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Monster Energy AMA Supercross, an FIM World Championship
Edward Jones Dome - St. Louis, MO

Supercross Overall
1. Ryan Villopoto Kaw
2. Ryan Dungey KTM
3. Justin Brayton Hon
4. Kevin WIndham Hon
5. James Stewart Yam
6. Davi Millsaps Yam
7. Jake Weimer Kaw
8. Brett Metcalfe Suz
9. Marvin Musquin KTM
10. Nick Wey Kaw
11. Broc Tickle Kaw
12. Matt Goerke Suz
13. Mike Alessi Suz
14. Bobby Kiniry Yam
15. Justin Sipes Kaw
16. Kyle Chisholm Kaw
17. Gavin Faith Hon
18. Jimmy Albertson Suz
19. Cole Seely Hon
20. Josh Hansen Kaw

Supercross Class Heat 1 (Top 9 Advance)
1. J. Stewart

2. C. Seely

3. R. Dungey

4. B. Metcalfe

5. B. Tickle

6. M. Musquin

7. J. Albertson

8. M. Goerke

9. K. Chisholm

10. G. Faith

11. M. Horban

12. C. Gilmore

13. J. Browne

14. A. Howell

15. T. Tapia

16. A. Albers

17. L. Powell

18. J. Oswald

19. P. Mull

20. D. Blair

With his win in St. Louis, Ryan Villopoto extended his points lead to 13 over Ryan Dungey.
Photo: Carl Stone

Supercross Clase Heat 2 (Top 9 Advance)

1. R. Villopto

2. J. Brayton

3. J. Weimer

4. D. Millsaps

5. K. Windham

6. M. Alessi

7. J. Hansen

8. R. Kiniry

9. J. Sipes

10. W. Peick

11. N. Wey

12. J. Thomas

13. R. Marshall

14. C. Siebler

15. C. Green

16. R. Clark

17. D. Pipes

18. O. Barbaree

19. B. Lamay

20. J. Alessi

Supercross Class LCQ (Top 2 Advance)

1. N. Wey

2. G. Faith

3. W. Peick

4. J. Browne

5. J. Thomas

6. R. Marshall

7. C. Gilmore

8. C. Green

9. C. Siebler

10. R. Clark

11. A. Howell

12. M. Horban

13. A. Albers

14. J. Oswald

15. D. Pipes

16. L. Powell

17. O. Barbaree

18. T. Tapia

19. D. Blair

20. P. Mull

21. B. Lamay

22. J. Alessi

Justin Brayton captured his first podium with Muscle Milk Honda in St. Louis.
Photo: Carl Stone

Lites East Overall
1. Justin Barcia Hon
2. Ken Roczen KTM
3. Blake Wharton Suz
4. Darryn Durham Kaw
5. Justin Bogle Hon
6. Jake Canada Hon
7. Malcolm Stewart KTM
8. Kyle Cunningham Yam
9. Blake Baggett Kaw
10. Alex Martin Hon
11. Matt Lemoine Kaw
12. Hunter Hewitt Suz
13. Cole Thompson Hon
14. AJ Catanzaro KTM
15. Jeff Gibson Hon
16. Austin Politelli Hon
17. PJ Larsen KTM
18. Brad Ripple Hon
19. Phil Nicoletti Hon
20. Tyler Bowers Kaw

Lites East Heat 1 (Top 9 Advance)

1. J. Barcia

2. D. Durham

3. B. Baggett

4. P. Nicoletti

5. P. Larsen

6. A. Politelli

7. M. Stewart

8. A. Catanzaro

9. B. Ripple

10. L. Smith

11. A. Gulley

12. Z. Freeberg

13. H. Hewitt

14. L. Kilbarger

15. D. Herrlein

16. D. Tedder

17. C. Robbins

18. K. Peters

19. L. Vincent

20. T. Bright

Brayton, Villopoto, and Dungey topped the Supercross class podium.
Photo: Carl Stone

Lites East West Heat 2 (Top 9 Advance)

1. B. Wharton

2. J. Bogle

3. J. Canada

4. K. Roczen

5. A. Martin

6. M. Lemoine

7. K. Cunningham

8. J. Gibson

9. C. Thompson

10. T. Bowers

11. S. Sewell

12. S. Rife

13. A. Pellegrini

14. R. Zimmer

15. K. Hussey

16. V. Mckiddie

17. M. Picone

18. A. Gulley

19. C. Lansing

20. N. Myers

Lites East LCQ (Top 2 Advance)

1. H. Hewitt

2. T. Bowers

3. S. Sewell

4. S. Rife

5. L. Kilbarger

6. L. Vincent

7. M. Picone

8. C. Robbins

9. L. Smith

10. R. Zimmer

11. N. Myers

12. A. Gulley

13. A. Gulley

14. D. Tedder

15. K. Hussey

16. Z. Freeburg

17. V. Mckiddie

18. C. Lansing

19. D. Herrlein

20. K. Peters

21. T. Bright

22. A. Pellegrini

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Justin Barcia made it three for three in St. Louis.
Photo: Carl Stone

