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Monster Energy AMA Supercross, an FIM World Championship
Reliant Stadium - Houston, Texas

Supercross Overall

1. Ryan Villopoto Kaw

2. Davi Millsaps Yam

3. Jake Weimer Kaw

4. Mike Alessi Suz

5. Justin Brayton Hon

6. Robbie Kiniry Yam

7. Broc Tickle Kaw

8. Nico Izzi Yam

9. Weston Peick Kaw

10. Josh Grant Kaw

11. Kyle Chisholm Kaw

12. Brett Metcalfe Suz

13. Wil Hahn Hon

14. Kyle Regal Kaw

15. Matt Goerke Suz

16. Jeff Alessi Suz

17. Preston Mull Hon

18. Daniel Blair Suz

19. Josh Hansen Kaw

20. James Stewart Yam

Villopoto took home the trophy, and number 1 for 2013.

Photo: Simon Cudby

Supercross Class Heat 1 (Top 9 Advance)

1. R. Villopoto

2. J. Brayton

3. B. Tickle

4. N. Izzi

5. K. Chisholm

6. J. Hansen

7. J. Alessi

8. R. Kiniry

9. J. Grant

10. G. Faith

11. T. Tapia

12. J. Abertson

13. T. Sewell

14. A. Albers

15. R. Clark

16. J. Oswald

17. J. Browne

18. K. Johnson

19. A. Enticknap

20. C. Green

Supercross Class Heat 2 (Top 9 Advance)

1. J. Stewart

2. J. Weimer

3. D. Millsaps

4. B. Metcalfe

5. M. Goerke

6. W. Peick

7. K. Regal

8. D. Blair

9. P. Mull

10. A. Ray

11. S. Wennerstrom

12. R. Marshall

13. H. Harrison

14. C. Stone

15. K. Windham

16. J. Thomas

17. M. Tedder

18. M. Alessi

19. W. Hahn

20. J. Sipes

Millsaps put in a strong ride finishing runner up in Houston.

Photo: Simon Cudby

Supercross Class LCQ (Top 2 Advance)

1. M. Alessi

2. W. Hahn

3. G. Faith

4. J. Albertson

5. T. Sewell

6. T. Tapia

7. J. Thomas

8. J. Browne

9. J. Sipes

10. S. Wennerstrom

11. A. Albers

12. R. Clark

13. J. Oswald

14. C. Stone

15. M. Tedder

16. A. Enticknap

17. H. Harrison

18. C. Green

19. A. Ray

20. K. Johnson

21. R. Marshall

22. K. Windham

Lites East Overall

1. Ken Roczen KTM

2. Justin Barcia Hon

3. Blake Baggett Kaw

4. Blake Wharton Suz

5. Phil Nicoletti Hon

6. Alex Martin Hon

7. Jake Canada Hon

8. Justin Bogle Hon

9. Kyle Cunningham Yam

10. Matt Lemoine Kaw

11. Kyle Peters Yam

12. Austin Politelli Hon

13. Les Smith KTM

14. Shane Sewell KTM

15. Tommy Weeck Hon

16. Malcolm Stewart KTM

17. Darryn Durham Kaw

18. Zack Freeberg Hon

19. Daniel Herrlein Hon

20. Lance Vincent KTM

Roczen took the surprise win in Houston.
Photo: Simon Cudby

Lites East Heat 1 (Top 9 Advance)

1. J. Barcia

2. K. Roczen

3. A. Martin

4. K. Cunningham

5. K. Peters

6. L. Vincent

7. A. Politelli

8. P. Nicoletti

9. J. Canada

10. D. Tedder

11. T. Bright

12. A. Pellegrini

13. C. Robbins

14. A. Gulley

15. A. Hickey

16. M. Willard

17. T. Futrell

18. K. Hussey

19. T. Bowers

20. S. Hackley

Lites East Heat 2 (Top 9 Advance)

1. J. Bogle

2. B. Baggett

3. M. Stewart

4. T. Weeck

5. L. Smith

6. S. Sewell

7. B. Wharton

8. Z. Freeberg

9. D. Herrlein

10. J. Gibson

11. M. Lemoine

12. D. Durham

13. B. Ripple

14. S. Rife

15. A. Gulley

16. S. Lipanovich

17. D. Buller

18. M. Akaydin

19. V. McKiddie

20. A. Catanzaro

While Baggett, Roczen and Barcia share the podium in Houston, Barcia is still up 32 points.

