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Can-Am GNCC Championship
Powerline Park - St. Clairsville, OH

XC1 Overall
1. Kailub Russell KTM
2. Charlie Mullins KTM
3. Paul Whibley Yam
4. Thad DuVall Hon
5. Rory Mead KTM
6. Takeshi Koikeda KTM
7. Garrett Edmisten Kaw
8. Jordan Ashburn Yam
9. Jimmy Jarrett Hon
10. Nathan Kanney Hon
11. Adrian Smith Yam

XC1 Points Standings

Paul Whibley 274pts Yam
Kailub Russell 270pts KTM
Rory Mead 205pts KTM
Thad DuVall 186pts Hon
Charlie Mullins 168pts KTM
Jordan Ashburn 160pts Yam
Chris Bach 160pts Yam
Garrett Edmisten 137pts Kaw

Nathan Kanney 133pts Hon

Takeshi Koikeda 126pts. KTM

Kailub Russell won the overall at Powerline Park.
KTM photo

XC2 Overall
1. Jason Thomas KTM
2. Aaron Plessinger Yam
3. Andrew Delong HSQ
4. Scott Grills Hon
5. Steward Baylor Jr. KTM
6. Jedediah Haines Yam
7. Christopher Douglas KTM
8. Zach Nolan KTM
9. AJ Stewart Yam
10. Ryan Lojak Yam
11. Brad Bakken Yam
12. Philippe Chaine HSQ
13. Brett Zofchak KTM
14. Michael McGinnis KTM
15. Damon Rummel KTM

16. Jeremy Daudelin Yam
17. Larry Silvia KTM
18. Nick Davis HSQ
19. Lucas Statom Yam
20. Morgan Moss Yam
21. Ryan Echols Yam
22. Chris Robertson Yam

XC2 Points Standings
Jason Thomas 241pts HSQ
Steward Baylor 237pts KTM
Andrew Delong 229pts. HSQ
Jedediah Haines 183pts YAM
Brad Bakken 156pts YAM
Jesse Robinson 156pts HSQ
AJ Stewart 131pts. Yam
Zach Nolan 107pts. KTM
Scott Grills 105pts. Hon
Cody Gragg 102pts. Yam

Maxxis British Motocross Nationals
Little Silver, Exeter

MX1 Overall
1. Shaun Simpson
2. Kevin Strijbos
3. Brad Anderson
4. Gert Krestinov
5. Alex Snow
6. Kristian Whatley
7. Nicolas Aubin
8. Luke Hawkins
9. Ross Rutherford
10. Jamie Law

MX1 Final Points Standings
Kevin Strijbos 530pts.
Shaun Simpson 477pts.
Gert Krestinov 363pts.
Matiss Karro 308pts.
Jamie Law 272pts.
Martin Barr 261pts.
Kristian Whatley 240pts.
Alex Snow 229pts.
Dorron Coutts 212pts.
Stephen Sword 198pts.

MX2 Overall
1. Elliott Banks Browne
2. Bryan MacKenzie

3. Graeme Irwin
4. Mel Pocock
5. Adam Sterry
6. Stuart Edmonds
7. Nathan Watson
8. Lewis Tombs
9. Shaun Simpson
10. Steven Lenoir

MX2 Final Points Standings
Elliott Banks-Browne 447pts.
Mel Pocock 442pts.
Bryan MacKenzie 343pts.
Graeme Irwin 335pts.
Nev Bradshaw 334pts.
Steven Lenoir 318pts.
Nicolas Aubin 269pts.
Stu Edmonds 238pts
Lewis Tombs 183pts.
James Cottrell 168pts.

GEICO AMA EnduroCross
National Western Complex - Denver, CO

Expert Overall
1. Taddy Blazusiak KTM
2. Taylor Roberts Kaw
3. Mike Brown KTM
4. Geoff Aaron Hon
5. Justin Soule Kaw

6. Cory Gaffunder Husq
7. Kyle Redmond Husq
8. Gary Sutherlin Kaw
9. Wally Palmer Christini
10. Cody Webb Beta
11. Kyle Calderini Suz

Expert Points Standings
Taddy Blazusiak 129pts.
Taylor Robert 98pts.
Mike Brown 96pts.
Cody Webb 93pts.
Colton Haaker 74pts.

