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You can easily make the argument that the Monster Energy/Pro Circuit Kawasaki team is the most succesful in the history of the sport. Yes, factory efforts (like Team Honda circa-1982-1996) saw their share of dominance in the big class, but PC's run has gone on for 21 seasons now, with a staggering number of riders.

The latest is Blake Baggett, who snagged PC's 10th 250 MX Championship in the last 15 years. But his Lake Elsinore win not only sealed the title, it also marked PC's 100th AMA Motocross win of all-time. This week for The List, we provide the full honor role with each of PC's 100 all-time outdoor wins.

(And, by the way, the team has over 200 wins all time when you throw their supercross success in. But that's another list for another day!)

Number	Year	Series	Rider's name	Class	Venue	Bike
1	1991	MX	Brian Swink	125MX	Mt. Morris, PA	Honda
2	1993	MX	James Dobb	125MX	New Berlin, NY	Kawasaki
3	1994	MX	Ryan Hughes	125MX	New Berlin, NY	Kawasaki
4	1994	MX	Ryan Hughes	125MX	Washougal, WA	Kawasaki
5	1995	MX	Ryan Hughes	125MX	Sacramento, CA	Kawasaki
6	1995	MX	Ryan Hughes	125MX	New Berlin, NY	Kawasaki
7	1997	MX	Ricky Carmichael	125MX	Gainesville, FL	Kawasaki
8	1997	MX	Ricky Carmichael	125MX	Sacramento, CA	Kawasaki
9	1997	MX	Ricky Carmichael	125MX	San Bernardino, CA	Kawasaki
10	1997	MX	Ricky Carmichael	125MX	Mechanicsville, MD	Kawasaki
11	1997	MX	Ricky Carmichael	125MX	Southwick, MA	Kawasaki
12	1997	MX	Ricky Carmichael	125MX	Millville, MN	Kawasaki
13	1997	MX	Ricky Carmichael	125MX	Washougal, WA	Kawasaki
14	1997	MX	Ricky Carmichael	125MX	Binghamton, NY	Kawasaki
15	1998	MX	Ricky Carmichael	125MX	San Bernardino, CA	Kawasaki
16	1998	MX	Ricky Carmichael	125MX	Mt. Morris, PA	Kawasaki
17	1998	MX	Ricky Carmichael	125MX	Mechanicsville, MD	Kawasaki
18	1998	MX	Ricky Carmichael	125MX	Buchanan, MI	Kawasaki
19	1998	MX	Ricky Carmichael	125MX	New Berlin, NY	Kawasaki
20	1998	MX	Ricky Carmichael	125MX	Troy, OH	Kawasaki
21	1998	MX	Ricky Carmichael	125MX	Washougal, WA	Kawasaki
22	1998	MX	Ricky Carmichael	125MX	Millville, MN	Kawasaki
23	1999	MX	Ricky Carmichael	125MX	San Bernardino, CA	Kawasaki
24	1999	MX	Ricky Carmichael	125MX	Sacramento, CA	Kawasaki
25	1999	MX	Ricky Carmichael	125MX	Mt. Morris, PA	Kawasaki
26	1999	MX	Ricky Carmichael	125MX	Southwick, MA	Kawasaki
27	1999	MX	Ricky Carmichael	125MX	Buchanan, MI	Kawasaki
28	1999	MX	Ricky Carmichael	125MX	New Berlin, NY	Kawasaki
29	1999	MX	Ricky Carmichael	125MX	Troy, OH	Kawasaki
30	1999	MX	Ricky Carmichael	125MX	Binghamton, NY	Kawasaki
31	1999	MX	Ricky Carmichael	125MX	Delmont, PA	Kawasaki
32	1999	MX	Nick Wey	125MX	Millville, MN	Kawasaki
33	2001	MX	Michael Brown	125MX	Mechanicsville, MD	Kawasaki
34	2001	MX	Michael Brown	125MX	Troy, OH	Kawasaki
35	2001	MX	Michael Brown	125MX	Washougal, WA	Kawasaki
36	2001	MX	Ricky Carmichael	125MX	Delmont, PA	Kawasaki
37	2003	MX	Michael Brown	125MX	San Bernardino, CA	Kawasaki
38	2003	MX	Michael Brown	125MX	Mt. Morris, PA	Kawasaki
39	2005	MX	Grant Langston	125MX	Sacramento, CA	Kawasaki
40	2005	MX	Grant Langston	125MX	Southwick, MA	Kawasaki
41	2005	MX	Grant Langston	125MX	Buchanan, MI	Kawasaki
42	2005	MX	Grant Langston	125MX	San Bernardino, CA	Kawasaki
43	2005	MX	Ivan Tedesco	125MX	Lakewood, CO	Kawasaki
