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Races in Ocotillo and will be attending AMA
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series and more of the local dez...
Hi guys & gals
Sorry for the delay on the up date, I have been busy
working on starting a new business. Check out http://www.2ndskinracing.com
to see what we’ve got going.
Where do I start, OK, the 2006 Vegas to Reno, what a wild ride. Things
started off good until mile 160 coming out of pit 4. I went down hard,
braking my thumb and still rode 430 miles to the finish in 16.5 hours,
WOW!!!! Next race just 8 days after the pins were removed from my thumb,
was the Las Vegas 300, where I finished 2nd Expert Ironman. To close out
the year we had to drive 850 miles in a weekend. I had to race to get
the #2 PLATE in Best in the Desert series, running the Henderson 400 where
I finished 2nd Expert Ironman. That same night we took off to the D-38
and race to lock up the # 1 PLATE the following day in the Senior Class
for the 4th year in a row. What a year it was in 2006, a long one but
a good one to finish # 1 Senior in D-38 & # 2 Expert ironman in Best
in the Desert.
I also raced the 2006 Baja 1000 with a great bunch of guys, ‘Baja
Husky’s’. We had 2 teams, class 21 & 30. I was on the
class 30 team (being 45 yrs. young). Wow!!!, what a fun time, we finish
8th out of 15 teams, first for husky to finish in over 20 years. GOOD
TIMES.
2007 started off good at the Best in the Desert 'Parker 250' on a Husqvarna,
where I finished 2nd Expert Ironman. Next race was the National Hare &
Hound series, where I had a DNF, not a good race. Looking forward to Score
racing in class 20, what fun, but due to inconvenience of a situation
I was unable to race. Hope to get back on a Husqvarna soon, what a great
bike. My plan was to race 35 + races, but life throws curves at you. I
will finish the year out on a part time schedule. Thanks to all that supported
me,
Jerry Jones
Jerry Jones Jr
Age : 45
Profession : Business Owner / Fleet Management
Years racing: 15 on & off
Years riding: 40
MAJOR RACE ACCOMPLISHMENTS:
AMA National Hare & Hound Series
2000 2nd place 4stk. Amateur Championship
AMA District 38:
2003 1st place Senior Champion
2004 1st place Senior Champion
2005 1st place Senior Champion
2006 1st place Senior Champion
Best in the Desert:
2005 1st place Amateur Ironman Championship
1st place Amateur Ironman Parker 250
2nd place Amateur Ironman Terrible’s Town 250
2nd place Amateur Ironman McMillin Nevada 1000
1st place Amateur Ironman Vegas to Reno
2006 2nd place Expert Ironman Championship
1st place Expert Ironman Terrible’s Town 250
3rd place Expert Ironman Las Vegas 300
2nd place Expert Ironman Henderson’s Terrible 400
Score International:
2002-2006 part time racing in Score International Classes in Sportsman Motorcycles, Pro Motorcycles & Pro Quad
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What racing means to me:
Accomplishment of a plan, Freedom, Therapy, Release of Stress from the daily grind and to WIN is the best feeling in the world.
Jerry Jones Sr.
AMA District 38 Champion
2006
Parker 250 
2006
Plaster City 
2005
Vegas To RenoMcMillin Nevada 1000
End Of Day Three, One To Go...
After roughing out a high speed crash early on day
two after winning the first stage and leading his class, Jerry Jones worked
his way back up to second place in Amateur IronMan on day three. The last
day was a short race in comparison to what he had been through already,
but not good for making up 45 min. with only 198 mi. to get 'er done.
I'm glad I was there to experience the race that went on that day, because
it was exciting. Jerry pressed hard out of the gate and passed the leader
in the first 10 mi. to put the pressure on. By the last check point, Jerry
had made up 20 min. on the leader and won the stage, but came home 2nd
in Amateur IronMan and 5th Overall IronMan in just under 24Hrs. It was
a great time, I thank Jerry & Ann for talking Us into going on a Great
Adventure.
-Bob & Amber Graham-
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