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PrintMonster Energy AMA Supercross, an FIM World Championship
Georgia Dome - Atlanta, GA
Georgia Dome - Atlanta, GA
Supercross Overall
1. Ryan Dungey KTM
2. Ryan Villopoto Kaw
3. James Stewart Yam
4. Davi Millsaps Yam
5. Justin Brayton Hon
6. Cole Seely Hon
7. Jake Weimer Kaw
8. Kevin Windham Hon
9. Brett Metcalfe Suz
10. Nick Wey Kaw
11. Kyle Chisholm Kaw
12. Mike Alessi Suz
13. Matt Goerke Suz
14. Robby Kiniry Yam
15. Josh Hansen Kaw
16. Broc Tickle Kaw
17. Kyle Partridge Kaw
18. Jeff Alessi Suz
19. Justin Sipes Kaw
20. Weston Peick Kaw
Supercross Class Heat 1 (Top 9 Advance)
1. J. Stewart
2. D. Millsaps
3. C. Seely
4. J. Hansen
5. M. Alessi
6. J. Brayton
7. J. Weimer
8. J. Sipes
9. W. Peick
10. J. Albertson
11. N. Schmidt
12. A. Enticknap
13. R. Clark
14. J. Browne
15. K. Goerke
16. J. Freund
17. D. Blair
18. O. Barbaree
19. C. Mackie
20. C. Stone
Dungey answered the bell in Atlanta with his second win of the season.
Photo: Simon Cudby
Supercross Clase Heat 2 (Top 9 Advance)
1. R. Villopoto
2. R. Dungey
3. B. Metcalfe
4. K. Windham
5. B. Tickle
6. M. Goerke
7. N. Wey
8. K. Chisholm
9. J. Alessi
10. R. Kiniry
11. K. Partridge
12. J. Thomas
13. C. Gilmore
14. A. Howell
15. R. Stewart
16. B. LaMay
17. S. Weenerstrom
18. P. Mull
19. L. Powell
20. M. Horban
Supercross Class LCQ (Top 2 Advance)
1. R. Kiniry
2. K. Partridge
3. J. Albertson
4. C. Mackie
5. C. Gilmore
6. J. Browne
7. A. Enticknap
8. B. LaMay
9. R. Clark
10. N. Schmidt
11. S. Wennerstrom
12. R. Stewart
13. A. Howell
14. K. Goerke
15. P. Mull
16. L. Powell
17. D. Blair
18. O. Barbaree
19. J. Thomas
20. J. Freund
21. M. Horban
22. C. Stone
Villopoto made a late charge, but in the end had to settle for second.
Photo: Simon Cudby
Lites East Overall
Lites East Heat 1 (Top 9 Advance)
1. Justin Barcia Hon
2. Blake Baggett Kaw
3. Justin Bogle Hon
4. Blake Wharton Suz
5. Darryn Durham Kaw
6. Ken Roczen KTM
8. Hunter Hewitt Suz
9. Jake Canada Hon
10. Shane Sewell KTM
11. Lance Vincent KTM
12. PJ Larsen KTM
13. Matt Lemoine Kaw
14. Les Smith KTM
15. Shawn Rife Hon
16. Levi Kilbarger Hon
17. Daniel Herrlein Hon
18. Angelo Pellegrini Suz
19. Austin Politelli Hon
20. Bradley Ripple Hon
Lites East Heat 1 (Top 9 Advance)
1. B. Baggett
2. J. Barcia
3. D. Durham
4. B. Wharton
5. D. Herrlein
6. A. Politelli
7. P. Larsen
8. A. Pellegrini
9. B. Ripple
10. K. Hussey
11. M. Picone
12. Adam Gulley
13. Aaron Gulley
14. S. Caldwell
15. A. Cantanzaro
16. D. Tedder
17. M. Akaydin
18. M. Stewart
19. A. Martin
20. L. Vincent
Stewart, Dungey and Villopoto topped the Supercross class podium.
