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Monster Energy Supercross
Round 9 - Edward Jones Dome - St. Louis, MO

450SX Overall

1. Ryan Villopoto Kaw

2. James Stewart Suz

3. Chad Reed Hon

4. Ryan Dungey KTM

5. Justin Barcia Hon

6. Davi Millsaps Suz

7. Mike Alessi Suz

8. Trey Canard Hon

9. Justin Brayton Yam

10. Andrew Short KTM

11. Broc Tickle Suz

12. Jake Weimer Kaw

13. Eli Tomac Hon

14. Jimmy Albertson Hon

15. Matt Goerke KTM

16. Kyle Partridge Hon

17. Robby Kiniry Yam

18. Weston Peick Suz

19. Phil Nicoletti Yam

20. Kyle Chisholm Yam

Ryan Villopoto closed the gap to 12 with his win in St. Louis.
Simon Cudby photo

450SX Point Standings
1. Davi Millsaps 189pts Suz
2. Ryan Villopoto 177pts Kaw
3. Ryan Dungey 166pts KTM
4. Trey Canard 148pts Hon
5. Chad Reed 147pts Hon
6. Justin Barcia 132pts Hon
7. James Stewart 122pts Suz
8. Andrew Short 113pts KTM
9. Justin Brayton 103pts Yam
10. Broc Tickle 87pts Suz
11. Matt Goerke 85pts KTM
12. Mike Alessi 74pts Suz
13. Jake Weimer 70pts Kaw
14. Weston Peick 42pts Suz
15. Josh Grant 40pts Yam
16. Jimmy Albertson 38pts Hon
17. Kyle Chisholm 38pts Yam
18. Matt Lemoine 34pts Kaw
19. Vince Friese 30pts Hon
20. Robert Kiniry 28pts Yam

James Stewart finished second behind Villopoto.
Simon Cudby photo

250SX East Region Overall

1. Wil Hahn Hon

2. Dean Wilson Kaw

3. Blake Wharton Suz

4. Marvin Musquin KTM

5. Jeremy Martin Yam

6. Vince Friese Hon

7. Jimmy Decotis Hon

8. Cole Thompson Hon

9. Zach Bell Hon

10. PJ Larsen Yam

11. Gavin Faith Hon

12. Zack Freeberg Hon

13. AJ Catanzaro Kaw

14. Kyle Hussey Kaw

15. Mitchell Oldenburg Hon

16. Justin Hill Kaw

17. Levi Kilbarger Hon

18. Daniel Herrlein Hon

19. Lance Vincent KTM

20. Shawn Rife Hon

Wil Hahn is the new 250SX points leader after his win in St. Louis.
Simon Cudby photo

250SX East Region Point Standings
1. Wil Hahn 70pts Hon
2. Dean Wilson 69pts Kaw
3. Blake Wharton 60pts Suz
4. Marvin Musquin 53pts KTM
5. Vince Friese 39pts Hon
6. Gavin Faith 38pts Hon
7. Justin Hill 36pts Kaw
8. Jimmy Decotis 34pts Hon
9. Jeremy Martin 32pts Yam
10. Kyle Peters 31pts Hon
11. Zach Bell 26pts Hon
12. Cole Thompson 25pts Hon
13. Mitchell Oldenburg 25pts Hon
14. Lance Vincent 22pts KTM
15. Gareth Swanepoel 13pts Kaw
16. PJ Larsen 11pts Yam
17. Jackson Richardson 11pts Hon
18. AJ Cantanzaro 11pts Kaw
19. Levi Kilbarger 11pts Hon
20. Adam Gulley 10pts Kaw

250SX West Region Point Standings

1. Ken Roczen 138pts KTM
2. Eli Tomac 121pts Hon
3. Cole Seely 95pts Hon
4. Jason Anderson 88pts Suz
5. Kyle Cunningham 83pts Yam
6. Martin Davalos 82pts Kaw
7. Zach Osborne 82pts Hon
8. Joey Savatgy 62pts KTM
9. Christian Craig 62pts Hon
10. Jessy Nelson 60pts Hon
11. Tyla Rattray 58pts Kaw
12. Austin Politelli 57pts Hon
13. Travis Baker 53pts Yam
14. Malcolm Stewart 46pts KTM
15. Max Anstie 38pts Suz
16. Ryan Sipes 31pts Suz
17. Josh Cachia 29pts KTM
18. Jake Canada 21pts Hon
19. Jean Carlos Ramos 21pts Kaw
20. Michael Leib 16pts Hon

