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Supercross Overall

1. Ryan Villopoto Kaw

2. Ryan Dungey KTM

3. Jake Weimer Kaw

4. Mike Alessi Suz

5. Josh Hansen Kaw

6. James Stewart Yam

7. Kevin Windham Hon

8. Brett Metcalfe Suz

9. Justin Brayton Hon

10. Kyle Chisholm Kaw

11. Broc Tickle Kaw

12. Nick Wey Kaw

13. Kyle Partridge Kaw

14. Robby Kiniry Yam

15. Davi Millsaps Yam

16. Matt Goerke Suz

17. Gavin Faith Hon

18. Nico Izzi Yam

19. Jeff Alessi Suz

20. Chad Reed Hon

Supercross Class Heat 1 (Top 9 Advance)

1. R. Villopoto

2. J. Weimer

3. B. Tickle

4. D. Millsaps

5. J. Brayton

6. M. Goerke

7. J. Alessi

8. N. Wey

9. R. Dungey

10. W. Peick

11. G Faith

12. B. Lamay

13. A. Albers

14. L. Powell

15. O. Barbaree

16. C. Stone

17. B. Ripple

18. A. Howell

19. T. Bannister

20. C. Gilmore

Villopoto took home his third consecutive victory in Dallas.
Photo: Simon Cudby

Supercross Clase Heat 2 (Top 9 Advance)

1. J. Stewart

2. C. Reed

3. K. Windham

4. B. Metcalfe

5. K. Partridge

6. J. Hansen

7. N. Izzi

8. K. Chisholm

9. M. Alessi

10. J. Sipes

11. J. Albertson

12. R. Kiniry

13. C. Mackie

14. J. Thomas

15. S. Wennerstrom

16. A. Enticknap

17. T. Tapia

18. R. Stewart

19. M. Horban

20. R. Clark

Supercross Class LCQ (Top 2 Advance)

1. R. Kiniry

2. G. Faith

3. W. Peick

4. B. Lamay

5. C. Mackie

6. J. Sipes

7. J. Albertson

8. M. Horban

9. T. Tapia

10. S. Wennerstrom

11. R. Clark

12. O. Barbaree

13. L. Powell

14. A. Albers

15. B. Ripple

16. A. Enticknap

17. R. Stewart

18. C. Stone

19. J. Thomas

20. T. Bannister

21. A. Howell

22. C. Gilmore

Reed crashed while running in second, leading to a 20th place finish.
Photo: Simon Cudby

Lites East Overall

1. Justin Barcia Hon

2. Darryn Durham Kaw

3. Ken Roczen KTM

4. Blake Wharton Suz

5. Phillip Nicoletti Hon

6. Malcolm Stewart KTM

7. Jake Canada Suz

8. PJ Larsen KTM

9. Cole Thompson Hon

10. Lance Vincent KTM

11. Alex Martin Hon

12. Hunter Hewitt Suz

13. Austin Politelli Hon

14. Justin Bogle Hon

15. Blake Baggett Kaw

16. Les Smith KTM

17. Angelo Pellegrini Suz

18. Sean Hackley KTM

19. Matt Lemoine Kaw

20. Kyle Cunningham Yam

Lites East Heat 1 (Top 9 Advance)

1. K. Roczen

2. B. Baggett

3. K. Cunningham

4. J. Bogle

5. P. Larsen

6. P. Nicoletti

7. J. Canada

8. A. Pellegrini

9. H. Hewitt

10. S. Rife

11. L. Kilbarger

12. A. Politelli

13. S. Hackley

14. D. Herrlein

15. J. Justice

16. N. Myers

17. A. Gulley

18. L. Vonlinger

19. V. Mckiddie

20. T. Mcewen

Weimer, Villopoto and Dungey topped the Supercross class podium.
Photo: Simon Cudby

Lites West Heat 2 (Top 9 Advance)

1. J. Barcia

2. D. Durham

3. M. Stewart

4. B. Wharton

5. M. Lemoine

6. C. Thompson

7. A. Martin

8. L. Vincent

9. L. Smith

10. T. Bright

11. A. Catanzaro

12. D. Tedder

13. C. Lansing

14. T. Archer

15. R. Zimmer

16. M. Akaydin

17. S. Sewell

18. K. Hussey

19. Z. Freeberg

20. C. Robbins

Lites West LCQ (Top 2 Advance)