44	2005	MX	Ivan Tedesco	125MX	Washougal, WA	Kawasaki
45	2006	MX	Ryan Villopoto	MX Lites	Mt. Morris, PA	Kawasaki
46	2006	MX	Ryan Villopoto	MX Lites	Mechanicsville, MD	Kawasaki
47	2006	MX	Ryan Villopoto	MX Lites	Buchanan, MI	Kawasaki
48	2006	MX	Ryan Villopoto	MX Lites	New Berlin, NY	Kawasaki
49	2006	MX	Ryan Villopoto	MX Lites	Lakewood, CO	Kawasaki
50	2006	MX	Ryan Villopoto	MX Lites	San Bernardino, CA	Kawasaki
51	2007	MX	Ben Townley	MX Lites	Southwick, MA	Kawasaki
52	2007	MX	Ben Townley	MX Lites	New Berlin, NY	Kawasaki
53	2007	MX	Ben Townley	MX Lites	Lakewood, CO	Kawasaki
54	2007	MX	Ben Townley	MX Lites	Washougal, WA	Kawasaki
55	2007	MX	Ben Townley	MX Lites	San Bernardino, CA	Kawasaki
56	2007	MX	Ryan Villopoto	MX Lites	Sacramento, CA	Kawasaki
57	2007	MX	Ryan Villopoto	MX Lites	Mechanicsville, MD	Kawasaki
58	2007	MX	Ryan Villopoto	MX Lites	Buchanan, MI	Kawasaki
59	2007	MX	Ryan Villopoto	MX Lites	Millville, MN	Kawasaki
60	2007	MX	Ryan Villopoto	MX Lites	Delmont, PA	Kawasaki
61	2007	MX	Ryan Villopoto	MX Lites	Wortham, TX	Kawasaki
62	2008	MX	Austin Stroupe	MX Lites	San Bernardino, CA	Kawasaki
63	2008	MX	Ryan Villopoto	MX Lites	Sacramento, CA	Kawasaki
64	2008	MX	Ryan Villopoto	MX Lites	Wortham, TX	Kawasaki
65	2008	MX	Ryan Villopoto	MX Lites	Mt. Morris, PA	Kawasaki
66	2008	MX	Ryan Villopoto	MX Lites	Lakewood, CO	Kawasaki
67	2008	MX	Ryan Villopoto	MX Lites	Buchanan, MI	Kawasaki
68	2008	MX	Ryan Villopoto	MX Lites	Mechanicsville, MD	Kawasaki
69	2008	MX	Ryan Villopoto	MX Lites	New Berlin, NY	Kawasaki
70	2008	MX	Ryan Villopoto	MX Lites	Southwick, MA	Kawasaki
71	2009	MX	Christophe Pourcel	MX Lites	Sacramento, CA	Kawasaki
72	2009	MX	Christophe Pourcel	MX Lites	Mt. Morris, PA	Kawasaki
73	2009	MX	Jake Weimer	MX Lites	Lakewood, CO	Kawasaki
74	2009	MX	Jake Weimer	MX Lites	Buchanan, MI	Kawasaki
75	2009	MX	Christophe Pourcel	MX Lites	New Berlin, NY	Kawasaki
76	2009	MX	Jake Weimer	MX Lites	Mechanicsville, MD	Kawasaki
77	2009	MX	Christophe Pourcel	MX Lites	Delmont, PA	Kawasaki
78	2010	MX	Christophe Pourcel	MX Lites	Wortham, TX	Kawasaki
79	2010	MX	Tyla Rattray	MX Lites	Mt. Morris, PA	Kawasaki
80	2010	MX	Dean Wilson	MX Lites	Mechanicsville, MD	Kawasaki
81	2010	MX	Christophe Pourcel	MX Lites	Lakewood, CO	Kawasaki
82	2010	MX	Tyla Rattray	MX Lites	Southwick, MA	Kawasaki
83	2010	MX	Dean Wilson	MX Lites	Pala, CA	Kawasaki
84	2011	MX	Blake Baggett	MX 250	Rancho Cordova, CA	Kawasaki
85	2011	MX	Tyla Rattray	MX 250	Wortham, TX	Kawasaki
86	2011	MX	Blake Baggett	MX 250	Mt. Morris, PA	Kawasaki
87	2011	MX	Tyla Rattray	MX 250	Mechanicsville, MD	Kawasaki
88	2011	MX	Blake Baggett	MX 250	Lakewood, CO	Kawasaki
89	2011	MX	Blake Baggett	MX 250	Buchanan, MI	Kawasaki
90	2011	MX	Tyla Rattray	MX 250	Millville, MN	Kawasaki
91	2011	MX	Blake Baggett	MX 250	Washougal, WA	Kawasaki
92	2011	MX	Dean Wilson	MX 250	New Berlin, NY	Kawasaki
93	2011	MX	Tyla Rattray	MX 250	Southwick, MA	Kawasaki
94	2011	MX	Dean Wilson	MX 250	Delmont, PA	Kawasaki
95	2011	MX	Dean Wilson	MX 250	Pala, CA	Kawasaki
96	2102	MX	Blake Baggett	MX 250	Sacramento, CA	Kawasaki
97	2012	MX	Blake Baggett	MX 250	Mechanicsville, MD	Kawasaki
98	2012	MX	Blake Baggett	MX 250	Buchanan, MI	Kawasaki
99	2012	MX	Blake Baggett	MX 250	Southwick, MA	Kawasaki
100	2012	MX	Blake Baggett	MX 250	Lake Elsinore, CA	Kawasaki