Dean Wilson finished second behind Hahn for the second straight week.
Simon Cudby photo

AMSOIL Arenacross
Round 9 - Sprint Center - Kansas City, MO

Arenacross Class Overall
1. Tyler Bowers (1-1) Kaw
2. Zach Ames (3-2) Kaw
3. Jeff Gibson (2-3) KTM
4. Dave Ginolfi (4-5) KTM
5. Mike McDade (7-4) Kaw
6. Nathan Skaggs (9-6) KTM
7. Daniel Blair (8-7) Suz
8. Kelly Smith (6-11) KTM
9. Gared Steinke (10-8) Kaw
10. Willy Browning (5-15) KTM

Arenacross Lites West Overall
1. Tanner Moore KTM
2. Kyle White Hon

3. Scott Zont KTM
4. Michael Willard KTM
5. Tyler Villopoto Kaw

6. Brandon Glenn Kaw
7. Maxx Malatia Hon
8. Jacob Knable Kaw

9. Cheyenne Harmon Hon
10. Devin Reed Hon

Tyler Bowers continues to lead the Points to the Championship.
Shiftone Photography/Arenacross.com

Arenacross Class - Points to the Championship
1. Tyler Bowers 91pts Kaw
2. Jeff Gibson 85pts KTM
3. Zach Ames 84pts Kaw
4. Mike McDade 71pts Kaw

5. Dave Ginolfi 58pts KTM
6. Kelly Smith 57pts KTM
7. Nathan Skaggs 56pts KTM
8. Willy Browning 53pts KTM
9. Daniel Blair 53pts Suz
10. Gared Steinke 47pts Kaw

Western Regional Lites Point Standings
1. Maxx Malatia 75pts Hon
2. Michael Lang 74pts Hon
3. Kyle White 72pts Hon

4. Tyler Villopoto 57pts Kaw
5. Tanner Moore 57pts KTM

Eastern Region Lites Point Standings
1. Michael Willard 89pts KTM
2. Steve Roman 81pts Suz
3. Scott Zont 69pts KTM
4. Jacob Knable 41pts Kaw
5. TJ Phillips 36pts Yam

FIM Motocross World Championship
Round 1 - Grand Prix of Qatar - Losail, Qatar

MX1 Overall
1. Clement Desalle Suz
2. Antonio Cairoli KTM
3. Gautier Paulin Kaw
4. Ken de Dycker KTM
5. Evgeny Bobryshev Hon
6. Tommy Searle Kaw
7. Kevin Strijbos Suz
8. Rui Goncalves KTM
9. Steven Frossard Yam
10. Shaun Simpson TM
11. Xavier Boog KTM
12. David Phillippaerts Hon
13. Joel Roelants Yam
14. Tanel Leok Hon
15. Max Nagl Hon
16. Davide Guarneri KTM
17. Jonathan Barragan KTM
18. Jeremy van Horebeek Kaw
19, Jason Dougan Hon
20. Jens Getteman Hon

MX1 Point Standings
1. Clement Desalle 47pts Suz
2. Antonio Cairoli 45pts KTM
3. Gautier Paulin 38pts Kaw
4. Ken de Dycker 36pts KTM
5. Evgeny Bobryshev 34pts Hon
6. Tommy Searle 30pts Kaw
7. Kevin Strijbos 30pts Suz
8. Rui Goncalves 23pts KTM
9. Steven Frossard 22pts Yam
10. Shaun Simpson 20pts TM
11. Xavier Boog 18pts KTM
12. David Phillippaerts 15pts Hon
13. Joel Roelants 15pts Yam
14. Tanel Leok 15pts Hon
15. Max Nagl 15pts Hon
16. Davide Guarneri 15pts KTM
17. Jonathan Barragan 11pts KTM
18. Jeremy van Horebeek 5pts Kaw
19, Jason Dougan 4pts Hon
20. Jens Getteman 3pts Hon

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Clement Desalle took the opening round win in Qatar.
Suzuki photo

MX2 Overall
1. Jeffrey Herlings KTM
2. Dean Ferris Yam
3. Romain Febvre KTM
4. Glenn Coldenhoff KTM
5. Christophe Charlier Yam
6. Jordi Tixier KTM
7. Jose Butron KTM
8. Alessandro Lupino Kaw
9. Julien Lieber KTM
10. Jake Nicholls KTM
11. Mel Pocock Yam
12. Elliott Banks-Browne KTM
13. Petar Petrov Yam
14. Max Anstie Suz
15. Alexander Tonkov Hon
16. Harri Kullas Hon
17. Valentin Teillet Kaw
18. Maxime Desprey Yam
19, Kevin Fors Yam
20. Kjer Stefan Olsen Hon