Photo: Simon Cudby

Lites East LCQ (Top 2 Advance)

1. D. Durham

2. M. Lemoine

3. J. Gibson

4. S. Rife

5. T. Bright

6. D. Tedder

7. A. Catanzaro

8. D. Buller

9. C. Robbins

10. A. Gulley

11. S. Lipanovich

12. A. Gulley

13. M. Akaydin

14. M. Willard

15. T. Futrell

16. A. Hickey

17. A. Pellegrini

18. T. Bowers

19. S. Hackley

20. V. McKiddie

21. B. Ripple

22. K. Hussey

Supercross Points Standings
Ryan Villopoto 296pts. Kaw
Ryan Dungey 192pts. KTM
Davi Millsaps 191pts. Yam
Justin Brayton 181pts. Hon
James Stewart 178pts. Yam
Jake Weimer 170pts. Kaw
Kevin Windham 166pts. Hon

Brett Metcalfe 154pts. Suz

Mike Alessi 154pts. Suz
Chad Reed 128pts. Hon

Broc Tickle 122pts. Kaw

Kyle Chisholm 116pts. Kaw
Josh Hansen 89pts. Kaw
Nick Wey 76pts. Kaw
Robby Kinkiry 67pts. Yam
Marvin Musquin 59pts. KTM
Andrew Short 59pts. Hon
Matt Goerke 58pts. Suz

Weston Peick 51pts. Kaw

Cole Seely 37pts. Hon

Lites East Points Standings
Justin Barcia 167pts. Hon
Blake Wharton 135pts. Suz
Ken Roczen 127pts. KTM
Darryn Durham 118pts. Kaw
Blake Baggett 106pts. Kaw
Jake Canada 104pts Suz

Justin Bogle 87pts. Hon
Alex Martin 65pts. Hon
Matt Lemoine 57pts. Kaw
Malcolm Stewart 55pts. KTM
Kyle Cunningham 55pts. Yam
Shane Sewell 44pts. KTM
Les Smith 42pts. KTM
PJ Larsen 38pts. KTM
Phillip Nicoletti 36pts. Hon
Tommy Weeck 36pts. Hon
Cole Thompson 32pts. Hon

Hunter Hewitt 31pts. Suz
Tyler Bowers 28pts. Kaw
Lance Vincent 26pts. KTM

That number 1 on Villopoto's back will be making a return next year as well.
Photo: Simon Cudby

Can-Am GNCC Championship
Steele Creek - Morganton, NC

XC1 Overall
1. Kailub Russell KTM
2. Paul Whibley Yam
3. Cory Buttrick KTM
4. Thad Duvall Hon

5. Jordan Ashburn Yam
6. Charlie Mullins KTM

7. Garrett Edmisten Kaw
8. Jimmy Jarrett Hon
9. Takeshi Koikeda KTM
10. Chris Bach BET
12. Rory Mead KTM
12. Nathan Kanney Hon

Kailub Russell took his second win of the season at Steele Creek in Morganton, NC.

Photo: GNCCRacing.com

XC2 Overall
1. Steward Baylor Jr. KTM
2. Jesse Robinson HSB
3. Brad Bakken Yam
4. Jededhaih Haines Kaw
5. Scott Grills Hon
6. Jason Thomas HSQ
7. Cody Gragg Yam
8. Andrew Delong HSQ
9. Zach Nolan KTM
10. Nick Davis KTM

XC1 Points Standings
1. Paul Whibley 76pts YAM
2. Kailub Russell 69pts KTM
3. Charlie Mullins 65pts KTM
4. Thad Duvall 52pts HON
5. Cory Buttrick 50pts KTM

XC2 Points Standings
1. Steward Baylor 90pts KTM
2. Jesse Robinson 68pts HUSA
3. Jason Thomas 58pts HUSQ
4. Jedediah Haines 49pts YAM
5. Brad Bakken 46pts YAM

Monster Energy MX Nationals Austrailan Nationals
Round 1 - Conodale, AUS

MX1 Overall

1. Ben Townley
2. Josh Coppins
3. Todd Waters
4. Jake Moss
5. Brad Anderson
6. Lawson Bopping
7. Jay Marmont
8. Cody Cooper
9. Tye Simmonds
10. Billy Mackenzie

