Yamaha Wake-Up Call
Monday, May 21, 2012 | 6:00 AMHangtown - Sacramento, CA
1. James Stewart Suz 1-1
2. Ryan Dungey KTM 3-2
3. Mike Alessi Suz 7-3
4. Andrew Short Hon 5-4
5. Brett Metcalfe Suz 4-5
6. Broc Tickle Kaw 6-7
7. Davi Millsaps Yam 2-14
8. Jake Weimer Kaw 10-6
9. Josh Grant Kaw 9-8
10. Nico Izzi Yam 11-10
11. Kyle Chisholm Kaw 13-9
12. Robby Kiniry Yam 12-13
13. Jimmy Albertson Suz 17-12
14. Tommy Hahn Hon 8-27
15. Matt Lemoine Kaw 19-11
16. Vince Friese Suz 15-18
17. Sean Collier Hon 14-24
18. Ryan Sipes Yam 25-15
19. Justin Brayton Hon 24-16
20. Nick Wey Kaw 16-36
21. Kyle Regal Yam 28-17
22. Michael Byrne Suz 18-22
23. Derek Anderson Kaw 23-19
24. Kevin Rookstool Hon 38-20
25. Ben LaMay Yam 20-35
26. Billy Laninovich Hon 21-23
27. Justin Sipes Kaw 27-21
28. Les Smith KTM 22-28
29. Austin Howell Suz 26-25
30. Sean Borkenhagen Kaw 32-26
31. Jason Thomas Suz 30-29
32. Preston Mull Hon 31-30
33. Michael Giese Yam 34-31
34. Dalton Carlson Yam 33-32
35. Dustin Pipes Suz 29-37
36. Josh Greco Kaw 36-33
37. Blake Ballard Kaw 37-34
38. Dakota Kessler Hon 35-38
39. Ryan Hughes Yam 39-39
40. Tyla Rattray Kaw 40-40

James Stewart went 1-1 in his return to the Lucas Oil Motocross Championship to claim the overall.
Simon Cudby photo
450 Moto 1 Overall
- James Stewart
- Davi Millsaps
- Ryan Dungey
- Brett Metcalfe
- Andrew Short
- Broc Tickle
- Mike Alessi
- Tommy Hahn
- Josh Grant
- Jake Weimer
- Nico Izzi
- Robby Kiniry
- Kyle Chisholm
- Sean Collier
- Vince Friese
- Nick Wey
- Jimmy Albertson
- Michael Byrne
- Matt Lemoine
- Ben LaMay
- Billy Laninovich
- Les Smith
- Derek Anderson
- Justin Brayton
- Ryan Sipes
- Austin Howell
- Justin Sipes
- Kyle Regal
- Dusty Pipes
- Jason Thomas
- Preston Mull
- Sean Borkenhagen
- Dalton Carlson
- Michael Giese
- Dakota Kessler
- Josh Greco
- Blake Ballard
- Kevin Rookstool
- Ryan Hughes
- Tyla Rattray
450 Moto 2 Overall
- James Stewart
- Ryan Dungey
- Mike Alessi
- Brett Metcalfe
- Andrew Short
- Jake Weimer
- Broc Tickle
- Josh Grant
- Kyle Chisholm
- Nico Izzi
- Matt Lemoine
- Jimmy Albertson
- Robby Kiniry
- Davi Millsaps
- Ryan Sipes
- Justin Brayton
- Kyle Regal
- Vince Friese
- Derek Anderson
- Kevin Rookstool
- Justin Sipes
- Michael Byrne
- Billy Laninovich
- Sean Collier
- Austin Howell
- Sean Borkenhagen
- Tommy Hahn
- Les Smith
- Jason Thomas
- Preston Mull
- Michael Giese
- Dalton Carlson
- Josh Greco
- Blake Ballard
- Ben LaMay
- Nick Wey
- Dustin Pipes
- Dakota Kessler
- Tyla Rattray
- Ryan Hughes
450 Points Standings
James Stewart 50pts. Suz
Ryan Dungey 42pts. KTM
Mike Alessi 34pts. Suz
Andrew Short 34pts. Hon
Brett Metcalfe 34pts. Suz
Broc Tickle 29pts. Kaw
Davi Millsaps 29pts. Yam
Jake Weimer 26pts. Kaw
Josh Grant 25pts. Kaw
Nico Izzi 21pts. Yam