MX2 Point Standings
1. Jeffrey Herlings 50pts KTM
2. Dean Ferris 38pts Yam
3. Romain Febvre 38pts KTM
4. Glenn Coldenhoff 36pts KTM
5. Christophe Charlier 33pts Yam
6. Jordi Tixier 30pts KTM
7. Jose Butron 26pts KTM
8. Alessandro Lupino 25pts Kaw
9. Julien Lieber 24pts KTM
10. Jake Nicholls 21pts KTM
11. Mel Pocock 19pts Yam
12. Elliott Banks-Browne 17pts KTM
13. Petar Petrov 16pts Yam
14. Max Anstie 12pts Suz
15. Alexander Tonkov 11pts Hon
16. Harri Kullas 11pts Hon
17. Valentin Teillet 9pts Kaw
18. Maxime Desprey 9pts Yam
19, Kevin Fors 7pts Yam
20. Kjer Stefan Olsen 7pts Hon

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Jeffrey Herlings would take the MX2 opening round win.
Ray Archer / KTM Images photo

New Zealand Motocross Championship

MX1 Point Standings
1. Cody Cooper 139pts Suz
2. Billy MacKenzie 119pts Yam
3. Todd Waters 109pts KTM
4. Kirk Gibbs 102pts KTM
5. Daryl Hurley 93pts Suz

MX2 Point Standings
1. Scott Columb 133pts Yam
2. Brock Winston 117pts KTM
3. Rhys Carter 100pts Suz
4. Ethan Martens 89pts Yam
5. John Phillips 89pts Hon

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Cody Cooper leads the New Zealand Motocross Championship.
Andy McGechan, BikesportNZ.com photo

Thor United States Mega Series
Muddy Creek Raceway - Blountville, TN

250 Pro Overall
1. Michael Norris Kaw
2. Blain Brown Kaw
3. Zachary Newberry Suz
4. Brandon Wollenhaupt KTM
5. Tristan Titus KTM
6. Koty Howard Hon
7. Channin Adams Suz
8. Matt Vacendak KTM

450 Pro Overall
1. Adam Britt Hon
2. Michael Norris Kaw
3. Christopher Akaydin Kaw
4. Brandon Wollenhaupt KTM
5. Zachary Newberry Suz
6. Adam Lock Hon
7. William Hall KTM
8. Tanner Wilson Hon

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Charlie Mullins won the second round of the National Enduro Series in Pelion.
Shan Moore photo

Rekluse AMA National Enduro Series
Round 2 - Pelion, SC

Overall
1. Charlie Mullins (KTM)
2. Mike Lafferty (Hsb)
3. Thad DuVall (Hon)
4. Russell Bobbitt (KTM)
5. Nick Fahringer (Hsb)
6. Grant Baylor (KTM)
7. Andrew DeLong (Hsq)
8. Brad Bakken (Yam)
9. Kyle McDonal (Hsb)
10. Ian Blythe (KTM)

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The Conversation

ronniebarnhardt wrote: 7:15am March 4, 2013

Is anyone else as impressed as I am with Mike Alessi? He hung right there with 2nd through 6th the whole night. He has come a long way with his Supercross skills the last couple of years. Villopoto was just a man on a mission, nobody was gonna beat him that night and Chad Reed finally showed some of the speed from last year. Too bad they didnt ditch the air fork sooner.

Motocrossone wrote: 8:02am March 4, 2013

Here you can watch the videos! http://motocrossone.blogspot.com

BillC wrote: 8:10am March 4, 2013

BEST TRACK of the year!! saw rooooooost of the tire!!! Real dirt!!!

BillC wrote: 8:10am March 4, 2013

BEST TRACK of the year!! saw rooooooost of the tire!!! Real dirt!!!

LarryWitmer wrote: 8:19am March 4, 2013

I sure like CBS better than Speed, you can see the riders name and number when they
run it on the top during the race. Also, wonder why they didn't interview RV 1 after winning?

AGMAN wrote: 8:35am March 4, 2013

Hey Larry on my CBS they did interview RV however Erin did not ask about "the Pass". Also I felt CR still did not ride that well he was in fourth and when they all bunched up he did not pass JB or JS, they pulled away from him. I think there was another time when it bunched up and they pulled away from him again. JB mess up put him on the podium. Why would wait this long to go back to what you know worked? OH and I'm a CR fan.

ronniebarnhardt wrote: 8:36am March 4, 2013

LarryWitmer...probably because WADA grabbed him immediately after the race to do a piss test because the dude is superhuman.

