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Lucas Oil AMA Pro Motocross Championship

450 Overall Points Standings

Ryan Villopoto 391pts. Kaw

Ryan Dungey 384pts. Suz

Chad Reed 366pts. Hon

Brett Metcalfe 262pts. Suz

Mike Alessi 210pts. KTM

Andrew Short 196pts. KTM

Kevin Windham 193pts. Hon

Jacob Weimer 190pts. Kaw

David Millsaps 173pts. Yam

Tommy Hahn 140pts. Yam

Ricky Dietrich 133pts. Yam

Christian Craig 131pts. Hon

Justin Brayton 129pts. Yam

Nick Wey 129pts. Yam

Michael Byrne 124pts. Suz

Tye Simmonds 88pts. KTM

Jimmy Albertson 87pts. Hon

Ben LaMay 63pts. Yam

Trey Canard 56pts. Hon

Jake Canada 56pts. Yam

Villopoto leads the 450 Class.
Photo: Andrew Fredrickson

250 Overall Points Standings

Dean Wilson 396pts. Kaw

Blake Baggett 371pts. Kaw

Tyla Rattray 353pts. Kaw

Kyle Cunningham 264pts. Yam

Eli Tomac 239pts. Hon

Gareth Swanepoel 200pts. Yam

Broc Tickle 195pts. Kaw

Justin Barcia 181pts. Hon

Martin Davalos 175pts. Suz

Darryn Durham 148pts. Hon

Cole Seely 145pts. Hon

Alex Martin 139pts. Hon

Malcolm Stewart 137pts. Suz

Gannon Audette 118pts. Yam

Travis Baker 98pts. Hon

Nick Paluzzi 97pts. Suz

Nico Izzi 91pts. Hon

Jason Anderson 75pts. Suz

Marvin Musquin 74pts. KTM
Ryan Sipes 65pts. Yam

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250 points leader Dean Wilson
Photo: Andrew Fredrickson

WMX Overall Points Standings

Ashley Fiolek 232pts. Hon

Jessica Patterson 224pts.Yam

Tarah Gieger 188pts. Hon

Jacqueline Strong 138pts. KTM

Vicki Golden 131pts. Kaw

Kasie Creson 128pts. Hon

Marissa Markelon 125pts. Yam

Lindsey Palmer 107pts. Hon

Alexah Pearson 103pts. KTM

Sayaka Kaneshiro 98pts. Suz

FIM Motocross World Championship
Grand Prix of Great Britain

MX1 Overall
1. Antonio Cairoli (3-1) KTM
2. Christophe Pourcel (1-3) Kaw
3. Steven Frossard (2-2) Yam
4. Max Nagl (5-5) KTM
5. Brad Anderson (9-7) Hon
6. Jonathan Barragan (14-4) Kaw
7. Anthony Boissiere (10-9) Yam
8. Davide Guarneri (8-11) Kaw
9. Rui Goncalves (6-14) Hon
10. Carlos Campano Jimenez (15-6) Yam
11. Kevin Strijibos (13-8) Suz
12. Gegory Aranda (12-12) Kaw
13. Tanel Leok (4-26) TM
14. Shaun Simpson (16-10) Hon
15. Billy Mackenzie (7- 26) Kaw

Cairoli took the overall in MX1 Class in Great Britain.
Photo: Courtsey of KTM

MX2 Overall
1. Ken Roczen (1-1) KTM
2. Tommy Searle (2-2) Kaw
3. Gautier Paulin (4-4) Yam
4. Jeffrey Herlings (7-3) KTM
5. Arnaud Tonus (9-5) Yam
6. Jake Nicholls (8-6) KTM
7. Christophe Charlier (11-7) Yam
8. Max Anstie (10-8) Kaw
9. Jordi Tixier (12-9) KTM
10. Joel Roelants (3-28) KTM
11. Harri Kullas (13-10) Yam
12. Valentin Teillet (5-29) Suz
13. Nicolas Aubin (14-13) KTM
14. Jeremy van Horebeek (6-31) KTM
15. Pascal Rauchenecker (17-12) KTM

MX1 Point Standings

Antonio Cairoli 554pts. KTM
Steven Frossard 472pts. Yam
Clement Desalle 461pts. Suz
Max Nagl 410pts. KTM
Evgeny Bobryshev 387pts. Hon
Rui Goncalves 371pts. Hon
David Philippaerts 308pts. Yam
Jonathan Barragan 279pts. Kaw
Xavier Boog 272pts. Kaw
Ken de Dycker 268pts. Hon
Tanel Leok 247pts. TM
Steve Ramon 229pts. Suz
Kevin Strijbos 225pts. Suz
Shaun Simpson 186pts. Hon
Anthony Boissiere 177pts. Yam

Ken Roczen continues to lead the MX2 Class after taking the overall in Great Britain.
Photo: Courtsey of KTM

