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Yamaha Wake-Up Call

Monday, January 23, 2012 | 6:00 AM
Monster Energy AMA Supercross, an FIM World Championship
Dodger Staduim - Los Angeles, CA

Supercross Overall
1. Chad Reed Hon
2. Ryan Dungey KTM
3. James Stewart Yam
4. Ryan Villopoto Kaw
5. Brett Metcalfe Suz
6. Davi Millsaps Yam
7. Josh Hansen Kaw
8. Broc Tickle Kaw
9. Kevin Windham Hon
10. Mike Alessi Suz
11. Jake Weimer Kaw
12. Kyle Chisholm Kaw
13. Nick Wey Kaw
14. Andrew Short Hon
15. Weston Peick Kaw
16. Kyle Partridge Kaw
17. Josh Grant Kaw
18. Ivan Tedesco Kaw
19. Trey Canard Hon
20. Ryan Morais Yam

Supercross Class Heat 1 (Top 9 Advance)
1. J. Stewart
2. M. Alessi
3. A. Short
4. I. Tedesco
5. B. Metcalfe
6. D. Millsaps
7. B. Tickle
8. C. Reed
9. W. Peick
10. K. Partridge
11. M. Goerke
12. J. Albertson
13. C. Mackie
14. M. Horban
15. F. Thuresson
16. A. Enticknap
17. C. Coulon
18. N. Schimdt
19. C. Gilmore
20. S. Lipanovich

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Stewart (3rd), Reed (1st), and Dungey (2nd) topped the SX podium.
Photo: Simon Cudby

Supercross Clase Heat 2 (Top 9 Advance)
1. R. Villopoto
2. J. Weimer
3. T. Canard
4. R. Dungey
5. R. Morais
6. J. Grant
7. K. Chisholm
8. K. Windham
9. J. Hansen
10. J. Brayton
11. C. Blose
12. N. Wey
13. B. Lamay
14. J. Sipes
15. J. Thomas
16. H. Harrison
17. J. Alessi
18. G. Crater
19. A. Ray
20. C. Stone

Supercross Class LCQ (Top 2 Advance)
1. K. Partridge
2. N. Wey
3. M. Goerke
4. J. Albertson
5. J. Sipes
6. J. Thomas
7. J. Brayton
8. B. Lamay
9. C. Mackie
10. M. Horban
11. H. Harrison
12. C. Stone
13. C. Gilmore
14. N. Schimdt
15. F. Thuresson
16. A. Ray
17. A. Enticknap
18. G. Crater
19. C. Coulon
20. S. Lipanovich
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Tomac took home his first win of 2012 in the Lites class.
Photo: Simon Cudby

Lites West Overall
1. Eli Tomac Hon
3. Zach Osborne Yam
6. Max Anstie Hon
7. Michael Leib Hon
8. Matt Moss KTM
11. Nico Izzi Yam
12. Ryan Sipes Yam
13. Vince Friese Hon
14. Teddy Maier Hon
15. Cole Seely Hon
17. Nick Paluzzi Kaw
18. Gavin Faith Hon
20. Travis Baker Hon

Lites West Heat 1 (Top 9 Advance)
1. R. Sipes
2. D. Wilson
3. Z. Osborne
4. C. Seely
5. M. Leib
6. M. Anstie
7. V. Friese
8. S. Champion
9. B. Laninovich
10. G. Faith
11. B. Vallee
12. R. Urseth
13. C. Hinson
14. J. Anderson
15. A. Chatfield
16. L. Powell
17. J. Greco
18. B. Hudson
19. M. Tedder
20. J. Ramos

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Dean Wilson would finish second behind Tomac.
Photo: Andrew Fredrickson

Lites West Heat 2 (Top 9 Advance)
1. M. Davalos
2. E. Tomac
3. M. Musquin
4. N. Izzi
5. T. Rattray
6. T. Maier
7. M. Moss
8. T. Baker
9. N. Paluzzi
10. K. Beaton
11. T. Ingalls
12. K. Rusk
13. T. Odell
14. R. Stewart
15. M. Alcorn
16. G. Swanepoel
17. P. Mull
18. G. Steinke
19. T. Tapia
20. B. Rutherford

Lites West LCQ (Top 2 Advance)
1. J. Anderson
2. G. Faith
3. T. Ingalls
4. C. Hinson
5. B. Vallee
6. B. Hudson
7. G. Swanepoel
8. A. Chatfield
9. K. Beaton
10. R. Urseth
11. G. Steinke
12. L. Powell
13. K. Rusk
14. M. Alcorn
15. J. Greco
16. B. Rutherford
17. P. Mull
18. T. Odell
19. T. Tapia
20. R. Stewart
21. J. Ramos
22. M. Tedder