Supercross Points Standings
Ryan Villopoto 205pts. Kaw
Ryan Dungey 192pts. KTM
James Stewart 152pts. Yam
Chad Reed 128pts. Hon
Kevin Windham 123pts. Hon
Jake Weimer 120pts. Kaw
Justin Brayton 116pts. Hon
Brett Metcalfe 113pts. Suz
Davi Millsaps 109pts. Yam
Mike Alessi 98pts. Suz
Josh Hansen 87pts. Kaw
Kyle Chisholm 82pts. Kaw
Broc Tickle 69pts. Kaw
Nick Wey 66pts. Kaw
Andrew Short 59pts. Hon

Robby Kinkiry 31pts. Yam

Kyle Partridge 29pts. Kaw
Matt Goerke 26pts. Suz
Weston Peick 25pts. Kaw
Ivan Tedesco 21pts. Kaw

Lites East Points Standings
Justin Barcia 75pts. Hon
Ken Roczen 57pts. KTM
Darry Durham 56pts. Kaw
Blake Wharton 56pts. Suz
Justin Bogle 43pts. Hon
Jake Canada 41pts Suz
Blake Baggett 40pts. Kaw
Hunter Hewitt 31pts. Suz
Malcolm Stewart 29pts. KTM
Kyle Cunningham 28pts. Yam
PJ Larsen 26pts. KTM
Alex Martin 21pts. Hon
Lance Vincent 21pts. KTM

Cole Thompson 20pts. Hon
Matt Lemoine 20pts. Kaw
Phillip Nicoletti 18pts. Hon

Austin Politelli 15pts. Hon
Les Smith 12pts. KTM
Shane Sewell 11pts. KTM

AJ Catanzaro 7pts. KTM

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

Wharton, Barcia and Roczen filled out the Lites podium.
Photo: Carl Stone

James Stewart Freestone Spring Championship
Freestone - Wortham, Texas

450A
1. Jeremy Martin Yam
2. Vann Martin Hon

3. Luke Renzland Yam

250A
1. Jeremy Martin Yam
2. Luke Renzland Yam
3. Zack Williams Hon

450B Mod
1. Anthony Rodriguez Yam
2. Matt Bisceglia Hon
3. Colby Lee

250B Mod
1. Cooper Webb Yam
2. Anthony Rodriguez
3. Dakota Alix KTM

450B Stock
1. Anthony Rodriguez
2. Matt Bisceglia Hon
3. John Short Hon

250B Stock

1. Anthony Rodriguez
2. Cooper Webb Yam
3. Dakota Alix KTM

Supermini 1
1. Andrew Pierce Hon
2. Justin Hoeft Yam
3. Mitchell Harrison Kaw

Supermini 2
1. Andrew Pierce
2. Mitchell Harrison
3. Justin Hoeft Yam

For full results click HERE.

Italian Motocross Championship
Round 2 - Pietramurata, Italy

MX1 Overall
1. Steven Frossard Yamaha
2. David Philippaerts Yamaha
3. Tony Cairoli KTM
4. Davide Guarneri KTM
5. Anthony Boissiere TM

MX2 Overall
1. Christophe Charlier Yamaha
2. Alessandro Lupino

Elite Class Overall
1. Steven Frossard Yamaha
2. David Philippaerts Yamaha
3. Tony Cairoli KTM
4. Davide Guarneri KTM
5. Christophe Charlier Yamaha

Cairoli finished third overall in Italy.
Photo: KTM Images

Dutch Motocross Championship
Round 1 - Oss, Holland

MX1 Overall
1. Evgeny Bobryshev
2. Kevin Strijbos
3. Ken de Dycker

MX2 Overall
1. Jeffery Herlings
2. Jeremy van Hoorebeek
3. Joel Roelants

Herlings took the MX2 overall at the opening round of the Dutch Motocross Championship.
Photo: KTM Images

New Zealand Motocross Championship
Pukekohe, New Zealand

MX1 Overall
1. Ben Townley
2. Josh Coppins

MX2 Overall
1. Scott Columb
2. Darryll King
3. Shaun Fogarty

AMA National Enduro Series
Sandlapper - Salley, SC

Overall
1. Cory Buttrick

2. Steward Baylor
3. Mike Lafferty
4. Russell Bobbitt
5. Kailub Russell
6. Thad Duvall
7. Jordan Ashburn
8. Brad Bakken
9. Jesse Groemm
10. Shane Hufford

Cory Buttrick took the overall at Sandlapper.
Photo: Shan Moore

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The Conversation

tgq25 wrote: 7:25am March 5, 2012

I think dungy has it all wraped up

dinosaurmedia wrote: 9:12am March 5, 2012

Just fanning the flames a bit here but considering all the controversy over who was "fastest" last week (remember RV's pressure on RD in the closing laps) could it be said that with RD closing in on RV at the finish in St.Louis that he was the fastest LOL!!

I'm sure some fanboys will say RV was backin er' down...

I am not an any side here but this is sure to pop up at some point?

