--MX/Supercross rider #633 with SX Lites endorsement.-- Please help me get to the 2 Stroke Invitational at the Glen Helen national! May 24th Paypal.com Go to send money and put in action63mx@aol.com mxresultz.com/ronnyjackson Sponsorhouse/Ronny Jackson http://www.threepalmsesp.com/Videos5.html px[/url] Nov 13, 2006 Ronny Jackson Wins The Overall at Round 3It would be an easy sum-up to say, 'Lemoine didn't win the truck', but it doesn't really get to the heart of this year's Triple Crown Series that went down at Three Palms that easily had the best pro racing in Texas. You might say that there were bigger-name pros or faster pros at this race or that race; but this race had a story with drama that built up for 6 incredible motos spread out over four months since Memorial Day's opening round - and ended in with an ecstatic Ronny Jackson flatting a huge whip over the finish line on the second last lap and Matt Lemoine rolling over the jump in obvious disappointment. It seems it was all about Ronny Jackson's heart. We've been seeing him go from a kid who knows no fear on a dirt bike to a determined racer that is passionate about winning. He is still the one on who will try anything on a track to get a faster lap-time, often doing jaw-dropping jumps or combos to make it happen, but this year he's told us he has really focused on his training. Back in the summer, he said that he started working out with weights and it has made a big difference. He said his bike feels lighter and he's even more in-control. We've seen Ronny at just about every race under the sun(and stars) to get more time on his bikes, from the Houston SX at Reliant center, to a local race at Skeeter MX, to a series race at Freestone. You may not even notice he's there. Jackson often shows up modestly with his bike in the back of his pick up, sitting by himself throughout the entire pre-race. But once the gate drops, its on... you will notice RJ. In this series that had Wil Hahn, Jackson, and Lemoine all dueling it out for the top spots (the others) it seemed Jackson always had the speed, yet bad breaks took him off each round's victory podium. In the first round on, he came in too hot and went off a berm. In round 2 while leading on the GP track, he hit a braking bump near the back section, wadded and went over the bars. But in the last moto of the day at round 3, he saw the chance for the win: he got the holeshot and knew he had a chance for the overall. Hahn had a flat and could not carry the speed, and Lemoine was charging in second. To see Lemoine's charge in the middle of the moto was incredible. He held nothing back. He was jumping the hill after the rolling whoop straightaway at full speed and landing at the beginning of the right-handed berm that follows. Before the quadzilla jump, he would jump the left handed inside-line bump and hammer into the soft berm at full throttle all the way up Quad. Eventually, he realized he didn't have enough time and conceded defeat to Jackson. He had nothing left for Ronny who sealed the deal. RJ focused and rode flawlessly the entire moto to take 1st place wire-to-wire. It was obvious from Ronny's huge whip on what he thought was the checkered (there were two white flags!), and from his huge smile on the podium that he was proud of himself for what he accomplished. It seemed he really wanted this one. He worked for it all summer, and it finally paid off with the perfect moto. Congrats to RJ for pulling it together and representing Houston so well.