MX2 Point Standings

Ken Roczen 590pts. KTM
Jeffrey Herlings 547pts. KTM
Tommy Searle 479pts. Kaw
Gautier Paulin 425pts. Yam
Arnaud Tonus 353pts. Yam
Max Anstie 342pts. Kaw
Zach Osborne 295pts. Yam
Harri Kullas 287pts. Yam
Nicolas Aubin 242pts. KTM
Joel Roelants 226pts. KTM
Christophe Charlier 203pts. Yam
Jake Nicholls 193pts. KTM
Jordi Tixier 171pts. KTM
Jeremey van Horebeek 133pts. KTM
Antonio Jose Butron Oliva 128pts. KTM

Canadian Motocross Championship
Final Round - Walton, Ontario

MX1 Overall
(Second moto cancelled due to extreme weather conditions)
1 – Colton Facciotti Yam
2 – Julien Bill Hon
3 – Robbie Marshall KTM
4 – Dusty Klatt Yam
5 – Iain Hayden Suz
6 – Kyle Keast KTM
7 – Kornel Nemeth Suz
8 – Kelly Smith Yam
9 – Matt Goerke Kaw
10 – Bryan Wallace KTM
11 – Jay Burke Hon
12 – Mason Phillips KTM
13 – PJ Stratton Hon
14 – Jared Allison Yam
15 – Shawn Maffenbeier Yam

MX2 Overall
1 – Tyler Medaglia (1-1) Yam
2 – Austin Politelli (3-2) Kaw
3 – Richard Grey (9-3) KTM
4 – Dylan Kaelin (7-5) Suz
5 – Josh Clark (6-6) Hon
6 – Zach Ruff (13-4) Kaw
7 – Michael Bugg (10-8) Hon
8 – Darryn Durham (2-DNF) Hon
9 – Jeremy Medaglia (4-DNF) KTM
10 – Kaven Benoit (5-DNF) KTM
11 – Kyle Sidle (18-9) Suz
12 – Dylan Schmoke (26-7) KTM
13 – Sunny Drake (13-DNF) Hon
14 – Robert Mittler (32-10) Hon
15 – Brad Nauditt (15-16) Hon

Fianl MX1 Point Standings
Colton Facciotti(Yam) 410 *2011 Champion
Dusty Klatt(Yam) 352
Teddy Maier(Kaw) 278
Kyle Keast(KTM) 263
Matt Goerke(Kaw) 221
Shawn Maffenbeier(Yam) 200
Bobby Kiniry(Suz) 196
Mason Phillips(KTM) 194
Michael Willard(KTM) 163
Kevin Urquhart(Kaw) 161
Jared Allison(Yam) 159
Robby Marshall(KTM) 138
Parker Allison(Yam) 128
Brock Hoyer(Kaw) 87
Jay Burke(Hon) 83

On the day his first child was born, Tyler Medaglia swept both muddy MX2 motos to clinch his second straight championship.
Photo: James Lissimore/DMX

Fianl MX2 Points Standings
Tyler Medaglia(Yam) 401 *2011 Champion
Kaven Benoit(KTM) 322
Austin Politelli(Kaw) 317
Jeremy Medaglia(KTM) 269
Tyler Sjoberg(Kaw) 250
Kieran Leigh(KTM) 199
Brad Nauditt(Hon) 192
Topher Ingalls(Suz) 180
Dylan Kaelin(Suz) 138
Dylan Schmoke(KTM) 126
Nicky Beatty(Hon) 125
Morgan Burger(Kaw) 101
Nathan Bles(Suz) 99
Spencer Knowles(Kaw) 96
Kory Snelgrove(KTM) 71

Red Bull Blackfoot Yamaha's Colton Facciotti was dominant on his way to his third Canadian Championship.
Photo: James Lissimore/DMX

Maxxis British Championship

Through Round 6

MX1 Standings
Brad Anderson 378pts. Hon
Kristian Whatley 311pts. Yam
Martin Barr 308pts. KTM
Gert Krenstinov 238pts. Kaw
Tom Church 236pts. KTM

MX2 Overall Standing
Arnaud Tonus 395pts. Yam

Elliott Banks Browne 331pts. Hon

Zach Osborne 323pts. Yam
Mel Pocock 256pts. Suz
Bryan Mackenzie 230pts. Kaw

Can-Am GNCC Racing

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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Josh Strang (number 1) leads the XC1 class.
Photo: Andrew Fredrickson

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

AMA GEICO Powersports Endurocross Championship

EX Pro Points Standings
Taddy Blazusiak 60pts.
Mike Brown 43pts.
Geoff Aaron 41pts.
Cody Weeb 34pts.
Justin Soule 34pts.
Kevin Rookstool 25pts.
Colton Haaker 22pts.
Joachim Lundgren 18pts.
Gary Sutherlin 18pts.
Grahma Jarvis 16pts.

Blazusiak leads the EX Pro Class.