1. S. Hackley

2. A. Politelli

3. A. Gulley

4. S. Sewell

5. N. Myers

6. A. Catanzaro

7. L. Vonlinger

8. T. Archer

9. C. Lansing

10. M. Akaydin

11. T. Bright

12. D. Tedder

13. K. Hussey

14. L. Kilbarger

15. R. Zimmer

16. T. Mcewen

17. D. Herrlein

18. S. Rife

19. V. Mckiddie

20. J. Justice

21. Z. Freeberg

22. C. Robbins

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Justin Barcia began his title defense with a win in Dallas.
Photo: Simon Cudby

Supercross Points Standings
Ryan Villopoto 158pts. Kaw
Ryan Dungey 145pts. KTM
Chad Reed 128pts. Hon
James Stewart 116pts. Yam
Jake Weimer 92pts. Kaw
Kevin Windham 92pts. Hon
Brett Metcalfe 88pts. Suz
Mike Alessi 81pts. Suz
Justin Brayton 80pts. Hon
Josh Hansen 80pts. Kaw
Davi Millsaps 76pts. Yam
Kyle Chisholm 67pts. Kaw
Andrew Short 59pts. Hon

Broc Tickle 54pts. Kaw
Nick Wey 44pts. Kaw
Kyle Partridge 25pts. Kaw
Weston Peick 24pts. Kaw
Ivan Tedesco 21pts. Kaw

Robby Kinkiry 17pts. Yam
Cody Mackie 14pts. Kaw

Lites East Points Standings
Justin Barcia 25pts. Hon
Darry Durham 22pts. Kaw
Ken Roczen 18pts. KTM
Phillip Nicoletti 16pts. Hon
Malcolm Stewart 15pts. KTM
Jake Canada 14pts Suz
PJ Larsen 13pts. KTM
Cole Thompson 12pts. Hon
Lance Vincent 11pts. KTM
Alex Martin 10pts. Hon
Hunter Hewitt 9pts. Suz

Austin Politelli 8pts. Hon
Justin Bogle 7pts. Hon
Blake Baggett 6pts. Kaw
Les Smith 5pts. KTM
Angelo Pellegrini 4pts. Suz
Sean Hackley 3pts. KTM
Matt Lemoine 2pts. Kaw
Kyle Cunningham 1pt. Yam

Lites West Point Standings
Dean Wilson 116pts Kaw
Eli Tomac 114pts Hon
Cole Seely 101pts Hon
Marvin Musquin 89pts KTM
Nico Izzi 78pts Yam
Matt Moss 73pts KTM

Zach Osborne 67pts Yam
Travis Baker 63pts Hon
Tyla Rattray 60pts Kaw
Jason Anderson 58pts Suz
Billy Laninovich 57pts Hon
Ryan Sipes 53pts Yam
Max Anstie 53pts Hon
Vince Friese 50pts Hon

Michael Leib 44pts. Hon
Martin Davalos 44pts. Suz
Gareth Swanepoel 34pts. Yam
Gavin Faith 27pts. Hon
Bruce Rutherford 24pts. Hon

Teddy Maier 21pts Hon

Roczen (left) and Durham (right) joined Barcia (middle) on the podium.
Photo: Simon Cudby

AMA Arenacross Series
Livestock Events Center - Reno, NV

Arenacross Overall // Friday
1. Tyler Bowers Kaw
2. Jeff Gibson Hon
3. Michael Willard KTM
4. Chad Johnson Kaw
5. Zach Ames Kaw
6. Willy Browning KTM
7. Travis Sewell KTM
8. Nathan Skaggs Hon
9. Kelly Smith KTM
10. Cory Green Suz
11. Cory Green Suz
12. Steven Mages Kaw
13. Dave Ginolfi KTM
14. Daniel Blair KTM
15. Tiger Lacey Kaw
16. Michael McDade KTM

Lites West Overall // Friday
1. Daniel Blair KTM
2. Tiger Lacey Kaw
3. Michael McDade KTM
4. Steven Mages Kaw
5. Kevin Markwardt Hon