Kyle Chisholm 20pts. Kaw
Robby Kiniry 17pts. Yam
Jimmy Albertson 13pts. Suz
Tommy Hahn 13pts. Hon
Matt Lemoine 12pts. Kaw
Vince Friese 9pts. Suz
Sean Collier 7pts. Hon
Ryan Sipes 6pts. Yam
Justin Brayton 5pts. Hon
Nick Wey 5pts. Kaw
250 Overall
1. Blake Baggett Kaw 1-1
2. Justin Barcia Hon 3-2
3. Ken Roczen KTM 2-3
4. Ivan Tedesco Kaw 6-5
5. Eli Tomac Hon 4-10
6. Martin Davalos Suz 14-4
7. Kyle Cunningham Yam 9-8
8. Jason Anderson Suz 8-9
9. Marvin Musquin KTM 5-14
10. Wil Hahn Hon 7-13
11. Jake Canada Hon 10-11
12. Blake Wharton Suz 16-6
13. Travis Baker Hon 15-12
14. Gareth Swanepoel Yam 12-15
15. Justin Bogle Hon 21-7
16. Jessy Nelson Hon 13-17
17. Kyle Peters Yam 11-30
18. Hunter Hewitt Suz 17-16
19. AJ Catanzaro KTM 18-18
20. Shane Sewell KTM 19-19
21. Alex Martin Hon 23-20
22. Killy Rusk Hon 20-37
23. Dakota Tedder Kaw 24-25
24. Scott Champion Hon 34-22
25. Tevin Tapia KTM 39-21
26. Malcolm Stewart KTM 25-39
27. Topher Ingall Hon 35-31
28. Joey Peters Yam 22-28
29. Zack Freeberg KTM 26-35
30. Brad Nauditt Hon 29-26
31. Travis Bell Hon 30-32
32. Robert Noftz Hon 28-34
33. Landen Powell Hon 31-29
34. Steve Roman Yam 32-33
35. Chris Plouffe Hon 33-36
36. Dean Wilson Kaw 36-40
37. Phil Nicoletti Hon 40-38
38. Johnny Jelderda Hon 27-27
39. Preston Tilford Hon 38-23
40. Jason Potter Hon 37-34
250 Moto 1 Overall
1. Blake Baggett
2. Ken Roczen
3. Justin Barcai
4. Eli Tomac
5. Marvin Musquin
6. Ivan Tedesco
7. Wil Hahn
8. Jason Anderson
9. Kyle Cunningham
10. Jake Canada
11. Kyle Peters
12. Gareth Swanepoel
13. Jessy Nelson
14. Martin Davalos
15. Travis Baker
16. Blake Wharton
17. Hunter Hewitt
18. AJ Catanzaro
19. Shane Sewell
20. Killy Rusk
21. Justin Bogle
22. Joey Peters
23. Alex Martin
24. Dakota Tedder
25. Malcolm Stewart
26. Zack Freeberg
27. Johnny Jeldera
28. Robert Noftz
29. Brad Nauditt
30. Travis Bell
31. Landen Powell
32. Steve Roman
33. Chris Plouffe
34. Scott Champion
35. Topher Ingalls
36. Preston Tilford
37. Dean Wilson
38. Jason Potter
39. Phil Nicoletti
40. Tevin Tapia
250 Moto 2 Overall
- Blake Baggett
- Justin Barcia
- Ken Rozen
- Martin Davalos
- Ivan Tedesco
- Blake Wharton
- Justin Bogle
- Kyle Cunningham
- Jason Anderson
- Eli Tomac
- Jake Canada
- Travis Baker
- Wil Hahn
- Marvin Musquin
- Gareth Swanepoel
- Hunter Hewitt
- Jessy Nelson
- AJ Catanzaro
- Shane Sewell
- Alex Martin
- Tevin Tapia
- Scott Champion
- Preston Tilford
- Robert Noftz
- Dakota Tedder
- Brad Nauditt
- Johnny Jelderda
- Joey Peters
- Landen Powell
- Kyle Peters
- Topher Ingalls
- Travis Bell
- Steven Roman
- Jason Potter
- Zach Freeberg
- Chris Plouffe
- Killy Rusk
- Phil Nicoletti
- Malcolm Stewart
- Dean Wilson

Justin Barcia (left) and Ken Rozen (right) would join Baggett (middle) on the 250 podium.
