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Lucas Oil AMA Pro Motocross Championship
Budds Creek - Mechanicsville, MD

450 Overall
1. Chad Reed (3-1) Hon
2. Ryan Villopoto (1-3) Kaw
3. Ryan Dungey (2-2) Suz
4. Kevin Windham (4-4) Hon
5. Mike Alessi (5-5) KTM
6. Brett Metcalfe (6-6) Suz
7. Davi Millsaps (7-9) Yam
8. Jake Weimer (10-7) Kaw
9. Andrew Short (9-8) KTM
10. Josh Grant (8-10) Hon
11. Ricky Dietrich (11-11) Yam
12. Christian Craig (13-12) Hon
13. Mike Brown (12-13) KTM
14. Ben LaMay (17-15) Yam
15. Les Smith (16-16) Yam
16. Nick Wey (15-19) Yam
17. Fredrik Noren (21-14) Hon
18. Lowell Spangler (18-17) Hon
19. Michael Byrne (14-23) Suz
20. Travis Sewell (20-18) Yam
21. Kyle Chisholm (19-37) Yam
22. Vince Friese (34-20) Yam
23. Kevin Rookstool (23-22) KTM
24. Ronnie Stewart (27-24) Suz
25. AJ Catanzaro (25-26) Yam
26. Dean Porter (24-28) Suz
27. Calle Aspegren (28-25) Hon
28. Evgeny Mikhaylov (26-27) Suz
29. Kyle Partridge (22-32) Yam
30. Heath Harrison (38-21) Hon
31. Michael Sottile (30-30) Hon
32. Garret Toth (31-31) Yam
33. Michael Stryker (29-36) KTM
34. Dakota Kessler (32-34) Yam
35. Jacob Morrison (39-29) Hon
36. Kyle Keylon (35-33) Kaw
37. Mitchell Dougherty (33-35) Hon
38. Shane Sewell (36-38) Yam
39. Tommy Hahn (37-39) Yam
40. Weston Peick (40-40) Kaw

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Reed went 3-1 for the overall at Budds Creek.
Photo: Simon Cudby

250 Overall
1. Tyla Rattray (2-1) Kaw
2. Dean Wilson (1-3) Kaw
3. Justin Barcia (6-2) Hon
4. Eli Tomac (5-5) Hon
5. Broc Tickle (3-9) Kaw
6. Gareth Swanepoel (9-4) Yam
7. Blake Baggett (7-7) Kaw
8. Kyle Cunningham (4-15) Yam
9. Martin Davalos (10-10) Suz
10. Nico Izzi (8-13) Hon
11. Malcolm Stewart (16-6) Suz
12. Gannon Audette (12-11) Yam
13. Alex Martin (15-12) Hon
14. Darryn Durham (37-8) Hon
15. Nick Paluzzi (14-16) Suz
16. Austin Howell (13-17) Suz
17. Travis Baker (11-34) Hon
18. Lance Vincent (19-14) Hon
19. Cole Seely (17-25)
20. Taylor Futrell (27-18) Hon
21. Kellian Rusk (20-19) KTM
22. Matt Lemoine (18-35) Kaw
23. Joshua Clark (22-20) Hon
24. Ricky Renner (23-22) KTM
25. Tony Archer (24-23) Suz
26. Joey Rossi (29-21) Yam
27. Gared Steinke (25-31) Kaw
28. Levi Kilbarger (33-24) Hon
29. Ryan Zimmer (31-26) Hon
30. Justin Sipes (21-36) Kaw
31. Preston Mull (32-28) Hon
32. Alexander Millican (30-30) Yam
33. Hunter Clements (28-32) Hon
34. William Browning (34-27) Hon
35. Dakota Tedder (26-39) Kaw
36. Johnny Moore (38-29) Hon
37. Ozzy Barbaree (35-33) Suz
39. Chad Gores (36-38) Hon
38. Jason Anderson (39-37) Suz
40. Shawn Rife (40-40) Hon