Photo: Simon Cudby
Lites East West Heat 2 (Top 9 Advance)
1. J. Bogle
2. K. Roczen
3. K. Cunningham
4. H. Hewitt
5. L. Kilbarger
6. S. Sewell
6. S. Sewell
7. S. Rife
8. L. Smith
9. M. Lemoine
10. J. Canada
11. J. Starling
12. T. Bright
13. C. Thompson
14. C. Robbins
15. L. Vonlinger
16. V. Mckiddie
17. B. Hall
18. Z. Freeberg
19. N. Meyers
20. R. Zimmer
Lites East LCQ (Top 2 Advance)
1. J. Canada
2. L. Vincent
3. A. Cantanzaro
4. K. Hussey
5. C. Thompson
6. Z. Freeberg
7. T. Bright
8. L. Vonlinger
9. N. Meyers
10. V. Mckiddie
11. J. Starling
12. Adam Gulley
13. B. Hall
14. C. Robbins
15. S. Caldwell
16. Aaron Gulley
17. M. Akaydin
18. M. Picone
19. D. Tedder
20. M. Stewart
21. A. Martin
22. R. Zimmer
Justin Barcia has begun his title defense with back to back wins to begin the season.
Photo: Simon Cudby
Supercross Points Standings
Ryan Villopoto 180pts. Kaw
Ryan Dungey 170pts. KTM
James Stewart 136pts. Yam
Chad Reed 128pts. Hon
Jake Weimer 106pts. Kaw
Kevin Windham 105pts. Hon
Brett Metcalfe 100pts. Suz
Justin Brayton 96pts. Hon
Davi Millsaps 94pts. Yam
Mike Alessi 90pts. Suz
Josh Hansen 86pts. Kaw
Kyle Chisholm 77pts. Kaw
Andrew Short 59pts. Hon
Ryan Villopoto 180pts. Kaw
Ryan Dungey 170pts. KTM
James Stewart 136pts. Yam
Chad Reed 128pts. Hon
Jake Weimer 106pts. Kaw
Kevin Windham 105pts. Hon
Brett Metcalfe 100pts. Suz
Justin Brayton 96pts. Hon
Davi Millsaps 94pts. Yam
Mike Alessi 90pts. Suz
Josh Hansen 86pts. Kaw
Kyle Chisholm 77pts. Kaw
Andrew Short 59pts. Hon
Broc Tickle 59pts. Kaw
Nick Wey 55pts. Kaw
Kyle Partridge 28pts. Kaw
Weston Peick 25pts. Kaw
Robby Kinkiry 24pts. Yam
Ivan Tedesco 21pts. Kaw
Nick Wey 55pts. Kaw
Kyle Partridge 28pts. Kaw
Weston Peick 25pts. Kaw
Robby Kinkiry 24pts. Yam
Ivan Tedesco 21pts. Kaw
Matt Goerke 17pts. Suz
Lites East Points Standings
Justin Barcia 50pts. Hon
Darry Durham 38pts. Kaw
Blake Wharton 36pts. Suz
Ken Roczen 35pts. KTM
Blake Baggett 28pts. Kaw
Justin Bogle 27pts. Hon
Jake Canada 26pts Suz
Hunter Hewitt 22pts. Suz
PJ Larsen 22pts. KTM
Lance Vincent 21pts. KTM
Phillip Nicoletti 16pts. Hon
Malcolm Stewart 15pts. KTM
Kyle Cunningham 14pts. Yam
Cole Thompson 12pts. Hon
Les Smith 12pts. KTM
Shane Sewell 11pts. KTM
Alex Martin 10pts. Hon
Matt Lemoine 10pts. Kaw
Justin Barcia 50pts. Hon
Darry Durham 38pts. Kaw
Blake Wharton 36pts. Suz
Ken Roczen 35pts. KTM
Blake Baggett 28pts. Kaw
Justin Bogle 27pts. Hon
Jake Canada 26pts Suz
Hunter Hewitt 22pts. Suz
PJ Larsen 22pts. KTM
Lance Vincent 21pts. KTM
Phillip Nicoletti 16pts. Hon
Malcolm Stewart 15pts. KTM
Kyle Cunningham 14pts. Yam
Cole Thompson 12pts. Hon
Les Smith 12pts. KTM
Shane Sewell 11pts. KTM
Alex Martin 10pts. Hon
Matt Lemoine 10pts. Kaw
Austin Politelli 10pts. Hon
Angelo Pellegrini 7pts. Suz
Angelo Pellegrini 7pts. Suz
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
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
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
Martin Davalos 44pts. Suz
Gareth Swanepoel 34pts. Yam
Gavin Faith 27pts. Hon
Bruce Rutherford 24pts. Hon
Teddy Maier 21pts Hon
Bogle, Barcia and Baggett filled out the Lites podium.