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Reed would get around Weimer early and never look back en route to his first win of 2012.
Photo: Simon Cudby


Supercross Points Standings
Ryan Dungey 67pts. KTM
Chad Reed 63pts. Hon
Ryan Villopoto 63pts. Kaw
Jake Weimer 48pts. Kaw
James Stewart 48pts. Yam
Kevin Windham 43pts. Hon
Brett Metcalfe 38pts. Suz
Andrew Short 36pts. Hon
Josh Hansen 36pts. Kaw
Davi Millsaps 28pts. Yam
Mike Alessi 28pts. Suz
Justin Brayton 25pts. Hon
Kyle Chisholm 25pts. Kaw
Broc Tickle 22pts. Kaw
Ivan Tedesco 21pts. Kaw
Trey Canard 14pts. Hon
Nick Wey 9pts. Kaw
Chris Blose 9pts. Kaw
Kyle Partridge 9pts. Kaw
Ryan Morais 6pts. Yam

Lites West Point Standings
Eli Tomac 63pts Hon
Dean Wilson 62pts Kaw
Tyla Rattray 60pts Kaw
Cole Seely 47pts Hon
Zach Osborne 47pts Yam
Jason Anderson 44pts Suz
Marvin Musquin 42pts KTM
Max Anstie 32pts Hon
Nico Izzi 32pts Yam
Billy Laninovich 27pts Hon
Ryan Sipes 25pts Yam
Michael Leib 24pts. Hon
Matt Moss 23pts KTM
Travis Baker 23pts Hon
Vince Friese 21pts Hon
Teddy Maier 21pts Hon
Martin Davalos 15pts. Suz
Wil Hahn 13pts Hon
Scott Champion 10pts Hon
Bruce Rutherford 8pts Hon
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Ryan Dungey now holds the outright points lead after finishing second in L.A.
Photo: Simon Cudby

AMA Arenacross Series
Nutter Center - Dayton, OH

Arenacross Overall
1. Tyler Bowers Kaw
2. Jeff Gibson Hon
3. Nathan Skaggs Hon
4. Zach Ames Kaw
5. Cole Siebler Hon
6. Kevin Johnson KTM
7. Kelly Smith KTM
8. Cory Green Suz
9. Chad Johnson Kaw
10. Willy Browning KTM
11. Steven Mages Kaw
12. Michael McDade Kaw
13. Michael Willard KTM
14. Austin Coon Hon
15. Tony Archer KTM
16. Daniel Blair KTM

Lites East Overall
1. Steven Mages Kaw
2. Michael Willard KTM
3. Michael McDade Kaw
4. Chad Cook Kaw
5. Patrick Massie Hon
6. Michael Lang Hon
7. Kyle White Hon
8. Daniel Blair KTM
9. Kevin Markwardt Hon
10. Jake Locks Kaw
11. Scott Zont Hon
12. Randy Woodring Kaw
13. Austin Coon Hon
14. Tony Archer KTM
15. Maxx Malatia Hon
16. Kevin Johnson KTM

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Tyler Bowers continues to lead the Arenacross class points standings.
Photo: Arenacross.com

Arenacross Points Standings
Tyler Bowers 260pts Kaw
Jeff Gibson 245pts. Hon
Chad Johnson 218pts Kaw
Kelly Smith 186pts KTM
Nathan Skaggs 173pts Hon
Zach Ames 164pts. Kaw
Willy Browning 128pts KTM
Josh Demuth 127pts Kaw
Travis Sewell 101pts KTM
Cory Green 86pts Suz

Arenacross Lites East Points Standings
Michael McDade 176pts Kaw
Michael Willard 159pts KTM
Dave Ginolfi 150pts KTM
Steven Mages 140pts Kaw
Kevin Johnson 102pts Kaw
Travis Sewell 91pts KTM
Austin Coon 77pts Hon
Daniel Blair 75pts KTM
Kyle White 72pts Hon
Maxx Malatia 58pts Hon

Arenacross Lites West Points Standings
Tanner Moore 47pts. KTM
Chad Cook 47pts. Kaw
Kevin Markwardt 36pts. Hon
Brandon Marley 19pts
Cody Curch 18pts. Kaw
Aviery Hickey 11pts Hon
Shawn Rife 7pts. Hon
Devin Reed 6pts
Jake Locks 6pts. Kaw
Jerermy Huddleston 5pts. KTM
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Jeff Gibson now sits fifteen points back of Bowers.
Photo: Arenacross.com

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Spandbinc wrote: 7:44am January 23, 2012

stewarts bike is too tall

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jimmy3sticks wrote: 8:12am January 23, 2012

Not a Stewart hater at all in fact he is my favorite rider but, it looks as tho his heart is not in it anymore. I mean at times he shows flashes of greatness but, this is the second time he has wrecked and taken his time getting back on the bike. Not sure whats going on?!?! It's time to get it going Bubba!!