Simon Cudby photo
250 Points Standings
Blake Baggett 50pts. Kaw
Justin Barcia 42pts. Hon
Ken Roczen 42pts. KTM
Ivan Tedesco 31pts. Kaw
Eli Tomac 29pts. Hon
Martin Davalos 25pts. Suz
Kyle Cunningham 25pts. Yam
Jason Anderson 25pts. Suz
Marvin Musquin 23pts. KTM
Wil Hahn 22pts. Hon
Jake Canada 21pts. Hon
Blake Wharton 20pts. Suz
Travis Baker 15pts. Hon
Gareth Swanepoel 15pts. Yam
Justin Bogle 14pts. Hon
Jessy Nelson 12pts. Hon
Kyle Peters 10pts. Yam
Hunter Hewitt 9pts. Suz
AJ Catanzaro 6pts. KTM
Shane Sewell 4pts. KTM
WMX Overall
1. Jessica Patterson Suz 2-2
2. Ashley Fiolek Hon 1-5
3. Tarah Gieger Hon 3-3
4. Meghan Rutledge Kaw 8-1
5. Sayaka Kaneshiro Hon 5-4
6. Kasie Creson Hon 6-6
7. Mariana Balbi Hon 7-8
8. Sara Pettersson KTM11-9
9. Lindsey Palmer Kaw 10-11
10. Hailey Larson Hon 9-13
11. Jacqueline Strong KTM 14-10
12. Sara Price Kaw 4-31
13. Amanda Maheu Yam 30-7
14. Alexah Pearson KTM 19-12
15. Sade Allender Hon 16-15
16. Amanda Brown Hon 13-18
17. Taylor Miller Suz 17-16
18. Sarah Whitmore KTM 12-21
19. Brittany Marcotte Hon 29-14
20. Jackie Ives Yam 15-29
WMX Moto 1 Overall
1. A. Fiolek
2. J. Patterson
3. T. Gieger
4. S. Price
5. S. Kaneshiro
6. K. Creson
7. M. Balbi
8. M. Rutledge
9. H. Larson
10. L. Palmer
11. S. Petterson
12. S. Whitmore
13. A. Brown
14. J. Strong
15. J. Ives
16. S. Allender
17. T. Miller
18. S. Dickson
19. A. Pearson
20. A. Zastrow
WMX Moto 2 Overall
- M. Rutledge
- J. Patterson
- T. Gieger
- S. Kaneshiro
- A. Fiolek
- K. Creson
- A. Maheu
- M. Balbi
- S. Pettersson
- J. Strong
- L. Palmer
- A. Pearson
- H. Larson
- B. Marcotte
- S. Allender
- T. Miller
- B. DeGray
- A. Brown
- M. McClain
- A. Brown
WMX Points Standings
Jessica Patterson 44pts. Suz
Ashley Fiolek 41pts. Hon
Tarah Gieger 40pts. Hon
Meghan Rutledge 38pts. Kaw
Sayaka Kaneshiro 34pts. Hon
Kasie Creson 30pts. Hon
Mariana Balbi 27pts. Hon
Sara Pettersson 22pts. KTM
Lindsey Palmer 21pts. Kaw
Hailey Larson 20pts. Hon

Fiolek (left) and Gieger (right) finished behind Patterson (center) at Hangtown.
Simon Cudby photo
Grand Prix of Brazil
1. Christophe Pourcel Kaw 1-4
2. David Philippaerts Yam 2-6
3. Kevin Strijbos KTM 5-3
5. Rui Goncalves Hon 4-8
6. Xavier Boog Kaw 16-1
7. Clement Desalle Suz 13-2
8. Antonio Cairoli KTM 8-9
9. Evgeny Bobryshev Hon 9-10
10. Shaun Simpson Yam 7-12
11. Ken de Dycker KTM 6-13
12. Jonathan Barragan Hon 12-11
13. Matiss Karro KTM 10-14
14. Tanel Leok Suz 20-7
15. Davide Guarneri KTM 14-15
16. Dean Ferris Kaw 11-22
17. Alfie Smith Yam 15-18
18. Santtu Tiainen Kaw 17-19
19. Antonio Balbi Kaw 21-16
20. Herjan Brakke Yam 24-17
1. Tommy Searle Kaw 1-1
2. Christophe Charlier Yam 2-5
3. Jose Butron KTM 8-2
4. Jeremy van Horebeek KTM 3-6
5. Joel Roelants Kaw 5-4
6. Max Anstie Hon 4-7
7. Jeffery Herlings KTM 12-3
8. Jake Nicholls KTM 7-10
9. Alessandro Lupino Husq 11-8
10. Harri Kullas Suz 10-9
11. Jordi Tixier KTM 9-12
12. Glenn Coldenhoff KTM 6-15
13. Dylan Ferrandis Kaw 15-11
14. Petar Petrov Suz 14-14