Photo: Simon Cudby
AMA Arenacross Series
Target Center - Minneapolis, MN
Target Center - Minneapolis, MN
Arenacross Overall
1. Zach Ames Kaw
2. Tyler Bowers Kaw
3. Chad Johnson Kaw
4. Travis Sewell KTM
5. Jeff Gibson Hon
6. Michael Willard KTM
7. Nathan Skaggs Hon
8. Cory Green Suz
9. Cole Siebler Hon
10. Michael McDade KTM
11. Kelly Smith KTM
12. Dave Ginolfi KTM
13. Kyle White Hon
14. Tanner Reidman Hon
15. Chad Cook Kaw
16. Kevin Johnson KTM
1. Zach Ames Kaw
2. Tyler Bowers Kaw
3. Chad Johnson Kaw
4. Travis Sewell KTM
5. Jeff Gibson Hon
6. Michael Willard KTM
7. Nathan Skaggs Hon
8. Cory Green Suz
9. Cole Siebler Hon
10. Michael McDade KTM
11. Kelly Smith KTM
12. Dave Ginolfi KTM
13. Kyle White Hon
14. Tanner Reidman Hon
15. Chad Cook Kaw
16. Kevin Johnson KTM
Lites West Overall
1. Kevin Johnson KTM
2. Michael McDade KTM
3. Chad Cook Kaw
4. Scott Zont Hon
5. Steven Mages Kaw
1. Kevin Johnson KTM
2. Michael McDade KTM
3. Chad Cook Kaw
4. Scott Zont Hon
5. Steven Mages Kaw
6. Maxx Malatia Hon
7. Tanner Moore KTM
8. Kevin Markwardt Hon
9. Kyle White Hon
10. Dave Ginolfi KTM
11. Bruce Dehn Kaw
12. Jon-Paul Powell
13. Vaughn Mays Yam
7. Tanner Moore KTM
8. Kevin Markwardt Hon
9. Kyle White Hon
10. Dave Ginolfi KTM
11. Bruce Dehn Kaw
12. Jon-Paul Powell
13. Vaughn Mays Yam
14. Brandon Marley Hon
15. John Dehn Kaw
16. Tanner Reidman Hon
15. John Dehn Kaw
16. Tanner Reidman Hon
Tyler Bowers wrapped up his second consecutive Arenacross title over the weekend.