6. Dave Ginolifi KTM
7. Chris Proscelle Hon
8. Scott Zont Hon
9. Cody Curch Kaw
10. Jake Locks Kaw
11. Chad Cook Kaw
12. Jeffery Mann Kaw
13. Joshua Greco Kaw

14. Tanner Moore KTM
15. Daniel Meynet Kaw
16. Kevin Johnson KTM

Arenacross Overall // Saturday
1. Tyler Bowers Kaw
2. Jeff Gibson Hon
3. Zach Ames Kaw
4. Travis Sewell KTM
5. Michael Willard KTM
6. Cole Siebler Hon
7. Cory Green Suz
8. Kelly Smith KTM
9. Chad Johnson Kaw
10. Kevin Johnson KTM
11. Daniel Blair KTM
12. Nathan Skaggs Hon
13. Chad Cook Kaw
14. Tanner Moore KTM
15. Steven mages Kaw

16. Dave Ginolfi KTM

Lites West Overall // Saturday
1. Dave Ginolfi KTM
2. Steven Mages Kaw
3. Michael McDade KTM
4. Daniel Blair KTM
5. Kevin Markwardt Hon
6. Tiger Lacey Kaw
7. Scott Zont Hon
8. Chad Cook Kaw
9. Tanner Moore KTM
10. Cody Church Kaw
11. Jake Locks Kaw
12. Chris Proscelle Hon
13. Jon-Paul Powell Hon
14. Ricky Yorks Yam
15. Duane Rigel Kaw
16. Kevin Johnson KTM

Tyler Bowers (1) leads the Arenacross class points standings.
Photo: Arenacross.com

Arenacross Points Standings
Tyler Bowers 402pts Kaw
Jeff Gibson 378pts. Hon
Chad Johnson 318pts Kaw
Kelly Smith 275pts KTM
Zach Ames 272pts. Kaw
Nathan Skaggs 245pts Hon
Willy Browning 206pts KTM
Travis Sewell 173pts KTM
Michael Willard 161pts KTM
Cory Green 139pts Suz

Arenacross Lites East Points Standings
Michael McDade 184pts Kaw
Dave Ginolfi 170pts KTM
Michael Willard 159pts KTM
Steven Mages 155pts Kaw
Kevin Johnson 127pts Kaw
Daniel Blair 97pts KTM
Austin Coon 95pts Hon
Travis Sewell 91pts KTM
Kyle White 88pts Hon
Maxx Malatia 68pts Hon

Arenacross Lites West Points Standings
Chad Cook 111pts. Kaw
Kevin Markwardt 110pts. Hon
Tanner Moore 82pts. KTM
Cody Curch 57pts. Kaw
Jake Locks 47pts. Kaw
Tiger Lacey 37pts. Kaw
Chris Proscelle 36pts. Hon
Patrick Massie 35pts Hon
Brandon Marley 24pts KTM
Nicholas Myers 22pts.Kaw

Zach Ames currently sits fifth in the Arenacross class points standings.
Photo: Arenacross.com

International Motocross of Valence
Valence, France

Overall MX1
1. Clement Desalle Suz
2. Gautier Paulin Kaw
3. Steven Frossard Yam
4. Xavier Boog Kaw
5. Tanel Leok Suz
6. Marcus Shiffer Suz
7. Tim Potisek Hon
8. Cedric Soubeyras Hon
9. Shaun Simpson Yam
10. Yohei Kojima Suz

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Desalle went 1-1 for the victory in Valence.
Photo: Pascal Haudiquert / Medicross

MX1 Heat 1
1. C. Desalle
2. T. Leok
3. S. Frossard
4. G. Paulin
5. M. Schiffer
6. T. Potisek
7. X. Boog
8. Y. Kojima
9. J. Bill
10. K. De Dycker

MX1 Heat 2
1. C. Desalle
2. G. Paulin
3. X. Boog
4. T. Leok
5. S. Frossard
6. M. Schiffer
7. K. De Dycker
8. J. Bill
9. C. Soubeyras
10. S. Simpson

MX2 Overall
1. Arnaud Tonus Yam
2. ValentinTeillet Kaw
3. Jake Nicholls KTM
4. Alessandro Lupino Husq
5. Harri Kullas Suz
6. Valentin Guillod KTM
7. Antonie Meo KTM
8. Christopher Charlier Yam
9. Petar Petrov Suz
10. MarcPautrel Kaw