15. Valentin Guillod KTM 13-16
16. Michael Leib Yam 24-13
17. Julien Lieber KTM 17-18
18. Marcal Muller KTM 16-20
19. Nikolaj Larsen Suz 23-17
20. Endrews Armstrong Hon 20-19
Antonio Cairoli 203pts. KTM
Clement Desalle 179pts. Suz
Christophe Pourcel 172pts. Kaw
Gautier Paulin 170pts. Kaw
Ken de Dycker 154pts. KTM
David Phillippaerts 142pts. Yam
Kevin Strijbos 139pts. KTM
Xavier Boog 129pts. Kaw
Rui Goncalves 110pts. Hon
Tanel Leok 107pts. Suz
Evgeny Bobryshev 92pts. Hon
Shaun Simpson 81pts. Yam
Jonathan Barragan 78pts. Hon
Mattis Karro 71pts. KTM
Davide Guarneri 59pts. KTM
Tommy Searle 203pts. Kaw
Jeremy van Horebeek 189pts. KTM
Joel Roelants 152pts. Kaw
Max Anstie 137pts. Hon
Jordi Tixier 128pts. KTM
Jake Nicholls 120pts. KTM
Dylan Ferrandis 107pts. Kaw
Alessandro Lupino 103pts. Husq
Harri Kullas 99pts. Suz
Jose Burton 95pts. KTM
Christopher Charlier 93pts. Yam
Petar Petrov 71pts. Suz
Michael Leib 69pts Yam
Glenn Coldenhoof 62pts KTM
Can-Am GNCC Championship
Kailub Russell 147pts KTM
Paul Whibley 147pts Yam
Charlie Mullins 121pts KTM
Rory Mead 105pts KTM
Thad DuVall 97pts Hon
Jordan Ashburn 89pts Yam
Chris Batch 79pts BET
Garrett Edmisten 78pts Kaw
Nathan Kanney 65pts Hon

Paul Whibley is now tied with Kailub Russell in the XC1 class.
Ken Hill//GNCCRacing.com photo
Steward Baylor 161pts KTM
Jason Thomas 118pts HUSQ
Jesse Robinson 111pts HUSA
Jedediah Haines 101pts YAM
Brad Bakken 97pts YAM
Andrew Delong 93pts. HSQ
Cody Gragg 65pts. Yam
Scott Grills 64pts. Hon
AJ Stewart 63pts. Yam
Zach Nolan 46pts. KTM
Round 5 - Murray Bridge, AUS
1. Todd Waters Suz
2. Brad Anderson Hon
3. Tye Simmonds Hon
4. Lawson Bopping Yam
5. Cody Copper Suz
6. Josh Coppins Yam
7. Dan Reardon KTM
8. Daniel McCoy Suz
9. Dean Porter Suz Mike Philips Hon
10. Jay Marmont Kaw
11. Gordon Crockard Kaw
12. Tim Vare
13. Thomas Alexander
14. Calle Aspegren Hon
15. Beau Ralston
1. Josh Cachia KTM
2. Cheyne Boyd Hon
3. Ford Dale Hon
4. Justin McDonald Hon
5. Luke Styke Yam
6. Scott Columb Suz
7. Lewis Woods Suz
8. Kade Mosig Kaw
10. Nick Murray Suz
11. Kirk Gibbs Yam
12. Brock Winston KTM
13. Luke Arbon Yam
14. Adam Monea Suz
15. Corey Lucas

Todd Waters took the overall in the MX1 class.
Simon Makker/MotoOnline.com.au photo
Josh Coppins 301pts. Yam
Todd Waters 280pts. Suz
Brad Anderson 274pts. Hon
Lawson Bopping 255pts. Yam
Tye Simmonds 234pts. Hon
Cody Cooper 232pts. Suz
Jay Marmont 207pts. Kaw
Jake Moss 171pts. Hon
Daniel McCoy 164pts. Suz
Luke Styke 306pts. Yam
Ford Dale 274pts. Hon
Cheyne Boyd 258pts. Hon
Josh Cahcia 258pts. KTM
Kade Mosig 233pts. Kaw
Kirk Gibbs 229pts. Yam
Adam Monea 215pts. Suz
Justin McDonald 192pts. Hon
Lewis Woods 173pts. Suz
Errol Willis 168pts. Suz
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I love it when a plan comes together!!!!!!!!
What the heck happen at the Brazil GP?? Both points leaders had bad days??
. How does the Crow tastes Non JS fans?? Lots of you "KNEW" he was not in shape and could not win... FAIL!!!