Photo: Arenacross.com
Arenacross Final Points Standings
Tyler Bowers 424pts Kaw * 2012 Champion
Jeff Gibson 394pts. Hon
Chad Johnson 338pts Kaw
Zach Ames 297pts. Kaw
Kelly Smith 285pts KTM
Nathan Skaggs 259pts Hon
Willy Browning 206pts KTM
Travis Sewell 191pts KTM
Michael Willard 176pts KTM
Cory Green 152pts Suz
Tyler Bowers 424pts Kaw * 2012 Champion
Jeff Gibson 394pts. Hon
Chad Johnson 338pts Kaw
Zach Ames 297pts. Kaw
Kelly Smith 285pts KTM
Nathan Skaggs 259pts Hon
Willy Browning 206pts KTM
Travis Sewell 191pts KTM
Michael Willard 176pts KTM
Cory Green 152pts Suz
Arenacross Lites East Points Standings
Michael McDade 184pts Kaw *2012 Champion
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
Michael McDade 184pts Kaw *2012 Champion
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 131pts. Kaw *2012 Champion
Kevin Markwardt 123pts. Hon
Tanner Moore 96pts. KTM
Cody Curch 57pts. Kaw
Jake Locks 47pts. Kaw
Tiger Lacey 37pts. Kaw
Chris Proscelle 36pts. Hon
Patrick Massie 35pts Hon
Brandon Marley 31pts KTM
Nicholas Myers 22pts.Kaw
Chad Cook 131pts. Kaw *2012 Champion
Kevin Markwardt 123pts. Hon
Tanner Moore 96pts. KTM
Cody Curch 57pts. Kaw
Jake Locks 47pts. Kaw
Tiger Lacey 37pts. Kaw
Chris Proscelle 36pts. Hon
Patrick Massie 35pts Hon
Brandon Marley 31pts KTM
Nicholas Myers 22pts.Kaw
Hawkstone International
Hawkstone Park - England
MX1/Open Overall
1. Clement Desall
2. Gautier Paulin
3. Xavier Boog
4. Kevin Strijbos
5. Shaun Simpson
6. Marc De Reuver
7. Markus Schiffer
8. Gert Krestinov
9. Martin Barr
10. Yentel Martens
12. Jamie Law
13. Stephen Sword
14. Jason Dougan
15. Yohei Kojima
16. Alex Snow
17. Mathew Moffat
18. Alfie Smith
MX2 Overall
1. Arnaud Tonus
2. Jake Nicholls
3. Glenn Coldenhoff
4. Harri Kullas
5. Neville Bradshaw
6. Nikolaj Larsen
7. Pascal Rauchenecker
8. Elliott Banks Browne
9. Donny Bastemeijer
10. Graeme Irwin
11. Jens Getteman
12. Stuart Edmonds
13. Steven Lenoir
14. Alan Keet
15. Jordan Booker
16. Connor Walkley
17. Damon Graulus
18. Lewis Tombs
Open/MX1/MX2 Overall
1. Arnaud Tonus
2. Clement Desalle
3. Mattis Karro
4. Marc De Reuver
5. Jake Nicholls
6. Harri Kullas
7. Glenn Coldenhoff
8. Kevin Strjbos
9. Markus Schiffer
10. Nikolaj Larsen
11. Xavier Boog
12. Gert Krestinov
13. Neville Bradshaw
14. Pascal Rauchenecker
15. Graeme Irwin
Italian Championship
Montevarchi, Italy
Overall MX1
1. Steven Frossard Yam
2. Tony Cairoli KTM
3. David Philippaerts Yam
4. David Guineri Kaw
5. Anthony Boisserie Suz
Cairoli finished second behind Frossard in Italy.
Photo: KTM Images
MX2 Overall
1. Jeffery Herlings KTM
2. Jeremy Van Horebeek KTM
3. Ivo Monticelli Suz
4. Alessandro Lupino Husq
5. Aleksandr Tonkov Hon
Herlings took the overall in the MX2 class in Italy.
Photo: KTM Images
Elite Overall
1. Steven Frossard Yam
2. David Philippaerts Yam
3. Jeffrey Herlings KTM
4. Jeremy Van Horebeek KTM
5. Davide Guinari KTM
6. Tony Cairoli KTM
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Congrats to RD, I said Sat afternoon that in practice he looked the best he ever has on the KTM. RV was faster but I think he made a big mistake going for the pass the first time, He lost a lot of time there and had to run RD down again. He should have tucked in and then made the pass, by the time he ran them down again RD got by CS (who looked great) so that made it harder. Was nice to see JS put a good ride together as well he was right there then the red light came on and he could not tripple and thats all she wrote for his charge cuz that cost him a few sec.
look out the dunge is on fire nothing can stop him ya right
I didn't get to see the race but i'm glad to hear RD was able to win, RV finished where he needed too. Why did take so long for RD to pass CS? I thought RD punted the rookies. Glad to hear no big crashes and JS rode to 3rd smooth and consistant good to see.
