Dallas, Texas dirt presented Monster Energy Supercross riders with a tough track, as the hard, slippery clay made it difficult to log consistent laps. As a result, speed wasn't the only factor in winning the races over the weekend. For proof, check out this week's Sign of the (Lap) Times, presented by Motion Pro.

Supercross Class

Lap Rank	Finish	Best Lap	In Lap	Rider
1	4	48.992	8	Ryan Villopoto
2	3	49.218	8	Trey Canard
3	1	49.223	7	Ryan Dungey
4	2	49.579	4	Davi Millsaps
5	5	49.638	4	Justin Brayton
6	6	49.854	9	Josh Hill
7	7	49.936	7	Kevin Windham
8	13	50.384	7	Ivan Tedesco
9	8	50.612	7	Kyle Chisholm
10	10	50.681	8	Tommy Hahn
11	9	51.146	6	Jason Lawrence
12	11	51.209	8	Michael Byrne
13	12	51.735	13	Nick Wey
14	19	51.855	9	Ryan Morias
15	20	51.953	3	Kyle Regal
16	14	52.082	7	Chris Blose
17	18	52.434	18	Heath Voss
18	16	52.743	8	Jason Thomas
19	18	53.045	18	Matt Boni
20	17	53.328	5	Ryan Clark

It looked like an off night for Ryan Villopoto in all ways, except for the actual lap times! The Monster Energy Kawasaki rider actually logged the fastest lap of the race, which surely no one watching the race would have expected. Villopoto had a terrible first few laps and had to work up from tenth on his way to a fourth-place finish. Not what the title contender hoped for.


Even more impressive, Trey Canard's late race charge saw him log the second fastest time of the night (and as an additional note, his 50.568 on the last lap was the fastest final lap time of the night). And the race winner, Ryan Dungey? He rode in control all night and won with only the third fastest time. Consistency counts on a slick track like Dallas.


Supercross Lites

Lap Rank	Finish	Best Lap	In Lap	Rider
1	3	50.252	6	Justin Barcia
2	1	50.329	9	Blake Baggett
3	2	50.594	9	Ryan Sipes
4	7	50.618	9	Christophe Pourcel
5	5	50.788	15	Austin Stroupe
6	6	51.655	11	Matt Lemoine
7	4	51.696	15	Martin Davalos
8	11	51.949	10	Brett Metcalfe
9	18	52.353	9	Jake Moss
10	8	52.434	11	Michael Willard
11	10	52.744	15	Steven Clarke
12	9	52.847	2	Taylor Futrell
13	17	52.955	2	Troy Adams
14	19	53.2	2	Darryn Durham
15	14	53.35	10	Justin Sipes
16	12	53.421	7	Adam Chatfield
17	13	53.647	11	Tyler Wharton
18	16	53.821	6	James Decotis
19	15	54.283	6	Les Smith

Justin Barcia had the speed again this weekend, but this time his Bam Bam ways caught up to him, when he bashed his front brake trying to pass Blake Baggett for second. Without it, he was powerless to mount another attack and had to settle for third. Baggett was second fastest and rode smart, waiting for his opportunity and taking full advantage to win his first pro race.

There are only 19 riders in this week's Lites chart since Levi Kilbarger crashed out of the race in that massive first-turn wreck and didn't complete a lap.