Pass the BBQ sause, BillC, He suprised me. I didn't think he could turn it around so fast. Really thought Dungey would have a little more there for him. However, the season is young and as the SX season showed us this year-anything can and will happen. I'm liking the new JS7 and his humble attitude so far. (Still gotta pull for the homeboy-just gotta.)
I will say that's pretty impressive for JS7 to switch brands like that and come out and dominate. It's got to be a huge boost for his confidence based on his supercross season. Although it is still early so we will have to see if he can keep it together and quit riding over his head. I also expect Dungey as some point to really come on strong and challenge James.
Congratulations to Tommy Searle. But who won the second MX1 race ?
I find it very interesting that in a proper mud bath the smoothest riders do the best. Christophe Pourcel was lapping 10 seconds faster than the next placed rider in the first race !
Mixed feelings here. I wanted James to do well.....just not THAT well because I want RD to win. I really didn't think James could do that. Big surprise and congrats. He has been struggling so I was glad to see it. Plus I am a Suzuki fan as well. I was not one of those people that thought, in any way, Dungey was going to walk away with this series but I too thought he would have a little more than he did. I bet he is a bit surprised too! On another note, really bummed for Tomac. I really thought he would do MUCH better. Have to keep telling myself "It's only the first race".
Hmmm....
Don't seem to remember too many JS7 fans eating crow when he had his miserable SX season. And save the "it was the bike" excuses. I lost count of how many predictions I read of "total SX domination" ON THE JGR YAMAHA for JS7.
No problem with people celebrating JS7's awesome debut on the Zook in the Nationals, but it's hard for you to talk about the "JS Haters" eating crow when you guys weren't willing to eat crow when it was your turn. Just sayin'....
All due respect but, what in the Hell do you think the JGR camp must be thinking about now. Seriously! Major head scratching going on over there.
And justifiably so...
Simple JS won some SX races and flopped at others. Right now it looks like JS couldn't adapt to the YZ and feels better on the RMZ. Others do better on the YZ and don't get along with RMZ's. Heres hoping he stays on two wheels !!
I also would really like to know how RD would compare his KTM to his old RM, how he is feeling on it. I think bothe teams with a few more races will have their setups more dialed in.
Caseypons, I think the JGR guys deep down knew JS was struugling on the bike, not becasue of their fault, but just the bikes overall characteristics and the way he rides. I look at Pourcell last year after he rode a few races and ralized what he was riding and said "fuk this" in french of course.
jajajajajajajajajajajajajajaja.
This is going to be one looooooong summer for the haters.
Its going to be sooo much fun.
Is it me or did James look more comfortable on the Suzuki than the Yamaha?
As we were watching we kept saying he looked really smooth on the bike.
As for the GP, what happened to last years KTM rider Max Nagl? Just wondering.
caseypons: Trust me, you couldn't throw JS7's spoiled little butt on JGR again. They learned a lesson the hard way when they chose to sign style and hype over substance and integrity. It will be hard for them to recover from this one. They had a shot at RD5 but chose Stewart. I think they new it was a huge gamble(The first time Joe Gibbs ever gambled on anything to my knowledge) and they lost.They know now that in the long run, RV, RD TC and the like will be winning these championships. Come back in a few weeks and we'll talk.....
GraciousOne i did not need to eat Crow in SX because I said RV was going to win it and he did. So you must have me mixed up with someone else.
.Bucky the Crow is not for you, You never bad mouthed JS just said you did not think he would win. Thats fine the guys who eat the crow are the ones who said he can't win cuz hge does not train, Its not the bike he just does not have it and much worce stuff.
RCRDDW ..... "sign style and hype over substance and integrity"
.Who had what this weekend??
@BillC:
To clarify: whilst you did make an "eating crow" comment on this thread, my post was not directed specifically at you. However, I think we can both agree there are a lot of JS7 fans out there to whom my comment DOES apply.
And for the record, I said that JS7 MAY win races, and he MAY even win the championship. However, I DID say that his days of DOMINANCE were over. And I still stand by that comment. If, at the end of the season, Stewart has dominated over a healthy Dungey, then I guess I'll have to grab my knife and fork and dig in.
Thanks for letting me off easy BillC. I try not to be too hard on anybody. JS 7 is lookin' good, and I would like to see him take the CR 22 approach. I think that would be best. He may have it in him, and if he could his fan base would really grow. Not that he is hurting for fans, but it would be cool to see. He has a good start from what I can tell. Keep it up JS 7!
Tedesco goes 6-5 for 4th o/a- Metcalfe goes 4-5 for 5th o/a- moto can be cruel sometimes.