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Tonus took home the overall in the MX2 class.
Photo: Pascal Haudiquert / Medicross

MX2 Heat 1
1. A. Tonus
2. V. Teillet
3. J. Nicholls
4. A. Lupino
5. N. Aubin
6. A. Meo
7. H. Kullas
8. V. Guillod
9. P. Petrov
10. J. Getteman

MX2 Heat 2
1. A. Tonus
2. C. Charlier
3. V. Teillet
4. J. Nicholls
5. H. Kullas
6. A. Lupino
7. P. Petrov
8. V. Guillod
9. A. Meo
10. H. Laren

The Starcross of Mantov
Mantov, Italy

Overall Results
1. Antonio Cairoli (KTM)
2. Jeffrey Herlings (KTM)
3. Evgeny Bobryshev (Honda)
4. David Philippaerts (Yamaha)
5. Jeremy Van Horebeek (KTM)
6. Kevin Strijbos (KTM)
7. Jordi Tixier (KTM)
8. Anthony Boissiere (TM)
9. Marc De Reuver (Kawasaki)
10. Mike Kras (Suzuki)

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Cairoli won the overall in Mantov.
Photo: Adam Duckworth

Moto 1 Overall
1. Antonio Cairoli (KTM)
2. Jeffrey Herlings (KTM)
3. Evgeny Bobryshev (Honda)
4. David Philippaerts (Yamaha)
5. Anthony Boissiere (TM)
6. Jeremy Van Horebeek (KTM)
7. Kevin Strijbos (KTM)
8. Marc De Reuver (Kawasaki)
9. Herjan Brakke (Yamaha)
10. Gert Krestinov (Honda)

Moto 2 Overall
1. Jeffrey Herlings (KTM)
2. Tony Cairoli (KTM)
3. David Philippaerts (Yamaha)
4. Evgeny Bobryshev (Honda)
5. Davide Guarneri (KTM)
6. Kevin Strijbos (KTM)
7. Jeremy Van Horebeek (KTM)
8. Marc De Reuver (Kawasaki)
9. Jordi Tixier (KTM)
10. Loic Leonce (Yamaha)

Moto 3 Overall
1. Evgeny Bobryshev (Honda)
2. Antonio Cairoli (KTM)
3. Jeffrey Herlings (KTM)
4. David Philippaerts (Yamaha)
5. Jeremy Van Horebeek (KTM)
6. Kevin Strijbos (KTM)
7. Anthony Boissiere (TM)
8. Jordi Tixier (KTM)
9. Herjan Brakke (Yamaha)
10. Mike Kras (Suzuki)

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Evgeny Bobryshev finished third in Mantov.
Photo: Adam Duckworth

AMA National Enduro Series
Greensboro, GA

Overall Results
1. Steward Baylor
2. Cory Buttrick
3. Mike Lafferty
4. Russell Bobbitt
5. Jordan Ashburn
6. Nick Fahringer
7. Charlie Mullins
8. Jason Thomas
9. Jesse Groemm
10. Chris Bach

Overall Points Standings
1. Steward Baylor 60pts.
2. Mike Lafferty 46pts.
3. Cory Buttrick 43pts.
4. Charlie Mullins 35pts.
5. Russell Bobbitt

Women's Overall Results
1. Maria Forsberg
2. Mandi Mastin
3. Rachel Gutish
4. Dinah Dickerson
5. Kelly Hall

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Buttrick, Baylor and Lafferty topped the podium in Greensboro.
Photo: Shan Moore

British Supercross Championship
LG Arena

Supercross Overall
1. Tom Church
2. Jack Brunell
3. Adam Chatfield
4. Neville Bradshaw
5. Nico Aubin

Supercross Lites Overall
1. Adam Chatfield
2. Jack Brunell
3. Neville Bradshaw
4. Nico Aubin
5. Ashley Greedy

