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Lucas Oil AMA Pro Motocross Championship

450 Overall Points Standings
Chad Reed 268pts. Hon
Ryan Villopoto 252pts. Kaw
Ryan Dungey 246pts. Suz
Brett Metcalfe 178pts. Suz
Davi Millsaps 173pts. Yam
Kevin Windham 172pts. Hon
Andrew Short 130pts. KTM
Christian Craig 119pts. Hon
Mike Alessi 115pts. KTM
Jake Weimer 112pts. Kaw
Ricky Dietrich 109pts. Yam
Tommy Hahn 100pts. Yam
Nick Wey 95pts. Yam
Michael Byrne 79pts. Suz
Justin Brayton 48pts. Yam
Tye Simmonds 46pts. KTM
Ben LaMay 46pts. Yam
Josh Grant 38pts. Hon
Les Smith 37pts. Yam
Mike Brown 31pts. KTM

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Reed sits a top the 450 standings.
Photo: Andrew Fredrickson

250 Overall Points Standings
Dean Wilson 258pts. Kaw
Blake Baggett 244pts. Kaw
Tyla Rattray 242pts. Kaw
Eli Tomac 176pts. Hon
Kyle Cunningham 163pts. Yam
Broc Tickle 143pts. Kaw
Justin Barcia 137pts. Hon
Gareth Swanepoel 120pts. Yam
Cole Seely 112pts. Hon
Martin Davalos 111pts. Suz
Darryn Durham 109pts. Hon
Nico Izzi 91pts. Hon
Malcolm Stewart 89pts. Suz
Alex Martin 72pts. Hon
Gannon Audette 72pts. Yam
Travis Baker 71pts. Hon
Nick Paluzzi 63pts. Suz
Ryan Sipes 51pts. Yam
Matt Lemoine 41pts. Kaw

Austin Howell 40pts. Suz

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Baggett trails teammate Dean Wilson in the 250 class.
Photo: Andrew Fredrickson

WMX Overall Points Standings
Ashley Fiolek 185pts. Hon
Jessica Patterson 177pts. Yam
Tarah Gieger 148pts. Hon
Jacqueline Strong 108pts. KTM
Kasie Creson 98pts. Hon
Marissa Markelon 97pts. Yam
Vickie Golden 95pts. Kaw
Sayaka Kaneshiro 83pts. Suz
Lindsey Palmer 83pts. Hon
Sara Price 79pts. Kaw

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Ashley Fiolek leads the WMX class.
Photo: Andrew Fredrickson

FIM Motocross World Championship
Grand Prix of Germany

MX1 Overall
1. Evgeny Bobryshev (1-1) Hon
2. Antonio Cairoli (2-2) KTM
3. Clement Desalle (5-3) Suz
4. Rui Goncalves (7-4) Hon
5. Max Nagl (4-7) KTM
6. Ken de Dycker (6-5) Hon
7. Jonathan Barragan (8-6) Kaw
8. Steven Frossard (3-15) Yam
9. David Philippaerts (9-8) Yam
10. Steve Ramon (10-9) Suz
11. Shaun Simpson (11-12) Hon
12. Marc de Reuver (14-10) Yam
13. Gregory Aranda (16-13) Kaw
14. Brad Anderson (19-11) Hon
15. Xaiver Boog (13-17) Kaw

MX2 Overall
1. Ken Roczen (1-3) KTM
2. Gautier Paulin (4-1) Yam
3. Tommy Searle (3-2) Kaw
4. Jeffery Herlings (2-4) KTM
5. Arnaud Tonus (6-5) Yam
6. Zach Osborne (5-6) Yam
7. Jake Nicholls (8-8) KTM

8. Valentin Teillet (10-7) Suz
9. Antonio Jose Butron Oliva (11-9) KTM
10. Harri Kullas (13-11) Yam
11. Loic Larrieu (14-13) KTM
12. Max Anstie (18-10) Kaw
13. Nicolas Aubin (7-21) KTM
14. Alessandro Lupino (17-12) HUQ
15. Christophe Charlier (9-32) Yam

MX1 Point Standings
Antonio Cairoli 366pts. KTM
Clement Desalle 348pts. Suz
Steven Frossard 326pts. Yam
Evgeny Bobryshev 294pts. Hon
Max Nagl 282pts. KTM
David Philippaerts 250pts. Yam
Rui Goncalves 249pts. Hon
Jonathan Barragan 204pts. Kaw
Xavier Boog 203pts. Kaw
Steve Ramon 203pts. Suz
Ken de Dycker 201pts. Hon

Kevin Strijbos 161pts. Suz
Tanel Leok 146pts. TM
Anthony Boissiere 119pts. Yam
Shaun Simpson 103pts. Hon