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Wilson would win moto one, but would have to settle for second overall on the day.
Photo: Simon Cudby

450 Overall Points Standings
Chad Reed 183pts. Hon
Ryan Villopoto 168pts. Kaw
Ryan Dungey 155pts. Suz
Davi Millsaps 130pts. Yam
Brett Metcalfe 118pts. Suz
Kevin Windham 112pts. Hon
Jake Weimer 93pts. Kaw
Ricky Dietrich 92pts. Yam
Christian Craig 76pts. Hon
Andrew Short 75pts. KTM
Mike Alessi 68pts. KTM
Tommy Hahn 65pts. Yam
Nick Wey 63pts. Yam
Michael Byrne 57pts. Suz
Les Smith 37pts. Yam
Tye Simmonds 36pts. KTM
Mike Brown 31pts. KTM
Kyle Chisholm 26pts. Yam
Christophe Pourcel 24pts. Yam
Josh Grant 24pts. Hon

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450 Podium. From left: Villopoto, Reed, Dungey
Photo: Simon Cudby

250 Overall Points Standings
Tyla Rattray 174pts. Kaw
Dean Wilson 170pts. Kaw
Blake Baggett 144pts. Kaw
Eli Tomac 136pts. Hon
Justin Barcia 116pts. Hon
Kyle Cunningham 114pts. Yam
Broc Tickle 99pts. Kaw
Gareth Swanepoel 91pts. Yam
Martin Davalos 75pts. Suz
Cole Seely 72pts. Hon
Nico Izzi 64pts. Hon
Darryn Durham 61pts. Hon

Gannon Audette 57pts. Yam
Malcolm Stewart 54pts. Suz
Nick Paluzzi 46pts. Suz
Alex Martin 45pts. Hon
Jason Anderson 37pts. Suz
Austin Howell 35pts.
Travis Baker 34pts. Hon
Marvin Musquin 33pts. KTM

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Rattray holds onto the red plate after taking the overall at Budds Creek.
Photo: Simon Cudby

WMX Overall Points Standings
Ashley Fiolek 91pts. Hon
Jessica Patterson 83pts. Yam
Tarah Gieger 72pts. Hon
Mariana Balbi 66pts. Yam
Tatum Sik 59pts. Yam
Kasie Creson 48pts. Hon
Jacqueline Strong 48pts. KTM
Marissa Markelon 47pts. Yam
Sara Price 43pts. Kaw
Alexah Pearson 42pts. KTM

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Ashley Fiolek leads the WMX class after two rounds.
Photo: Simon Cudby

FIM Motocross World Championship
Grand Prix of Spain

MX1 Overall
1. Antonio Cairoli (2-1) KTM
2. David Philippaerts (3-4) Yam
3. Steven Frossard (1-9) Yam
4. Clement Desalle (5-3) Suz
5. Max Nagl (4-6) KTM
6. Tanel Leok (13-2) TM
7. Jonathan Barragan (9-5) Kaw
8. Evgeny Bobryshev (8-7) Hon
9. Rui Gonvalves (7-10) Hon
10. Xaiver Boog (10-8) Kaw
11. Steve Ramon (6-12) Suz
12. Ken de Dycker (11-11) Hon
13. Anthony Boissiere (14-13) Yam
14. Marcus Schiffer (15-14) Suz
15. Carlos Campano Jimenez (18-15) Yam

MX2 Overall
1. Ken Roczen (1-1) KTM
2. Tommy Searle (2-2) Kaw
3. Gautier Paulin (4-3) Yam
4. Jeffery Herlings (3-4) KTM
5. Arnaud Tonus (6-5) Yam
6. Nicolas Aubin (5-8) KTM
7. Joel Roelants (7-7) KTM
8. Glenn Coldenhoff (9-9) Yam