AGMAN wrote: 8:42am March 4, 2013

BD25 wrote: 9:00am March 4, 2013

Our CBS station ran a cartoon, then Bull Riding from Arlington. The Supercross race was on at 2:30 am. This is one of those times a DVR would have been nice. I will have to find a friend, who recorded it, so I can view what some are calling the best race of the year....

LarryWitmer wrote: 9:38am March 4, 2013

@AGMAN.. I called a bud of mine that lives by me. Asked him about this too. He thought it was weird too with no RV1 interview. Maybe they cut it due to time or something in our local station...
A rider can pass in an area that displays the yellow flag past the red cross flag.
Stupid...but even RC commented that yes, you can pass in this area. Why even
display a yellow flag if it means nothing. It just shows young riders to blitz past
the yellow flag...

AGMAN wrote: 9:39am March 4, 2013

Uncle Charlie Birmingham, AL wrote: 9:40am March 4, 2013

@ BD25 I dont know I recorded it to find out that the first 2 heats were not even on the tape it just went to the lcq then the main. Then the highlites of 2 heats... Something thru the day went long.. Must a been a Sequester thing ! LOL ! For nobody being in Washington they sure can still make a big stink!

LarryWitmer wrote: 9:40am March 4, 2013

To comment about the Speed VS CBS ...the riders names displayed is about the best thing about CBS. I like the 3 hr coverage live on speed, but hey will be happy with next day telecast.. not like the old days three month later coverage.

rogermoore28 wrote: 9:41am March 4, 2013

Anybody else experience missing the first 3 laps of the 450 main on CBS? After showing roughly 10 minutes of commercials the race came back on with the highlights of the LCQ then went straight into showing Goerke land on Chisolm and a replay of RV passing under the emergency flag. NO COVERAGE of the start or the first 3 laps! Maybe CBS should stand for "Can't Be Seen", this is something that we would have expected 40 years ago on ABC's Wide World of Sports but not in this day and age.

Uncle Charlie Birmingham, AL wrote: 9:43am March 4, 2013

@ LarryWitmer

Did you ever race Road Atlanta MX in the day !

therealmofo wrote: 9:45am March 4, 2013

@BillC--Heck yes!! And the result was great racing.. Alot of crying going on, but a great race, good passing, and the 250 race nobody is talking about was awesome too..

therealmofo wrote: 9:48am March 4, 2013

@AQGman--Barcias mistake put Reed on the podium and put Stewart in second.. Barcia passes Stew if he doesnt mess up.. but thats just it, he messed up.. There are too many fast guys to make mistakes like that and podium anymore.. Barcia is getting there, he will be a force, it takes time on that big bike.. I said the same about Tomac before Atlanta, and guys called me out telling me I didnt know anything.. But 20 laps on the 450 is alot harder than 15 laps on a 250..

LarryWitmer wrote: 9:58am March 4, 2013

@ Uncle...Oh, yes. The red clay of Road Atlanta and the hills along with the huge berms
that would build up. I went there for a Pro Road Race and looked for the old MX track.

ramair350 wrote: 10:31am March 4, 2013

Yep, missed the first 3 laps on the CBS broadcast. They have SO much fluff (I guess to pull in the "general public" to watch?), and then they don't even show the entire main event - wow! But could have been worse - at least I wasn't greeted with a 700 Club telethon like last time SX was on CBS.

@ronniebarnhardt - agreed, Mike A was hanging with those guys, pretty much to the end. If he stays healthy I think he will be in the hunt when it comes to outdoors (and who knows, he might pull off a podium spot at Daytona - doubtful but possible).

Hats off bigtime to Wil Hahn. Some guys ... well most ... seem to fall into a "hard working top 10 kind of guy" category, and I would have lumped him in that territory before the season started. But Wil has shown he is legit, and can dig deep and find not only the physical but mental gears it takes to win. Bravo!

KilloMoto wrote: 10:34am March 4, 2013

Great night of racing and a much more entertaining track...

The flag debate has been beatin' to death....rules are rules and although it was kind of a cheeze move on RV's part considering he started to actually make the pass rolling through the jumps along side of James (where the red cross flags were) then sneaking on the inside,but it is what it is.RV was winning that race anyway and he could have waited and made a real pass.... I think James was just a little too cautious (funny people dog him for the exact opposite all the time) and after one red flag restart and then the red cross and yellow flags James just went too slow allowing all those guys to catch up....one of the negatives of being the leader in a situation like that....Reed and Dungey went from 4-5 seconds back to being right in the thick of it...Overall, as a RV and JS7 fan - it was a good race and RV made huge points...while James showed us where he belongs..

