The East Coast women continue to lead the way in the Elite Women’s standings with Formula’s Amanda Geving, Rite Bike’s Madison Pitts, and Bizarro’s Kayla Gaddis atop the standings but as the season tick’s away, BMXMania.com’s Ashley Stamper and Redline’s Kim Hayashi are closing ground. Look for more Women than ever in contention for the coveted #1 plate at the NBL Grands.
NBL Elite Series update (After Evansville)
Elite Men
1. Kyle Bennett, Free Agent 189
2. Donny Robinson, Formula 188
3. Robert de Wilde, Staats/TLD 168
4. Randy Stumpfhauser, GT 166
5. Matt Pohlkamp, Kuwahara 141
6. Jarrett Kolich, Avent/Bombshell 138
7. Mike Day, Staats/TLD 125
8. Jason Rodgers, CMC 116
9. Javier Columbo, SE Racing 82
10. Henrick Balterzen, GT 80
Elite Women
1. Madison Pitts, Rite Bike 850
2. Amanda Geving, Formula 850
3. Kayla Gaddis, Bizzaro 850
4. Ashley Stamper, BMXmania 831
5. Kim Hayashi, Redline, 822
Masters
1. Kiyomi Waller, Avent 122
2. Andrew Downey, Redman 117
3. Terry ‘Mr T’ Tenette, Psykopath 114
4. Jason Carnes, Redline, 106
5. Domingos Lammoglia, JR Profile 94
National Teams
1. Dan's Competition 724
2. Hyper Bicycles 720
3. Answer/Everguard 716
4. Felt/Saab/Extreme sports 711
5. Rite bike/HBR/Prudential 696
NBL/UCI Series (Series ends in South Park)
Elite Men
1. Robert de Wilde, Staats/TLD 134
2. Donny Robinson, Formula 127
3. Randy Stumpfhauser, GT 80
4. Jarrett Kolich, Avent/Bombshell 74
5. Javier Columbo, SE Racing 67
Elite Women
1. Samantha Cools, Supercross 125
2. Krystal Hime, Fly 115
3. Kimberly Hayashi, Redline 106
4. Stephanie Barragan, Answer/Everguard 83
5. Arielle Martin, Staats/TLD 75
World Series – Team Standings
1. Answer/Everguard 517
2. Santa Barbara BMX 461
3. Felt/Saab/Extreme Sports 418
The NBL National series is proudly sponsored by Hyper Bicycles, Camp Woodward, Tangent, Sinz, Vigor, J&R Bicycles and Rite Bike Racing. For more information on directions and lodging, visit www.spbmx.org.
Pics by: Barney Brown and Jim Smith