9. Harri Kullas (10-10) Yam

10. Nick Triest (8-13) KTM
11. Jake Nicholls (14-11) KTM
12. Alessandro Lupino (13-12) HUQ
13. Zach Osborne (30-6) Yam
14. Mike Kras (12-17) Suz
15. Jordi Tixier (17-13) KTM

WMX
1. Stephanie Laier KTM
2. Chiara Fontanesi Yam
3. Larissa Papenmeier KTM
4. Marielle De Mol TM
5. Britt van der Wekken Hon

Cairoli went 2-1 for the overall in Spain.
Photo: Courtsey of KTM

MX1 Point Standings
Clement Desalle 285pts. Suz
Antonio Cairoli 284pts. KTM
Steven Frossard 250pts. Yam
Max Nagl 225pts. KTM
Evgeny Bobryshev 204pts. Hon
David Philippaerts 199pts. Yam
Rui Goncalves 192pts. Hon
Jonathan Barragan 164pts. Kaw
Xavier Boog 161pts. Kaw
Steve Ramon 149pts. Suz

Kevin Strijbos 143pts. Suz
Ken de Dycker 137pts. Hon
Tanel Leok 133pts. TM
Anthony Boissiere 96pts. Yam
Shaun Simpson 89pts. Hon

MX2 Point Standings
Ken Roczen 301pts. KTM
Jeffrey Herlings 295pts. KTM

Tommy Searle 268pts. Kaw
Gautier Paulin 234pts. Yam
Zach Osborne 213pts. Yam
Arnaud Tonus 197pts. Yam
Max Anstie 167pts. Kaw
Joel Roelants 166pts. KTM
Harri Kullas 164pts. Yam
Nicolas Aubin 151pts. KTM
Christophe Charlier 130pts. Yam
Glenn Coldenhoff 90pts. Yam
Jordi Tixier 83pts. KTM
Alexander Lupino 79pts. HUQ
Antonio Jose Butron Oliva 62pts. KTM

WMX Point Standings
1. Stephanie Laier 166pts. KTM
2. Chiara Fontanesi 157pts. Yam
3. Larissa Papenmeier 142pts. KTM
4. Marielle De Mol 107pts. TM
5. Britt van der Wekken 105pts. Hon

Roczen dominated in Spain going 1-1 for the overall.
Photo: Courtsey of KTM

Canadian Motocross Championship
Wild Rose MX Park - Calgary

MX1 Overall
1. Colton Facciotti 1-1
2. Dusty Klatt 2-2
3. Teddy Maier 3-5
4. Kyle Keast 5-4
5. Shawn Maffenbeier 6-6
6. Bobby Kiniry 12-3
7. Matt Goerke 4-10
8. Brock Hoyer 8-7
9. Kevin Urquhart 7-11
10. Mason Phillips 11-8
11. Michael Willard 9-12
12. Jay Burke 13-9
13. Parker Allison 14-13
14. PJ Stratton 15-14
15. Jared Allison 10-DNF

MX1 overall winner Colton Facciotti
Photo: James Lissimore/DMX

MX2 Overall
1. Tyler Medaglia 1-1
2. Austin Politelli 3-2
3. Jeremy Medaglia 2-3
4. Kaven Benoit 5-4
5. Topher Ingalls 4-5
6. Dylan Schmoke 6-8
7. Morgan Burger 11-7
8. Cale Barr 12-10
9. Kieran Leigh 8-14
10. Spencer Knowles 19-6
11. Tyler Sjoberg 7-24
12. Nicky Beatty 13-16
13. Brad Nauditt DNF-9
14. Kevin Lepp 10-20
15. Parker Hoppe 9-21