Barcia is a Beast...and well done Jake Canada!!

James looked a bit like his old-self (minus the crashing) but you have to think - does he really want to be at the front at he start...i mean starting is the fundamentals man...but more than anything you have to WANT the start and I don't think he does...to easy to ride from the back along with a lot of would haves and could haves and what if's...

uneasy_rider wrote: 9:12am March 5, 2012

Its heartbreaking that CR is still in the hunt and has missed 2 races! Total respect for Chad, get well soon!

uneasy_rider wrote: 9:17am March 5, 2012

JS has lost his desire to win. 5th in this field of riders is pretty awesome, but he is better than that, and I am not even a fan of his. I do not want a runaway season like it is turning into, got to get RV some competition. RD has the speed, but has to get a little outside of his comfort zone to win it. Pretty cool to see JB on the box. It is amazing how much things have changed, when a factory honda guy is 7th in points.

Claxton wrote: 9:52am March 5, 2012

As an RV fan I am extremely worried he won't win the championship with RD getting so blazing fast. RV has to win 2 more races and get 6 seconds to assure himself of the title. RD has already won 2 races of 9 and he passes better now, he can get 2 guys in 10 laps. RV has certainly been on a lucky streak having those 5 wins gifted to him and I hope it continues

johnny6 wrote: 10:00am March 5, 2012

What Claxton said. I don't think he can do it.

Doctor_Dirt_Bike wrote: 10:15am March 5, 2012

I am from Iowa and am stoked about Brayton's podium, but I can't take my eyes off the blonde Monster girl on the left side of the picture. Prob the hottest Monster girl ever......of course, like I said I'm from Iowa so I like them a bit on the thick side..

dinosaurmedia wrote: 10:23am March 5, 2012

@Doctor_Dirt-Bike

first of all Brayton is awesome...second she (Diana) is so fine man...with the perfect thickness.

If I ever run across her at the races i am asking her out to dinner. Geez she is blazin

comedian66 wrote: 10:35am March 5, 2012

@Docter_Dirt_Bike.....we have a lot in common bro.....I like my dirt bikes the same way you like your women....Thick and Heavy

@dinosaurmedia.....Diana is on the right (Villos left)

Welker wrote: 10:41am March 5, 2012

Here is somthing I figured out after 27 years of reserch of racing and somthing that Stewart and a few others need to understand. I easily figured out it was much easer to work your way from first palce to the back than it is to work your way fom the back of the pack to the front. Exibit A. Mike Alessi has always known that. B. James shoud know better? C. What the heck do I know?

Welker wrote: 10:49am March 5, 2012

PS: Oh I think Brayton will get better! I used to visit up north and go to the races up there from texas. Saw Brayton way back when and knew he was gonna be good! He has made it thorugh hard work and dedication. There were always a lot of fast people in Iowa Ill and Mo. they just never got noticed. I raced in districs, 17 18 and 22 from 72 till 78. the stiffest comp was usually dist 17 in Ill.

McMoto wrote: 11:19am March 5, 2012

Claxton was just being Sarcastic. RV will have to have a bad luck night for RD to really de rail the 'lepercaun on a mission'

McMoto wrote: 11:28am March 5, 2012

Welker, And here I thought that I may have been the old man on most of these posts. I started in late '72 on Bultacos. Did you stop racing in '78 ? I quit "competition" in '02. My son races and my body is trashed out for nothing but trail riding and building tracks w/ the Bobcat

MX Bob wrote: 1:43pm March 5, 2012

Jeremy Martin takes two A class wins at the JS amateur race thing. Woo hoo.

CZmark wrote: 1:53pm March 5, 2012

@McMoto- you raced in the 70's on a Bultaco? ha ha How could anyone ride something like that? yeah me too! Still can't figure how anyone rode those brakeless machines!

CZmark wrote: 1:57pm March 5, 2012

@Welker- research huh? I am glad to know what I was doing is part of science.
So whats up?

wrote: 2:50pm March 5, 2012

...Chrome Silver and Orange tank Hodaka's when I started in 74-75... To this day, I'm not sure if those bikes from Pabatco beat the sh!t out of me more often than I beat the sh!t out of them. Thank God I found my way to Honda CR's and Suzuki RM's as the years went on. Live and learn.

CZmark wrote: 5:39pm March 5, 2012

@GreenMeansGo- I am going to go with a little bit of both. Riding and racing those early day bikes were brutal. It seem like you were always trying to keep them together. Back in the day bailing wire and duck tape were essentials to all racers.

wrote: 6:33pm March 5, 2012

Amen to the duct tape and bailing wire, czmark! Anybody cut their knobbies (as in the world of ice-racing) to get a few more weekends out of your tires?

dgizzy1 wrote: 7:02pm March 5, 2012

The race was boring without Chad reed for sure. 2013 another RV get away until JS and RD figure it out. Only CR22 was in a position to challenge RV.

McMoto wrote: 8:49pm March 5, 2012

Pitch them Bultaco's sideways into a toe dragging pwerslide, who needed brakes. My CZ's brakes would stick on all the time

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