BillC wrote: 11:15am March 4, 2013

good point KilloMoto, Reed and RD must have went thru the RED flag section WAY faster then JS,RV and JB. But I believe RV made the Pass over the bump into the corner passed the yellow.

.BD25 got your power back?? You MUST SEE THIOS RACE!! I watched it twice it was so good!! LOL and yes CBS did not show the first 3 laps!!

mx413 wrote: 11:26am March 4, 2013

Go away CBS,leave REAL SPORTS to SPEED,do your job, with STICK and BALL sports.You have tried,and its obvious that you have no clue,thanks and Good Day Mate....

KilloMoto wrote: 11:28am March 4, 2013

Indeed BillC - Everyone went through that section faster than James.Definatly a prime example why it sucks to be the leader in a situation like that...Barcia was just about passing RV while rolling over the triple...Since RV and JS7 are my boys, I would have liked to see a little more battlin' and a less cheezier pass for the win/ lead...RV was clearly the man on Saturday and I was REALLY impressed with James....Its like watching a different guy out there....The flag/RV pass boggled him I think as Barcia closed in an passed, but BArcia made the mistake (not James) and James was able to put some distance inbetween himself and his buddy Reed..... Also, folks baggin on James pass on RV before the flags....RV pretty much did the same move on Reed....hypocrisy....got too love it!! Great race

KilloMoto wrote: 11:33am March 4, 2013

CBS skipping theREAL start of the 450 Main and the first 3 laps was pretty lame...3laps is what...3 minutes of airtime?? Maybe just runover like everyother event......Do we really need to see the PC guys playing with remote control cars on every CBS broadcast ???? They had to of known that the restart and those events were going to be great TV...why not show it....save the Josh Hill story for another week....

davidl wrote: 12:26pm March 4, 2013

I am SO glad JS stuck this season out and glad he is riding good, I LOVED his fight with RV and the re-passes, everything was clean.

OK fantasy start to Daytona, TC,CR,DM, RD, JB, JS, RV and its on !! this would be a screamer from the start !

CZmark wrote: 1:13pm March 4, 2013

I must of replayed the start several times to see there wasn't any start, just a restart. I thought I was missing something, can't believe CBS would cut the start of the race for something else.

MustardDog wrote: 1:13pm March 4, 2013

Everyone still healthy- most talent at the same time, who ever wins this season can just retire. not much more you need to do.

bd200 wrote: 1:28pm March 4, 2013

@BillC-- I agree this is definatly the best race so far.. Lets hope Daytona is the same.. The good thing about Daytona is the laps are longer, so with a so-so start a top guy can make up some time or maybe some passes to move up.. Lets just hope we get at least 3 of the top guys up front at the start.. Any of them..

bd200 wrote: 1:30pm March 4, 2013

@CZmark--I am sure CBS did what they had to do to fit it into one hour..They have to show some filler crap and commercials, so the first 3 laps we missed, just a quick re-play and some dumb comments from Ralph.. But I will take it, at least we got to see the race.. Daytona and Indy are live anyway, plus I will be at Indy..

BillC wrote: 3:00pm March 4, 2013

YES DAYTONA BD200, Could be Epic if a lot of fast guys start up front!!

rgeniec wrote: 3:42pm March 4, 2013

Can anyone remember a race when they did not show the start of the 450 main!?? They not only skipped the first 3 laps of the main but they wasted 3 minutes on an expose' on Josh Hill who DID NOT EVEN RACE because he was sick. Wonder if they are kissing up to RC to present him during the CBS telecast. This is getting bad. RC gets his team mentioned on CBS and RV cheats twice and gets docked once. Wonder if Monster rider in a Monster event had anything to do with the outcome. CBS- worst coverage ever.

therealmofo wrote: 8:01pm March 4, 2013

@rgeniec--Go away!! RV cheats twice?? What are you talking about?? He made a mistake once and got penelized, if the race didnt get red-flagged he would have been penelized at the end of the race.. The 2nd pass was COMPLETELY legal.. Its been explained a thousand times..Get over it or go away..good lord we have babies out there.. WAAAAA!!!

@CBS screws up another boradcast and you blame RC?? WOW--you are waaay out there....