MX2 overall winner Tyler Medaglia.
Photo: James Lissimore/DMX

Can-Am GNCC Racing

XC1 Standings
Josh Strang 123pts. Suz
Charles Mullins 121pts. KTM
Paul Whibley 103pts. Yam
Cory Buttrick 81pts. KTM
Nathan Kanney 72pts. KTM
Kailub Russell 69pts. KTM
Chris Bach 63pts. BET
Mike Lafferty 64pts. HSB
Garret Edminsten 46pts. Kaw
Jimmy Jarrett 43pts. Hon

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XC1 points leader Josh Strang.
Photo: Shan Moore

XC2 Standings
Steward Baylor Jr 131pts. KTM
Jason Thomas 113pts. HSQ
Andrew Delong 94pts. KTM
Brad Bakken 90pts. KTM
Jesse Robinson 84pts. KTM
Jordan Ashburn 76pts. Yam
Scott Watkins 69pts. Hon
Shane Obanion 61pts. KTM
Morgan Moss 57pts. HSQ
Zach Smith 48pts. KTM

Australian Motocross Championship
Coonabarabran - Round 6 of 9

Pro Open
1. Jay Marmont Yam
2. Dean Ferris Kaw
3. Josh Coppins Yam
4. Billy Mackenzie Kaw
5. Lawson Bopping Suz
6. Michael Phillips Hon
7. Cheyne Boyd Hon
8. Cody Cooper Suz
9. Todd Waters Hon
10. Daniel Reardon KTM

Pro Lites
1. Phil Nicoletti Kaw
2. Jake Moss Yam
3. Matt Moss KTM
4. Justin McDonald Hon
5. Kade Mosig Hon
6. Brenden Harrison KTM
7. Cody Mackie Hon
8. Daniel McCoy Suz
9. Josh Cachia KTM
10. Kirk Gibbs Yam

Pro Open Standings
Dean Ferris 461pts. Kaw
Billy Mackenzie 448pts. Kaw
Josh Coppins 429pts. Yam
Jay Marmont 407pts. Yam
Cheyne Boyd 384pts. Hon
Michael Phillips 348pts. Hon
Lawson Bopping 323pts. Suz
Cody Cooper 263 Suz
Louis Calvin 227 KTM
Ryan Marmont 206 KTM

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Pro Open points leader Dean Ferris.
Photo: Courtsey of Dean Ferris Media

Pro Lites Standings
Matt Moss 419pts. KTM
Kirk Gibbs 365pts. Yam
Daniel McCoy 345pts. Suz
Brenden Harrison 344pts. KTM
Phil Nicoletti 339pts. Kaw
Josh Cachia 312pts. KTM
Justin McDonald 302pts. Hon
Cody Mackie 294pts. Hon
Kade Mosig 292pts. Hon
Luke Styke 273pts. Yam

Enduro World Championship
GP of Greece

Day one

Enduro 1

1. Juha Salminen (Husqvarna) 1.06:49.92;
2. Rodrig Thain (Honda) 1.07:10.18;
3. Matti Seistola (Husqvarna) 1.07:19.71;
4. Eero Remes (KTM) 1.07:40.28;
5. Nicolas Deparrois (Kawasaki) 1.07:40.75

Enduro 2

1. Antoine Meo (Husqvarna) 1.06:32.29;
2. Cristobal Guerrero (KTM) 1.06:54.99;
3. Simone Albergoni (Husqvarna) 1.08:54.51;
4. Antoine Basset (Yamaha) 1.09:02.65;
5. Jeff Goblet (Yamaha) 1.10:00.60;

Day two

Enduro 1

1. Juha Salminen (Husqvarna) 1.08:35.37;
2. Matti Seistola (Husqvarna) 1.09:04.65;
3. Eero Remes (KTM) 1.09:04.79;
4. Rodrig Thain (Honda) 1.09:11.05;
5. Nicolas Deparrois (Kawasaki) 1.10:29.43

Enduro 2

1. Antoine Meo (Husqvarna) 1.08:03.27;
2. Cristobal Guerrero (KTM) 1.08:11.79;
3. Ivan Cervantes (Gas Gas) 1.10:29.42;
4. Antoine Basset (Yamaha) 1.11:12.21;
5. Jeff Goblet (Yamaha) 1.11:39.70

Juha Salminen took the overall both days in Greece.

