2002 High Point Chevy Trucks 125cc AMA Motocross Championship (Round 3 of 12)
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- Опубліковано 8 вер 2024
- This is round 3 of the 2002 Chevy Trucks 125cc Motocross Championship from High Point Raceway in Mt. Morris, PA. This is the 1st of only 6 125cc Motocross races from 2002 that I have.
Returning 125cc contenders like rookies Billy Laninovich, James "Bubba" Stewart, Eric Sorby, and (125cc East SX champ) Chad Reed, former 250cc riders Larry Ward, Damon Huffman, and 5-time Arenacross champ Buddy Antunez, 125cc Sophomores Grant Langston and Steve Boniface, Branden Jesseman, Greg Schnell, Brock Sellards, 250cc Supercross rider Ernesto Fonseca, Michael Byrne, 125cc West SX champ Travis Preston, Chris Gosselaar, Matt Walker, and defending champ Mike Brown battle it out for the 2002 Chevy Trucks 125cc AMA Motocross Championship. This is Chad Reed's lone full season, and Ernesto Fonseca's last season in the 125cc class. Runner up in the series, Grant Langston does not make the trip to High Point due to an injured knee, which requires surgery and knocks him out for the next 7 rounds. Points leader James Stewart, Jr. crashes in practice, twisting his own knee, and decides to wait until the last possible moment to determine whether or not he can race. This race marks Chad Reed's lone 125cc National win of his very short 125cc career, and the very first time an Australian citizen wins an American Motocross National.
Enjoy.
If you had this on DVD, I would shut my pants.
I have this on a BLANK DVD disc that I copied to from a DVD/VCR machine.
Really? I surprised it doesn't looks better, didn't know that gap wasn't that huge.
It's probably because of the speed I used -- EP -- as I said, I made this blank DVD from a DVD/VCR machine.
Man thiswas my first highpoint national I was #260didnt make the show but I got to the Sunday qualifiers
I commend you for making it to the Sunday qualifiers then.
Love it man. die hard fan. I have some 2002 races on VHS as well s 01 supercross and whole 2006 and 07 season. haha
Glad to hear :). Hope you got the full broadcasts of Phoenix and San Francisco 2006.
My brother is Tony Haynes! The original 259...
Reed wins because other people are injured lol
Keep in mind that 2002 was James Stewart, Jr.'s rookie season, and this season was young, too -- only round 3. I was thinking it'd be another Brown/Langston battle, but both guys wound up injured and had their National seasons ruined, and it turned into the James Stewart show. Unfortunately, luck didn't agree with Chad Reed half the time, and had he not popped his shoulder out in the first moto at Southwick, I don't think Stewart would have been champion.
You sound like a top guy
Highpoint my local national go every year...way to expensive lol
lol. I like High Point also, but Kenworthy's was my favorite when it was on the schedule.
@@MathewVsSportsMediaandGames 2009-10 was the last good camping year lol to many state police after that lol
I see.
I imagine we've passed each other in the crowd a few times.
Boy Brandon jessieman got screwed on coverage on this one it was all about Stewart back then he was my nemesis in London KY in 1996 I was beating him and Josh summy and he took me out broke my hand donnie maguartys dad was at the jump and said it was intentional ruined alot of shit for me
Surprised to hear that from you about Stewart. I have to admit that Jesseman was just beginning to hit his stride after he won the Pontiac 125cc Supercross finale, and it took him a bit to consistently hit the podium. One might find it surprising that Jesseman tied Reed for 2nd place in the series, but never even won a moto at all.
@@MathewVsSportsMediaandGames for sure Brandon was on his way I grew up racing district 5 with him Brock hepler gene Stull Brandon was always quiet he had a dog named moto it wore a harness my dad put race fuel in a 55gal barrel he was gonna a biuld a fire well he didn't have a match so he went and got one dropped it in and it blew up moto Brandon's dog some how got outta that harness he never liked my Dad after but they were a great family to grow up around Tim marcy misty and brandon and there grandmal was always there too🙂 I leaned alot growing up racing district 5 I was the 1996 district 12-13 champ alot of fast riders
@@MathewVsSportsMediaandGames Brandon was always consistent very rarely ever got hurt I remember one injury he had with his hand but he was always cool headed and calculated when on the track a smooth rhythmic rider..!
@@chriswright1270 Lucky you. Well, Jesseman was injured pretty often very early in his pro career. I don't think it was until 2000 that those injuries stopped (not for good).
Overall, Jesseman had a decent career winning the 125cc East SX title in 2003 for Team Suzuki, but after that was when the injuries started piling up again.
@@chriswright1270 Well, Jesseman was pretty injury-prone early on as a pro (as I'd mentioned in my last reply).
After 2003 was when I felt Jesseman fell off the radar when he broke his thumb before the 125cc East/West Shootout, injured his arm before Millville, etc.
Though Jesseman did rebound to win the 2007 Orlando Lites Supercross, that was basically the last of his success stories (save for one season under Pro Circuit Kawasaki in 2008).
Shit
I knew what you meant from the beginning.