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ride111mph wrote: 8:16am January 23, 2012

I sure hope TC and RM recover quickly. Crap, To many riders getting hurt.

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biker143 wrote: 9:19am January 23, 2012

Nice TAKE OUT there Stewart..... Got a little Desperate when Chad Reed passed and left you in the dust..............Its starting to remind me of last season...............

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mxguy94 wrote: 9:25am January 23, 2012

Get well soon Trey and Ryan and anyone else who's hurt. Trey, the faith and attitude you have shown us throughout your career have been amazing and inspirational. Keep it up whatever you do. Hopefully we get to watch you race again soon! If not we NEED to keep hearing or reading your words!
As for James Stewart, he looks unprepared and undertrained. He looks weak lifting his bike up after a crash. I know nothing of his off the bike training, but its like he didnt respect the competition coming in and thought that just seat time would make him the best again. JS you changed the style, RC changed the prep. now accept it and get in the gym.
Sorry for this ballsports comparison. not that JS is as great as Michael Jordan but remember Jordan's amazing leaping/hangtime? then he retired for baseball then came back to basketball and he still had the Jordan clutch shooting but his legs were never the same. I know he was older but from not using his "basketball" legs for a year or 2, he was not the same. Could this be a little of JS problem? Can he get his "dirtbike" legs back? I'm thinking if this is him now he is really going to be struggling outdoors. if not in the opening round 2nd moto, then by mid summer for sure!

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ManiacsXtrem wrote: 9:30am January 23, 2012

Yea that BS pass on Jake was some legit stuff let me tell ya..... "Fastest Career to go down the tubes on the planet" is more like it.

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davidl wrote: 9:47am January 23, 2012

Fix the tuff block covers so they stop coming off !!!!!!
In the first post RD is still listed as Suz, it's KTM now
MX94 I think you are right a little on JS but the more I watch the more I think it is mental also, He is not free, still has speed ,tallant, but is trying to be careful and is wondering himself why he can't keep it off the ground, and worse yet I think he has rang his bell too many times. GO RV !!!

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sleestak wrote: 10:09am January 23, 2012

i was at the Stadium and didnt get to see the slow mo feed on cbs on Stewarts pass but it didn't appear to be intentional however my opinion is Weimer caused that on his own when he started slowing down into the corners and trying to prevent Reed from turning under him. It was great to watch but but i think Stewart saw that and said to himself he isnt going to let the newcomer mess around with him and make him loose time, but still dont think he did anything intentional.

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KilloMoto wrote: 10:27am January 23, 2012

Take out move....or BS move...thats funny.....You see that same pass being made all night long, but as soon as James does it, its a take out move, what a joke!!....Weimer left the door open and went too high....Funny, even Emig said it was clean, so I guess you know more than him..... I saw Reed dive under James wheel exiting the whoops and had James not checked up he would have been "taken out"....but that would have been ok I guess.......those darn double standards again.....hahhaaa

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BillC wrote: 10:31am January 23, 2012

I don't think Heart is an issue, He almost snaped his neck in practic so I would bet he was a littlle sore. Damn restart screwed RV same thing happen at a Nat last year, RV holeshot and TC went down and RED flag. Did anyone see what happen to TC the clip they showed on TV was to short to see what really happen. Also WTF are they showing a close up of Grant pulling out of the race (we have seen that way to many times already) wile there is passing going on!! There showing grant and I can hear the crowed going nuts I am like what just happen?? Come on its not like it was live they had a day to get it ready to air!!

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BillC wrote: 10:32am January 23, 2012

You nailed it Killomoto, all are not judged the same that is for sure!!

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dinosaurmedia wrote: 10:34am January 23, 2012

I didn't think Stewarts pass on Weimer was intentional either, but peoplke who don't like Stewart in general will use as as more reason to dislike him.

On another note I wondered why when Villopoto was closing he then picks up his pace...he might have been better served riding with that intensity from the start.

I feel something is off and I don't think it is the bike. It gets into and especially off the corners awesome...

How about Reed!? HOW ABOUT TOMAC!! That kid is fast...still waiting to see him and Wilson go at it.

Dest Wishes to TC and RM - scary crash...so happy they are okay (relatively speaking)

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dinosaurmedia wrote: 10:37am January 23, 2012

@BillC you are right there!!

