**Press release**

 NMS is now carrying Fox.

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Friday

AMA Arenacross Class Results (Reno, Nev.) – Night One

Saturday

AMA Arenacross Class Results (Reno, Nev.) – Night Two

1. Tyler Bowers, Danville, Ky., Kawasaki
2. Josh Demuth, North Richland Hills, Texas, Kawasaki
3. Jeff Gibson, Thornville, Ohio, Honda
4. Nathan Skaggs, Chillicothe, Ohio, Honda
5. Zach Ames, Prospect, Ohio, Honda
6. Tyler Bright, Lexington, N.C., Yamaha
7. Gray Davenport, Lehi, Utah, Kawasaki
8. Willy Browning, Pleasantville, Ohio, Honda
9. Vincent Blair, Lodi, Calif., Kawasaki
10. Jim Neese, Julian, N.C., Yamaha

1. A.J. Catanzaro, Middlefield, Conn., Kawasaki
2. Jim Neese, Julian, N.C., Yamaha
3. Landen Powell, South Jordan, Utah, KTM
4. Cameron Rodriguez, Apple Valley, Calif., Honda
5. Travis Merrill, Quincy, Ill., KTM
6. Mark Samuels, Yucca Valley, Calif., Kawasaki
7. Jake Locks, Dixon, Calif., Kawasaki
8. Travis Smith, Lancaster, Calif., Yamaha
9. Brian Alquist, Lagrange, Calif., Honda
10. Jeffrey Mann, Sacramento, Calif., Kawasaki

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So the first west coast swing of 2010 is over, and our Carson City riders, Nate Tiearney and Adam Conway, have done an admirable job against the world's best. At A3, Nate narrowly missed the 450 main with an 11th in heat one, just two spots shy of qualifying. A ninth in the LCQ rounded out his night, and although Nate never made a main event in the first six rounds, it's been clear that he's been riding very well since round one aboard his West Racing/Answer-backed Kawasaki.

Adam had a near-miss of his own in 250 qualifying, as he qualified 42nd fastest, again less than one second out of the 40-man cut. But Adam, who's been making his first foray into the hyper-competitive world of SX, has been on the bubble all year long, showing he's ready to break through with a little more experience. Watch for Adam on his Liv Fast/56 Solid-sponsored CRF when the series returns west in Seattle in April.

In other, non-local action, the 450 title is shaping up into a real fight again. A lackluster ride from Ryan Dungey, matched with Ryan Villopoto's win and Josh Hill's steady-as-ever second, has made the points incredibly tight.

Who do I predict will win? Honestly, I don't have a strong feeling yet, but I still think Dungey has the best shot so far. Villopoto's win was impressive, and Hill has pretty much shocked me all year, but I think Dungey's (mostly) good starts and (mostly) strong finishes will set him up well come Las Vegas.

In the 250s, Jake Weimer had a rough night, but I still think he's got the title in the bag. A3 winner Trey Canard could make it interesting, but that would take more mistakes from Weimer, and I'd surprised to see many more of those.

Finally, it was nice to see Kevin Windham get into the mix again. No, he's not a hang-it-out type of rider anymore (if he ever really was,) but when the race starts to come to him, he can still put on a show.

Check out http://www.amasupercross.com/ for the full results.

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