Yes hats off to The Locomotive, Dungey stayed steady as always,the track broke down and rewarded the slower to go faster rule, when the Firecracker tried to reallly press he lost traction or got side ways, losing back time. These two and Stewart will still give us a interesting season to watch, miss Reed and his talent, but I think the Gambler is getting ready to go all in, show his hand and go straight to the top of the box next weekend, it may be time to bet on the 7 of Stewart next weekend...that is the great thing about Supercross..you just never know....
Good thing last week frequent poster's dad, who can beat Dungey with a Penton, wasn't entered. Otherwise he would have been second.
I like these local sport team, gear colors. It looked like RV was wearing Falcons colors. One of the Honda guys should go with Cardinals-looking gear in Saint Louis next week.
ANYBODY KNOW WHY GAVIN FAITH WAS NOT IN A HEAT RACE SAT NIGHT ?????????
RD, RV and 7 will makes races interesting. The problem is with only 3 top guys, the point swings will be minimal from week to week.
However, next year you will have RD, RV, Stewart, a healthy Reed, a healthy Canard, Barcia and Wilson all in the 450 class. Seely shows there is big-time talent in the lites classes. All I can say is mayhem!
Every weekend we have to listen Ricky, Jeff, and Ralph talk about what it takes to win and keyes to win the race, the start. Dungey had the keyes to the race and looked good out there. I never thought Villopoto would crack under his own pressure, but the mistakes must have been half off this weekend, because RV had more than his share. Strange that we never saw the mystery crash of his. Great watching the race, if they would get rid of that stupid redneck song at the beginning it would be even better.
@Motox5- he is riding the west coast.
First of all congrats to Dungey for taking his second win. He got a good start and did what he needed to do to keep this championship interesting. Second: this is just observation but in the past few years of SX RV has ALWAYS had a tuff time getting around Brayton quickly. Can't figure that one out. On another note: anybody heard if someone will be hopping out Chad's bike for the remainder of the season?
NEW ZEALAND MX NATIONAL RND 2 – PATETONGA
MX1 OVERALL TOP-5
1. Ben Townley (Honda) 1-1-1 | 75 pts
2. Josh Coppins (Yamaha) 2-2-2 | 66 pts
3. Cody Cooper (Suzuki) 3-3-4 | 58 pts
4. Michael Philips (Honda) 4-4-3 | 56 pts
5. Hamish Dobbyn (Honda) 7-5-5 | 46 pts
MX2 OVERALL TOP-5
1. Darryll King (Yamaha YZ250) 2-1-3 | 67 pts
2. Scott Columb (Suzuki) 4-5-1 | 59 pts
3. Peter Broxholme (Honda) 1-10-2 | 58 pts
4. Jayden Jessup (KTM) 8-4-4 | 49 pts
5. Ethan Martens (Yamaha) 14-3-5 | 43 pts
AUSTRALIA - TIM DEAN MX MEMORIAL 2012
TIM DEAN CUP TOP-5
1. Jay Marmont (Kawasaki)
2. Luke Styke (Yamaha)
3. Ryan Marmont (KTM)
4. Kade Mosig (Kawasaki)
5. Ben George (Kawasaki)
FRANCE - MASTER MX INTER OF LACAPELLE-MARIVAL
LACAPELLE-MARIVAL 2012 OVERALL TOP-5
1. Christophe Pourcel (Kawasaki) 1-1-2 | 72 pts
2. Tommy Searle (Kawasaki) 3-2-3 | 62 pts
3. Cedric Soubeyras (Honda) 5-4-1 | 59 pts
4. Julien Bill (Honda) 2-5-4 | 56 pts
5. Joel Roelants (Kawasaki) 7-7-5 | 44 pts