MX2 Point Standings
Ken Roczen 396pts. KTM
Jeffrey Herlings 377pts. KTM

Tommy Searle 328pts. Kaw
Gautier Paulin 319pts. Yam
Zach Osborne 265pts. Yam
Arnaud Tonus 256pts. Yam
Max Anstie 215pts. Kaw
Harri Kullas 197pts. Yam
Nicolas Aubin 192pts. KTM
Christophe Charlier 170pts. Yam
Joel Roelants 166pts. KTM
Alexander Lupino 106pts. HUQ
Jordi Tixier 99pts. KTM
Jake Nicholls 92pts. KTM
Glenn Coldenhoff 90pts. Yam

Evgeny Bobryshev won his first career Grand Prix in Germany.
Photo: Ray Archer

Canadian Motocross Championship

MX1 Points Standings
Colton Facciotti 197
Dusty Klatt 177
Teddy Maier 140
Kyle Keast 131
Kevin Urquhart 112
Bobby Kiniry 108
Michael Willard 96
Mason Phillips 92
Shawn Maffenbeier 92
Brock Hoyer 87

Colton Facciotti leads the MX1 class.
Photo: James Lissimore/DMX

MX2 Points Standings
Tyler Medaglia 192
Kaven Benoit 159
Jeremy Medaglia 145
Austin Politelli 119
Morgan Burger 101
Spencer Knowles 96
Tyler Sjoberg 85
Kieran Leigh 83
Dylan Schmoke 81
Brad Nauditt 78

MX2 class points leader Tyler Medaglia
Photo: James Lissimore/DMX

Can-Am GNCC Racing
John Penton - Millfield, OH

XC1 Overall
1. Paul Whibley Yam
2. Kailub Russell KTM
3. Josh Strang Suz
4. Charles Mullins KTM
5. Cory Buttrick KTM
6. Thaddeus Duvall Yam
7. Nathan Kanney KTM
8. Rory Mead Hon
9. Russell Bobbitt KTM
10. Nick Fahringer HSB
11. Kenneth Gilbert KTM
12. William Browning KTM
13. Chris Bach BET
14. Jimmy Jarrett Hon
15. Jedidiah Haines Kaw

XC2 Overall
1. Jordan Ashburn Yam
2. Jesse Robinson KTM
3. Jason Thomas HSQ
4. Steward Baylor Jr. KTM
5. Andrew Delong KTM
6. Scott Watkins Hon
7. Morgan Moss HSQ
8. Zack Nolan KTM
9. Nick Davis KTM
10. Ted Mullins Yam
11. AJ Stewart Yam
12. Zack Smith KTM
13. Steven Squire Yam
14. Shane Obanion KTM
15. Justin Williamson KTM

XC1 Standings
Josh Strang 174pts. Suz
Charles Mullins 160pts. KTM
Paul Whibley 149pts. Yam
Nathan Kanney 111pts. KTM
Cory Buttrick 110pts. KTM
Kailub Russell 109pts. KTM
Chris Bach 80pts. BET
Mike Lafferty 64pts. HSB
Jimmy Jarrett 60pts. Hon
Thaddeus Duvall 58pts. Yam

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Paul Whibley took the overall in the XC1 class.
Photo: Shan Moore

XC2 Standings
Steward Baylor Jr 169pts. KTM
Jason Thomas 138pts. HSQ
Andrew Delong 128pts. KTM
Jesse Robinson 127pts. KTM
Jordan Ashburn 111pts. Yam
Scott Watkins 100pts. Hon
Brad Bakken 90pts. KTM
Morgan Moss 85pts. HSQ
Shane Obanion 76pts. KTM
Zack Smith 72pts. KTM

Kailub Russell finished 2nd in the XC1 class.
Photo: Shan Moore

Australian Motocross Championship

Pro Open Standings
Dean Ferris 523pts. Kaw
Josh Coppins 509pts. Yam
Billy Mackenzie 507pts. Kaw
Jay Marmont 491pt.s Yam
Cheyne Boyd 436pts. Hon
Michael Phillips 415pts. Hon
Lawson Bopping 375pts. Suz
Cody Cooper 344pts. Suz
Louis Calvin 268pts. KTM
Daniel Reardon 226pts. KTM

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

Pro Lites Standings
Matt Moss 503pts. KTM
Kirk Gibbs 445pts. Yam
Phil Nicoletti 417pts. Kaw
Daniel McCoy 410pts. Suz
Brenden Harrison 407pts. KTM
Justin McDonald 366pts. Hon
Kade Mosig 361pts. Hon
Josh Cachia 358pts. KTM
Cody Mackie 350pts. Hon
Luke Styke 324pts. Yam