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The Conversation

BillC wrote: 1:28pm September 14, 2012

pretty bad azz!!!!

Claxton wrote: 1:41pm September 14, 2012

Is there any record that RC does not hold in outdoor Motocross?

tomktm wrote: 1:46pm September 14, 2012

Claxton - No.

godwin39 wrote: 2:21pm September 14, 2012

Wow. I feel really, really old. I can't believe it has been 21 years since MC, Swink, Buehl and Lamson were on Team Peak.

mit12 wrote: 2:23pm September 14, 2012

Crashing, JS7 has that one all to him self. Ha ha.
Having a little fun guys not a hater.

clyde935 wrote: 2:48pm September 14, 2012

Interesting...RC accounts for a quarter of the wins. RC and RV combined cover almost half of them (45).

BillC wrote: 2:52pm September 14, 2012

Claxton YES JS has more wins in the 125 class I believe

mit12 wrote: 4:09pm September 14, 2012

BillC
You are correct JS7 has the most combined MX and SX 125/lites wins. RC has the 125/Lites MX lead over Mark Barnett.

MX Bob wrote: 4:21pm September 14, 2012

That's right. JS broke the record for 125s. I was glad. Much as I respect everything RC accomplished in his career, I thought dropping down for one race in order to break the record was kind of BS.

kryan523 wrote: 4:29pm September 14, 2012

Ricky(25wins) and Villopoto(20) account for 45% of the wins by themselves. Still amazing.

kryan523 wrote: 4:30pm September 14, 2012

Opps, Just seen Clyde's post.

BigUglyManiac wrote: 4:36pm September 14, 2012

Excellent Job Pro Circuit. Peyton and DeCoster stand apart from other team managers with their midas touch and team management wisdom. With them teaming together on the MSDN, it is no wonder why we have a record like no others. The best people with the best equipment beats luck every time in the long run, but PC has a way of pulling more out of riders than the riders think they have to deliver (i.e. Gaddis et al) Racing IS a cruel mistress, but PC has fully tamed the shrew.

BillC wrote: 4:51pm September 14, 2012

Outdoors I believe JS has 28, RC 27 and the bomber 26, The fact that RC dropped down to break the record at the time did not bother me but Mike Brown letting RC by for the win was BS and tanted the record for me but the JS can along and broke it for real anyway.

WStewart34 wrote: 6:56pm September 14, 2012

I question win #36 on this list. RC had won the 250(450) title on a Factory Kawasaki, then dropped down to the 125's for one race at Steel City to be the all time 125 winner. But, was he on a Pro Circuit bike?

super_fro_daddy wrote: 7:44pm September 14, 2012

Thought in '99 RC was on a factory Kawasaki??

looper148 wrote: 2:33am September 15, 2012

And James did it in 2 and a half years, which shows his domination in that class...

looper148 wrote: 2:34am September 15, 2012

And James did it in 2 and a half years, which shows his domination in that class...

frita wrote: 3:52am September 15, 2012

What team is in 2nd?

carlsbad wrote: 6:41pm September 15, 2012

.........and RC has 100+ MX wins all to himself, in less time..............GOAT indeed.

BigUglyManiac wrote: 6:59pm September 15, 2012

@WStewart34 - they took his old 125 off the showroom at PC, went through it and he raced it. It is back there now if you want to look at it, but indeed it was a PC bike through and through, even though he was a full factory Kawasaki rider. I love to go down there when I am in the area and look at the machines. Notice that RC's triple clamps are much bigger than the other guys - when the kid started he was the Tasmanian Devil of motocross, and his bikes needed to be upgraded to survive an IED on the road to Fallujah.