Dutch Championship

MX1 Championship Standings

Herjan Brakkee 143pts.
Marc de Reuver 127pts.
Kristof Salaets 106pts.
Yentel Martens 101pts.
Ken de Dycker 100pts.

MX 2 Championship Standings
Jeffrey Herlings 191pts.
Petar Petrov 122pts.
Joel Roelants 120pts.
Mike Kras 120pts.
Harri Kullas 113pts.

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The Conversation

link wrote: 7:06am June 20, 2011

Nice pic of Reed with his kid, guy is on it...

Holeshot..............

Slim473 wrote: 8:26am June 20, 2011

Can someone explain how Reed loses points to RV2 when they both split the motos with 3rd and 1st place finishes respectively? He lost 6 pts...I don't understand this point system. What does it matter if you win the overall? There are no extra points...

mx_phreek wrote: 8:35am June 20, 2011

I find it interesting how MA is only 7 points behind Short having done half the number of races.

ride111mph wrote: 8:59am June 20, 2011

Andrew Short had a least one DNF and some bad finishes. Points are points. I don't know about the points CR lost to RV. the both should have left with 45 more points for the weekend and RD 44 points.

Porter fan wrote: 9:30am June 20, 2011

Reed was 138 points and Villo 123 points coming into BC. Both were awarded 45 points hence 183 and 168 points respectively. Reed lost 6 points to Villo at the previous round High Point by going 5, 1 compared to Villo 1, 3. GO DIZZY PORTER!!!

Trend Killer wrote: 10:42am June 20, 2011

That podium photo is funny.....it looks like RV is going to take a dump right there!!!..... I have not heard the podcast....but it sounds like RV was about to crap himself during the 2nd moto?.....man that sucks.....watching the race he looked to be sitting funny on his bike.....Now people are saying he is making excuses....how is that any different than Reed's rock issue last week.....I dont think we want RV to send out a Twitter picture of his soiled pants,,,, HAHAHA!!... RV will get that 1-1 here soon and eat away at those points....that first moto Reed looked pretty bummed out and without that engine stall by RV, he would have been gone...again.... Somone check the chicken...thats 2 Kawasaki guys who had stomach problems at Budds Creek.....

gbs417 wrote: 12:10pm June 20, 2011

Trend Killer
Maybe their different b/c CR was bleeding, and RV's stomach issue isn't "visible". I don’t know it that makes it anymore valid of a reason for being off the pace though.

RV benefitted huge from the point system, b/c he was irrelevant to the top two in moto2. CR and RD were on it and lapped all the way up to Brown; twelfth I believe. That was more than likely the reason for the lappers not giving an inch for RD. But, isn’t the common thought that lappers help the chaser gain, not the runner lead? CR sure made it around ‘em.
Did Hahn break his ribs? He was putting in a great moto before that.
Grant showed he isn’t far off the pace in his first race.
MA has the starts...but does he lack the endurance to keep up a pace; maybe training too hard during the week? Or does he just not have the speed to keep the lead?

bd200 wrote: 3:46pm June 20, 2011

Reed DID NOT lose points to RV. He had a 15 point lead entering Budds Creek, and left with a 15 point lead..

Clint wrote: 6:33pm June 20, 2011

A.J. Cat is doing pretty good for himself. Seems to be improving his outdoor game.

Carlsbad wrote: 12:10am June 21, 2011

mx_phreek is very astute. I find it very interesting as well. So interesting in fact, it pisses me entirely off. Either blowing up or off the pace, the 450 class is no place for a 350 at this time. The magic spell is fading in M.X.G.P. as well, with Carioli fighting for what was given to him last year. Ugh, I'm over it........until Lakewood, then I'll be griping about it all over again.

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