Taddy Blazusiak captured the overall in Denver.
Drew Ruiz photo

J Day Offroad
Round 13 - Wild West GP

Overall
1. Jon Girroir 1-1
2. Josh Cennamo 3-2
3. Dylan Macritchie 2-3
4. Jason Connel 4-4
5. Tom Pierce 6-5

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The Conversation

YOUNGBLOOD42 wrote: 10:32am October 8, 2012

Bloody hell another European beats the Americans. Jason Thomas wins XC2 and he is from Wales !!

BD25 wrote: 10:35am October 8, 2012

It is that time of year again, the Great Outdoors and Motocross of Nations are both in the rear view mirror leaving us with the Monster Energy Cup on the immediate horizon. It should be a great race, as several of the injured riders we missed this year will be making their return to racing.

A lot of questions can be asked before this race: Will RV and CR be a little rusty having sat out for so long or will they pick up right where they left off, showing the rest of the field the back of their jerseys? How will the Nations race effect Dungey, Barcia and Baggett ? They have not had much time to rest or ride supercross, can they put the disappointing Nations race behind them? Who will use technology to their advantage? Traction control and wired helmets are both legal at this race, could this be the next leap for supercross? The track looks more like a traditional supercross track this year, with the exception of the Talladega corner and the Jokers lane, which is going to impact the race in a positive way?

Who will win? Who will not show up? Who will do the best on a lites bike? What will be the biggest surprise of the night? Like I said a lot of questions, any ideas?

mbmoto wrote: 11:11am October 8, 2012

ALL set for the MEC and very good questions BD25. My thought is that the Dunge will be hard to beat as he should have his bike pretty dialed in for sure and is in shape. That being said, I think RV will be fast and should be right there at the front, but not sure how his stamina will be for 3 mains so edge may go to Dungey. As far as who shows up, KW will be there and many others looking for some cash.... JS.... who knows with that guy and wont be dissapointed if he didnt show. My dark horse maybe Tomac for the win!

BillC wrote: 1:54pm October 8, 2012

BD25 RV showed at A1 in 2011 a long lay off does not slow him down!! LOL

kx408 wrote: 1:55pm October 8, 2012

Great job Aaron plessinger. Following in dads footsteps I see. This kid can ride moto as well.

Bobby125 wrote: 3:31pm October 8, 2012

kx408 Yeah Id bang his old lady ! LOL

sherpa wrote: 4:32pm October 8, 2012

Think RV will have plenty of conditioning for MEC. Can't believe he will be any slower than he was last year in SX. Now to win 3 for the big dough with the compitition that will be there this year will be very difficult for anyone, but I wouldn't bet against him being the one if anyone can do it.

CZmark wrote: 4:43pm October 8, 2012

To win all three, Villopoto is really going to have to be on his A game this year. To me that is a tough call, I think Dungey will have his say in this one.Did someone mention JS7's name? lol

carlsbad wrote: 5:56pm October 8, 2012

I think Dungey & Villopoto aren't quite the headline that Barcia & Tomac will be on 450's. I think RD & RV might let Bam Bam or E.T. check out if they are on a tear, thinking instead of the long-term SX title rather than a one-off race. Odds making in Lost Wages should be interesting.

Looks like Russell still has something to say about the GNCC title. Nice for Mullins to make a statement as well, I guess he's not ready to be forgotten.

RCRDDW wrote: 12:09pm October 9, 2012

You have to wonder if anybody will ever pull off what RV did last year-at least in the foreseeable future for a several reasons. #1) RV was riding at the highest level of his career.(I think he'll be that good again but I don't think he'll ever be any better than what we saw last year). RV is still RV but the competition is better this year. #2) Last year was almost a perfect storm for RV. Of the only other riders who could seriously compete with him(CR, JS & TC injured), only Dungey was healthy but he was racing on a brand new bike with a new team. #3) I think (and I hope) RV will have finally figured out that sometimes, when another rider or two can match or exceed your speed, 2nd or 3rd isn't nearly as bad as almost killing yourself to win a single race. And this year, he WILL have some guys racing him hard.
So I obviously won't be surprised if RV wins a race-MAYBE 2, maybe but I'll be very surprised if anyone wins all 3. I won't be a bit surprised if we have 3 different winners this year, I would love to see what a Vegas handy cap would be on this with a legitimate 7 or 8 guys capable of winning a race.I can't wait!!!

Go RD5!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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