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The Conversation

mxguy94 wrote: 7:09am February 20, 2012

RV! bummin for Reed. im with the group that isnt Reed fans but over the last 3 yrs ive been cheering him to finish a close 2nd to RV! Nobody has the total package that Villopoto is bringing every race! Reed had everything but the training. Dungey has it all but the bike. JS is lacking in multiple areas. its still early and crazy things happen but ill tell ya right now, just wait until the nationals start. There will be no lapse or championship hangover for Villopoto, his mind and body are dialed to the best training in the biz, and his bike is great.
as for Dungey he just looked like a different guy on the podium. almost mad even. certainly frustrated. i gotta believe Roger told him from day 1 that he cant take big risks. they need him healthy or that bike will suck next season too. expect a similar situation outdoors. imo. hope he doesnt override it
and lets honk the NY MX horn!! BEEP BEEP we are hot right now! great weekend for Barcia, Nicoletti, Kiniry! Scott Sheak is back! Weinert Training Facility!! and a mild winter good for many practice days!!

rich76116 wrote: 7:12am February 20, 2012

Starcross of Mantova, Italy, not Mantov in Czech Republic.

dinosaurmedia wrote: 7:36am February 20, 2012

The way I see it there are only two riders who have the will and the fight to take it to RV.
One has a hurt knee.
The other wears the #1 plate in the east...

That kid Barcia is hungry. I can't wait till next year - not saying he will win off the bat. But he will win.

Claxton wrote: 9:48am February 20, 2012

It is amazing that people think Reed is not as fit as Villapoto. All the top riders are fit to ride for 17 minutes at full bore. If you are ever in the pits take a look at Windham's chiseled body and tell me this guy is not fit. Will and fight has nothing to do with guys not winning. The fact is right now RV is better then everyone else especially in the corners where races are won. Reed lost time in corners to him and had to push the other sections to match speed and that is where he crashed.

Red44 wrote: 10:51am February 20, 2012

Reed is fit enough, I havent seen him fade, that is the true test and he ahsnt faded.. Heck, he gave up 20 points over the weekeknd and is still 12 points ahead of Stewart, so I think Reed was ready for this season.. RV is the total package, he has the best trainer in the business, who Stewart fired, and has the talent to win on his ride. Talent and training is a dangerous combo for opponents..

dinosaurmedia wrote: 11:23am February 20, 2012

@ Claxton - I agree with you mostly ...especially corner speed. I have been tooting that horn for RV for years.

Fight and will do make a difference - are you serious?

Reeds a fighter ask RC ask JS - the only guy to fight them hard for c-ships..

MotoX5 wrote: 12:06pm February 20, 2012

TOTALLY a bummer for REED. Guy easily had that race in the bag.

Way impressed with Gavin Faith. Rides a big bike pretty dang good. Nice work.

Jeff Alessi nice Holeshot sir! anybody know why he didnt finish the race!

dinosaurmedia wrote: 12:16pm February 20, 2012

@Red44 - super dumb move firing Baker - but - respectfully, the Stewarts haven't been making the best choices of late have they?

mxguy94 wrote: 12:41pm February 20, 2012

Reed at 28, with a firstborn young son, and a full time team owner roll, and having a hand/wrist injury leading up to the season start, is just as fit as Villopoto?? NO effing way dudes.
Think of Reeds career. chasing Carmichael, he was much like Dungey, always on the podium, but just not willing to hang it out and ride the edge like RC or Stew.
In the last few years Reed has been riding more aggressive and confident and i think it has huge amounts to do with Reed seeing the end in site. Things change inside most men when they have a child, esp a son, and things change inside men when we realize we cant do the things we once could. and thats 2 nasty getoffs in back to back seasons with Millville. Villopoto hasnt let off the throttle since MXoN 07.
I really like watching Reed compete, he is awesome. and really good interviews too.imo. i hope he will be back 100%. but even at 100% he is not Villopoto.

CZmark wrote: 1:02pm February 20, 2012

Speed Channel showing highlights of Chads get offfs at Millville and Dallas last night, OUCH!!!!!!!!!!!! Hope he heals up soon.

Verge wrote: 3:41pm February 20, 2012

Those Points for the SX lites class listed above are not correct.

kx408 wrote: 10:16pm February 20, 2012

Herlings beating Carioli..nice. And who would have thought we would see the day with SIX KTM's in a 250 main and only ONE Yamaha (except for maybe some executives in Austria) ???? And only 5 Yamahas total in the mains!

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