24
Erik Vallejo: $4,111.33
Paul Carpenter: $2,804.40
Casey Lytle: $5,891.23
Bobby Bonds: $740.78
Clark Stiles: $6,338.61
Greg Schnell: $5,782.99
Jason Thomas: $4,089.80
Brian Mason: $4,089.82
Marco Dube: $606.09
James Polvolny Jr.: $2,722.46
Joseph Oehloff: $3,483.80
Doug Dehaan: $1111.16
Josh Demuth: $2,743.01
Rene Tercero Reyes: $555.60
Jimmy Wilson: $512.86
Kyle Lewis: $512.86
Isaiah Johnson: $1,674. 56
Walker Garrison Special Recognition Award
Jeff Fox, Parts Unlimited
Mechanic of the Year Award
Allen Brown, Moto XXX
Humanitarian of the Year Award
Steve Bruhn, Motonews
United States Tobacco Pro Privateer Challenge and CE Altman Top Privateer and Nissan Riding to a New Frontier Presentation
Keith Johnson, Star Yamaha
Team of the Year
Team Yamaha
McGrath Tribute
Jeremy McGrath
250cc Top Riders of the Season with Clear Channel Entertainment - Motor Sports Bonuses
Joaquim Rodrigues, KTM, $5,000
Kyle Lewis, Honda, $5,500
Steve Boniface, KTM, $6,000
Ted Campbell, Honda, $8,600
Erick Vallejo, Yamaha, $9,111
Grant Langston, KTM, $5150
James Polvolny, Honda, $8,500
Brian Mason, Honda, $10,000
Andrew Short, Suzuki, $15,000
Joe Oehlhof, Honda, $8,900
Damon Huffman, Honda, $27,500
Casey Lytle, Yamaha, $11,200
Sebastien Tortelli, Suzuki, $12,500
Jason Thomas, Honda, $9,000
Greg Schnell, Yamaha, $16,000
Stephane Roncada, Suzuki, $5,000
Mike LaRocco, Honda, $13,500
Michael Byrne, Honda, $8,000
Sean Hamblin, Suzuki, $6,500
Ryan Clark, Yamaha, $40,000
Keith Johnson, Yamaha, $87,000
Ezra Lusk, Kawasaki, $8,000
Larry Ward, Honda, $26,000
David Vuillemin, Yamaha, $17,500
Heath Voss, Yamaha, $30,000
Tim Ferry, Yamaha, $26,500
Nick Wey, Yamaha, $12,500
Ernesto Fonseca, Honda, $15,000
Chad Reed, Yamaha, $133,000
Ricky Carmichael, Honda, $100,000
250cc THQ World Supercross GP Champion
Chad Reed, Yamaha
250cc AMA Supercross Series Champion
Ricky Carmichael, Honda
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