Jake Weimer had an incredible 2009, which started out with a win at the SX Lites West Opener in Anaheim on January 3rd, 2009. He went on to earn three supercross wins and six podiums, taking second overall in the standings. He followed up three 250cc AMA Motocross wins with another overall win as a USA member on the 2009 Motocross of Nations team. He's already started 2010 off right, repeating his Anaheim 1 Supercross win on January 9, 2010.
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2009
• Helped Team USA win the 2009 Motocross of Nations in Brescia, Italy. Earned three wins (Anaheim I, San Francisco, Anaheim III) and six-podium finishes en-route to a runner-up finish in the AMA Supercross Lites West Region Standings. Scored three overall victories in during the AMA Motocross season in the 250cc class winning at Thunder Valley, Red Bud and Budds Creek.
2008
• Weimer’s 2008 season didn’t start out so well when he failed to make the main event at round one of the Lites West at Anaheim Stadium, but he stepped up to win round two in Phoenix. Jake wasn’t very consistent throughout the year though, ending up 15th in the points standings before heading outdoors. Once Outdoors he earned a podium finish at Mt. Morris National.
2007
• The 2007 season was Weimer’s coming-out season. Weimer rode to a strong 4th place year-end finish in the AMA Supercross Lites West Region Series. Once Weimer went outdoors he rode another really solid season, finishing 6th place in the AMA Motocross Lites Championship Series up against some very fast and talented competition.
2006
• Weimer rode in the AMA West Supercross Lites Series and the AMA Motocross Lites Series. The entire year proved to be a difficult one as injuries forced him to miss most of both the Supercross and Motocross series’. Jake finished 13th overall in the Supercross Lites West Region as well as 31st in the Motocross Lites Series. Before going into the 2007 season, Weimer earned a 2nd place finish at the Las Vegas U.S. Open.
2005
• Weimer rode to a third-place finish at the 2005 U.S. Open of Supercross in the 125 class - this was his first race for the Factory Connection Honda Team.
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