MX2 Overall
1. Kirk Gibbs
2, Ford Dale
3. Luke Styke
4. Josh Cahcia
5. Adam Monea
6. Justin McDonald
7. Kade Mosig
8. Cheyne Boyd
9. Lewis Woods
10. Brock Winston

Maxxis British Motocross Championship
Canada Heights - Kent, England

MX1 Overall

1. Mattis Karro KTM
2. Stephen Sword Suz
3. Shaun Simpson Yam
4. Kevin Strijbos KTM
5. Kristian Whatley Hon
6. Marc De Reuver Kaw
7. Dorren Coutts Hon
8. Martin Barr Kaw
9. Gert Krestinov Hon
10. Alex Snow Kaw

MX2 Overall
1. Elliot Banks-Brown KTM
2. Neville Bradshaw
3. Mel Pocock Yam

4. Nicolas Aubin Hon
5. Bryan Mackenzie KTM
6. Steven Lenoir Yam
7. Connor Walkley Kaw
8. Jordan Booker Hon
9. Stuart Edmonds Suz
10. Shane Carless KTM

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The Conversation

BillC wrote: 7:29am April 2, 2012

Crazy race!! K-Dub wad's, JB goes nut's, JS crashes out (again)

bucky394 wrote: 8:04am April 2, 2012

No kidding BillC. Still great to watch, even w/o all the big guns. K-Dub was catchin' JS 7 he was gonna get him, as it looked to me, and that would have been epic! Still great racing. And I see there was a terrible accident for some of my fellow Minnesotans on there way home from the race @ Houston. In Kansas somewhere.5 of them were killed. Sad story for sure.

TuffBlockMekanic wrote: 8:50am April 2, 2012

So sad to hear about the accident involving a motorcycle racing family. That is one of the most horrible accidents I have ever heard of.

My prayers go out to the family.

http://www.accidentin.com/article32692892/motor_home_crashes_into_ravine_killing_five_adults_and_children_and_injuring_13__daily_mail.htm

bucky394 wrote: 8:57am April 2, 2012

@tuffblock-Ditto Prayers from here too. (can't beleive I forgot that)

Open_Class wrote: 9:30am April 2, 2012

For all you JS fanboys. What if your guy just rode up to and not over the limits of himself and the bike.

And say, finished all his races this year. HE would have a solid lock on second place in the championship and RV would not have wrapped it up with 4 to go.

JS could be within 1 race of the championship.

But nope! your guy just keeps making mistakes and you keep making excuses. JGR should absolutely be tired of putting in all the work every week just to have there guy taking dirt samples and pulling off.

Kawi saw the head case and walked away, why do you think JSE was started in the first place? Oh and why it is defunct.

yzchris76 wrote: 10:21am April 2, 2012

Stewart is an idiot, I'm over him. He needs to quit before he hurts a rider that actually is trying to do well.

mxguy94 wrote: 11:56am April 2, 2012

wow prayers to that family.

congrats RV !
14 was on it! get well soon please, that was so great to watch.
barcia barcia barcia, wtF? that was embarassing for NY MX. we know your just a kid but that was just so pathetic and stupid. please do everything u can do to make it better from here forward.
way to go Phil Nicoletti!!!!!

theinternetkid wrote: 12:16pm April 2, 2012

How did Ricky do in Georgia, or was that just a cruel April fools joke?

caharker17 wrote: 1:54pm April 2, 2012

Who would have thought at the beginning of the year that Mike Alessi would get a top five? Dungey and Reed would be out with injuries; two of the most consistent riders? Davi Millsaps Second in points with 4 races to go? (yes, i know he isnt second now, but Dungey is out and Davi is down by 1) K-Dub would crash out and not make a main event? A crazy year that saw RV dominate. He did'nt get it handed to him, he was just first in line to benefit from others mistakes.

wrote: 8:34pm April 2, 2012

@bucky394 ..@openclass ... KDub , was never gonna catch JS , James was playing with him , and when KDub rode over his head ...openclass , He went down , if KDub would not have ridden over his head , what place would he be in right now ??...both of your posts are fan driven only , no real facts or knowledge from you two ...HAH ! LOL!

wrote: 8:36pm April 2, 2012

DEEPEST SYMPATHY ..to the Moto Family ...

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