Realmotocross.com Sponsors Cup

1. Tyler Livesay
2. Mike Picone
3. Ronnie Renner

Red Bull X-Fighters

Standings (after 5 of 6 events):
1. Nate Adams (USA/365pts)
2. Danny Torres (ESP/325pts)
3. Andre Villa (NOR/270pts)
4. Blake Williams (AUS/135pts)
5. Eigo Sato (JAP/180pts)

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

pinned49 wrote: 10:02am August 22, 2011

Can we get the Powder Mountain Motocross results soon too?

Hammerhead251 wrote: 10:09am August 22, 2011

Pourcel haters?....

Kawi567 wrote: 10:10am August 22, 2011

C'mon double D. U easily should have taken both wins by 30+sec. Medaglia came in like 22nd at dilla and ur normally a top 10 guy. WTF

ride111mph wrote: 10:16am August 22, 2011

POWDER MOUNTAIN MOTOCROSS NEWS

First published Aug 18 2011 08:32PM
Updated Aug 18, 2011 11:51PM
A teen died in a motocross accident Thursday at Powder Mountain Resort after losing control of his bike during a practice run.

Dylan Perkins, 16, was registered for the Monster Energy Powder Mountain Motocross racing event and traveled with his family from their home in Surprise, Ariz.

Powder Mountain builds tracks each year for the event from its ski runs and draws in crowds from across the country.

Around 11 a.m. Perkins crashed his motorcycle after a jump, landing on his head and neck and suffering internal injuries said Sgt. Ryon Hadley, of the Weber County Sheriff’s Office.

Paramedics were on the scene but could not detect vital signs in the teen. Though a helicopter was at the resort for serious injuries, responders used an ambulance to transport his body to a nearby hospital, where he was officially pronounced dead.

Family members who were at the event accompanied him to the hospital.

“These guys are airborne. They really are extreme riders,” Hadley said.

Perkins was wearing full protective gear, including a helmet, gloves and padding at the time of the accident.

Later Thursday, two more crashes were reported, resulting in broken ankles for two other participants.

The tournament, consisting of roughly 200 riders, will continue as scheduled through Sunday.

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mx-fan wrote: 10:28am August 22, 2011

I watched the gp,s yesterday and yes, he surprised me. A new Pourcel if you compare with previous races this year... Looked like same style, self confidence and speed like in 2010, really nice to watch.. Kick marvin from the mxon-team and put in pourcel... 250, 450 doesn,t mather....THEN the francis have a REALLY good team...

Kawi126 wrote: 10:32am August 22, 2011

@Kawi567 There is 2 Medaglia brothers, DD did beat the one you went to Unadilla....

kawi720 wrote: 10:36am August 22, 2011

I was also hoping to see results from the Powder Mountain race. Very sad about the Perkins kid, my prayers go out to his family. Looks like Pourcel is racing himself into shape.

Welker wrote: 2:55pm August 22, 2011

Well to change the subject, That looked like one bad bud race there in Canada. I is always sad and bad to know one of our fellow racers crashed and then died Godspeed Tyler Perkins and and may his familily and friends know that he lived his life doing what he wanted to do. No we really dont know what to say? GOD Bless.

Tigolebitties wrote: 5:18pm August 22, 2011

Anyone know what's up with Evgeny Bobryshev and if he's still with Honda racing the GPs? He was in the points chance for MX1 doing great and now he shows up to Unidilla on a zook and is missing from the MX1 series.

Weird he would completely change his program mid-season in the GPs when he was doing great.

Tigolebitties wrote: 5:21pm August 22, 2011

Recalling my post above. It was a different Evgeny at Dilla. My mistake.

pinned49 wrote: 7:32pm August 22, 2011

I was at the Powder Mountain race and was standing right next to Dylan's mother when the accident occurred. It was very sad. The Perkins family showed up on Saturday all wearing RIP 664 shirts and there was a special presentation for them. I got to speak with the mother and father. I was very impressed on how they came back to support the sport that took their son.
God Speed Dylan Perkins #664

Mxpete450 wrote: 11:29pm August 22, 2011

I have spent alot of my life in B.C. Canada. I used to work in Vancouver while I lived in Seattle. Naturally is have taken a shining to the Canadian MX nationals. I attended round one in Kamloops and was quite impressed with Colton Facciotti. Just want to get some opinions on this. This question goes out to the posters who have seen him race. With the bike he raced in Canada how do you think he would perform in the U.S.?

JMo wrote: 12:46am August 23, 2011

@Mxpete450, Colton raced Steel City a few years back and was running 4th when he crashed and injured his ankle. Being Canadian, I'm pumped to see how he does at Southwick and Steel City. I asked him on twitter if he was gonna race in the AMA nationals in 2012, and he replied "not sure we will have to see how southwick and steel city goes." Hopefully he brings his "A" game and can get a ride down there for next year.

Mxpete450 wrote: 1:24am August 23, 2011

Jmo where do you live?