I blew a gasket when you could hear the crowd screaming and they are showing an image of JG33.

CBS - show the races...not local scenary, not RD interviews (I respect the man) not anything but the races. It is only a one hour show..C'mon.

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MX Bob wrote: 10:37am January 23, 2012

What was up with the tough blocks in the 450 Main? Short crashes with one and Canard gets the cover caught up in his bike, leading to the red flag crash. Did they ever show how Canard ended up with it in his back wheel?

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MotoX5 wrote: 11:04am January 23, 2012

Does anyone know what happened to Gavin Faith in the main event in lites? did he crash or anything? he got 18th and he is way to quick for that?

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KilloMoto wrote: 11:07am January 23, 2012

Another positive note for James, he almost holeshot his heat and both the first start of the main and the re-start...so looks like he did some work during the week...a top 2 start and he is on the podium....Looked like James clipped a tough block and that triple and he went high up in the berm and tipped over....that sucked....better than last week...Good run for Reed too....

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ridenbutter wrote: 11:08am January 23, 2012

JS& pass on JW was hardly an intentional take out..he made the turn..reed has completely torpedoed JS before without even starting to turn his wheel and the same doosh bags dont say shit about it...get over it!!!

Go Bubba, you'll get your mojo back, he held of RV for 5 laps... thats a good test

Bummer on TC..that kid just cant catch a break...whish him the best

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PW29 wrote: 11:18am January 23, 2012

Tedesco cut under JG in the air causing a crash. Looks like IT broke his finger. Stewart was sliding all over the place. If you have the race recorded check out him and Milsaps. Hate to say it but those Pirelli tires are not looking so great.

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PW29 wrote: 11:19am January 23, 2012

To me it looks like Stewart is riding around on ice and he is fighting to keep his bike up vs fighting to move forward.

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hamncheeze wrote: 12:00pm January 23, 2012

I said in another thread that Weimer checked up in the corner when he saw JS coming in hard, and threw his balance off. HIs outside foot was already off the peg before JS made any contact, if there was any contact at all. I also watched the JS7 GoPro footage on TWMX and it is debatable if there was much contact made. I think if Weimer had ridden the corner aggressively he would not have gone down. And if it was any other rider making that pass they would not be judged the same.

@PW29 - I was thinking the same thing about JS and Milsaps. It was a tough track for traction but those JGR Yamahas really seemed to be having a hard time.

I would love to see Tomac and Wilson cross the holeshot line side by side in Oakland. I think ET is a little faster right now but DW is right there.

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bd200 wrote: 12:09pm January 23, 2012

I notice alot of the same guys week in and week out always defend Stewie no matter what he does. Breaking the law and everything, so it is no surprise that they take up for him here also. To me the pass was a little bad, just because Stewie did NOT have to take him all the way to the tuffblocks. He coulkd have easily went past him without running him so high. Easily, that is why I say it was a little dirty, He ran him all the way high like that on purpose, Stewie gets a little desperate when he is getting past or not up front, and usually results in a crash for him or someone else. It has happened his whole career.. Was it a blantant take-out, not sure, only Stewie can answer that. But when it happened, Even the guys in the booth yelled "Stewart takes out Weimer!!!"..

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bd200 wrote: 12:14pm January 23, 2012

And is it just me, or was the Stadium in LA have a ton of empty seats?? It looked like thousands of seats were empty on TV. I think the So-Cal stuff is played out, no more 3 supercrosses for them, they cant even sell-out 2 of them.

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jgc612 wrote: 12:16pm January 23, 2012

Alrite, lites are on speed, some real sx coverage now, unlike CBS crapy coverage, fro and ralf are lookin spiffy.

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dinosaurmedia wrote: 2:09pm January 23, 2012

@BD200

Thats because 23% of californians are unemployed...

Not being mean check the stats...

"official government statistics" do not include underemployed or those who have been unemployed for a period of over one year...

Please no offense anyone but numders don't lie.

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uneasy_rider wrote: 3:01pm January 23, 2012

It is hilarious to me that all of the stewie fans are defending his move on Weimer. I bet anything that these are the same people who said when Reed did the exact same move on Stewart last year, he was the dirtiest rider on the planet. Oh my, how people twist their opinions when the media darling is on the giving end of it! It is a racing move, but I love how people's views vary when their favorite rider is involved.

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JohnCrash2 wrote: 4:56pm January 25, 2012

@bd200 I agree with you, Stewart took Weimer so high up on that corner Weimer had no where else to go. I have seen many passes like that, is it right? or wrong?
I.M.O. that pass is okay when going for a win or a last spot in a heat race or lcq. but not for a 3rd place spot.

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