Enduro World Championship 2011
Grand Prix of Romania

Day 1 - Enduro 1
1. Matti Seistola HUQ
2. Juha Salminen HUQ
3. Eero Remes KTM
4. Rodrig Thain Hon
5. Julien Gauthier Hon

Day 2 - Enduro 1
1. Juha Salminen HUQ
2. Eeor Remes KTM

3. Rodrig Thain Hon
4. Julien Gauthier KTM
5. Lorenzo Santolino KTM

Day 1 Enduro 2
1. Pela Renet HUS
2. Cristobal Guerrero KTM
3. Antoine Meo HUQ
4. Ivan Cervantes Gas Gas
5. Antoine Basset Yam

Day 2 Enduro 2
1. Pela Renet HUS
2. Antoine Meo HUQ
3. Cristobal Guerrero KTM
4. Ivan Cervantes Gas Gas
5. Antoine Basset Yam

Red Bull X-Fighters

Standings (after 3 of 6 events):
1. Adams (USA/265 points)
2. Villa (NOR/225)
3. Torres (ESP/145)
4. Maddison (AUS/135)
5. Blake Williams (AUS/135)

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

ride111mph wrote: 10:36am July 11, 2011

Monday without AMA motocross results. I hope we don't have to read about Red Budd for another week.

Where-am-i wrote: 11:23am July 11, 2011

I am lost when motocross takes a week off. No "NEW" news, nothing. I need my fix.....

GILLETT wrote: 11:36am July 11, 2011

Cool to see Rodrig Thain's name in the results.

czmark wrote: 11:41am July 11, 2011

I look forward to Saturdays to watch the races, then spend the rest of the weekends reading the write ups and comments. I too am lost without my fix. Sitting here with a 300lber watching reruns of Ren and Stimpy just doesn't cut it. Does anybody know what the sag settings are for a recliner?

mty wrote: 12:03pm July 11, 2011

what were pourcel's scores in Germany? Thought he was going to race there?

nate wrote: 12:49pm July 11, 2011

There is a link to the MXer Jason Thomas's profile on here in the gncc xc2 results, but actually its a different Jason Thomas

jairtime suks wrote: 1:35pm July 11, 2011

TO MTY, Pourcel did race at Germany, but he did not finish, because he pulled off early, just like he did at his last race in the U.S. at Freestone.

joshalessi wrote: 2:30pm July 11, 2011

It must suck to have an ego like pourcel's and know that it's all over so soon. He made an amazing comeback from a terrible injury tho. Hats off to the kid. He is pretty well hooked up and will be around for a few but no way in hades is he going to win anything in American supercross ever again. It's unlikely that he'll ever race in the states again. Bye

OrganDoner wrote: 3:32pm July 11, 2011

@JoshAlessi------- Yea you sound like an alessi. How do you and jairtime know everything about pourcel??? He raced in germany. rode without a chesty and said he was getting killed by rocks and not trusting of his bike setup. The word i got was that mitch told him to get thru this year the best he could and mitch would have him a ride in the states for 2012. So he's riding but probably wont see the full superman until aneheim SX

bd200 wrote: 3:38pm July 11, 2011

Sounds like Pourcel making more excuses. I hope not but!! He said he wanted to be on a Kawasaki, its there. And now he is pulling off the track just like he did with the Yamaha, and its the setup-AGAIN.. I hope he races here again, as much as I have been disappointed with what has happened lately, he was a joy to watch ride when he was on. But how much does he exspect people to put up with, especially the team owners and managers. I couldnt trust him to race for me right now..

mty wrote: 5:24pm July 11, 2011

bike set up?? He should have rode some of the POS bikes I have ridden in my life! And I still finished races on them!! lol! Seems like he could dial it back to where he would be comfortable and at least soldier thru it and try n get back on track. It just seems as tho there is something more to this than just bike set up.

He rode with so much heart in the lites class over here. His atittude with Canard as his arch rival last year was great and it seemed genuine. It's been a big swing the other way with holding out for more money or what ever and then not getting a ride and then coming back and seemingly not putting his all into it. It's kind of a weird deal. It just seems like there is more to it than just what is being reported. Hope he makes it back, he rides so good when he is on.

I still have an old practice bike left over he can use if he wants to finish out the Nat's here in the US. I won't even charge him anything to borrow it!

Brokenmoto wrote: 2:24am July 12, 2011

I find it funny how he could ride these ill handeling machines so fast in the beginning of the race only to pull over a few minutes later. He's gonna have to work hard to make it on the 450, but he did come back from a horrible injury to become a champ. Maybe he can find that same strength again?

You are all gay wrote: 5:00am July 12, 2011

Pourcel:

Second fastest in practice
Pre qualified in 11th
Qualified in 6th
11th/ 12th in the first moto before he pulled out
7th/ 8th in the second moto before he pulled out

He looked like he did against canard, never agresive

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