Yamaha Wake-Up Call
Monday, March 18, 2013 | 1:00 AMRound 11 - Lucas Oil Stadium - Indianapolis, IN

Ryan Villopoto won again in Indy.
Simon Cudby photo
1. Ryan Villlopoto 227pts Kaw
2. Davi Millsaps 218pts Suz
3. Ryan Dungey 210pts KTM
4. Chad Reed 178pts Hon
6. Trey Canard 165pts Hon
7. James Stewart 155pts Suz
8. Andrew Short 136pts KTM
9. Justin Brayton 112pts Yam
10. Broc Tickle 109pts Suz
11. Matt Goerke 108pts KTM
12. Mike Alessi 83pts Suz
13. Jake Weimer 79pts Kaw
14. Weston Peick 56pts Suz
15. Eli Tomac 52pts Hon
16. Josh Grant 40pts Yam
17. Jimmy Albertson 38pts Hon
18. Kyle Chisholm 34pts Yam
19. Matt Lemoine 34pts Kaw
20. Bobby Kiniry 31pts Yam

Ryan Dungey finished second behind Villopoto.
Simon Cudby photo

Marvin Musquin won his second straight race in Indy.
Simon Cudby photo
1. Wil Hahn 112pts Hon
2. Marvin Musquin 103pts KTM
3. Blake Wharton 88pts Suz
4. Dean Wilson 87pts Kaw
5. Kyle Peters 67pts Hon
6. Justin Hill 67pts Kaw
7. Vince Friese 65pts Hon
8. Jeremy Martin 53pts Yam
9. Gavin Faith 53pts Hon
10. Jimmy Decotis 52pts Hon
11. Mitchell Oldenburg 49pts Hon
12. Cole Thompson 42pts Hon
13. Zach Bell 37pts Hon
14. AJ Catanzaro 36pts Kaw
15. PJ Larsen 30pts Yam
16. Lance Vincent 30pts KTM
17. Zack Freeberg 29pts Hon
18. Levi Kilbarger 17pts Hon
19. Steven Clarke 16pts KTM
20. Jackson Richardson 14pts Hon
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

Kyle Peters scored hs first career podium in Indy.
Simon Cudby photo
Round 2 - The General - Washington, GA
1. Kailub Russell KTM
2. Charlie Mullins KTM
3. Thad DuVall Hon
4. Josh Strang Kaw
5. Chris Bach KTM
7. Jordan Ashburn Yam
8. Takeshi Koikeda Hon
9. Ricky Russell Yam
10. Adam Bonneur Kaw
11. Ronald Commo Kaw
12. Rory Mead KTM
13. Mark Fortner BET
1. Kailub Russell 55pts KTM
2. Charlie Mullins 55pts KTM
3. Josh Strang 39pts Kaw
4. Thad DuVall 37pts Hon
5. Paul Whibley 33pts Yam
6. Chris Batch 31pts KTM
7. Ricky Russell 25pts Yam
8. Takeshi Koikeda 24pts Hon
9. Adam Bonneur 21pts Kaw
10. Jordan Ashburn 21pts Yam

Kailub Russell won his first race of the season at round two.
Harlen Foley / KTM photo
1. Andrew Delong HSQ
2. Grant Baylor KTM
3. Zach Osborne Hon
4. Shane Hufford KTM
5. Jason Thomas KTM
6. AJ Stewart Yam
7. Scott Grills Kaw
8. Robbie Horton Hon
9. Ian Blythe KTM
10. Brad Bakken Yam
11. Jesse Groemm Yam
12. Mark Hersco KTM
13. Travis Coy KTM
14. Josh Weisenfels Yam
1. Andrew Delong 50pts HSQ
2. Grant Baylor 41pts KTM
3. Zach Osborne 39pts Hon
4. Jason Thomas 35pts KTM
5. Shane Hufford 31pts KTM
6. AJ Stewart 25pts Yam
7. Jesse Groemm 24pts Yam
9. Mark Heresco 21pts KTM
10. Scott Grills 19pts Kaw

Charlie Mullins would finish second at round two.
Harlen Foley / KTM photo
Round 8 - Denver Coliseum - Denver, CO
Arenacross Overall
1. Kelly Smith 4-2 KTM
2. Jeff Gibson 3-5 KTM
3. Tyler Bowers 1-8 Kaw
5. Zach Ames 2-11 Kaw
6. Michael Willard 7-7 KTM
7. Daniel Blair 12-3 Suz
8. Gared Steinke 11-4 Kaw
9. Mike McDade 15-1 Kaw
10. Chad Cook 8-10 Kaw
1. Maxx Malatia Hon
2. Travis Bannister Kaw
3. Bryce Stewart Yam
4. Kyle White Hon
5. Tyler Villopoto Kaw
6. Brandon Glenn Kaw
7. Jacob Knable Kaw
9. Tanner Moore KTM
10. Brian Burns Hon
Arenacross Class Overall
1. Jeff Gibson 1-1 KTM
2. Zach Ames 3-2 Kaw
3. Tyler Bowers 2-3 Kaw
4. Mike McDade 5-6 Kaw
5. Kelly Smith 4-7 KTM
6. Willy Browning 7-5 KTM
7. Nathan Skaggs 6-8 KTM
8. Michael Willard 12-4 KTM
9. Daniel Blair 8-10 Suz
10. Tanner Moore 11-9 KTM
1. Tanner Moore KTM
2. Maxx Malatia Hon
3. Travis Bannister Kaw
4. Cody Church Kaw
5. Scott Zont KTM
6. Bryce Stewart Yam
7. Michael Lang Hon
8. Jacob Knable Kaw
9. Brian Alquist Kaw
10. Brian Burns Hon
1. Tyler Bowers 146pts Kaw
2. Jeff Gibson 143pts KTM
3. Zach Ames 135pts Kaw
4. Mike McDade 112pts Kaw
5. Kelly Smith 108pts KTM
6. Willy Browning 98pts KTM
7. Daniel Blair 88pts Suz
8. Nathan Skaggs 85pts KTM
9. Dave Ginolfi 82pts KTM
10. Gared Steinke 69pts Kaw

Tyler Bowers celebrates his third Arenacross title.
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1. Maxx Malatia 106pts Hon
2. Kyle White 87pts Hon
3. Michael Lang 86pts Hon
5. Tyler Villopoto 69pts Kaw
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
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Oak Hill Raceway
450 Pro
1. RJ Hampshire 1-1 Hon
2. Anthony Rodriguez 2-2 Yam
3. Chris Alldredge 4-3 Yam
250 A Mod
1. Cooper Webb 2-1 Yam
2. Chris Alldredge 1-2 Yam
3. Anthony Rodriguez 5-3 Yam
450 Int Mod
1. Henry Miller Suz
2. Nick Ferrell Yam
3. Matthew Burkeen Suz
250 Int Mod
1. Chase Bell KTM
2. Aaron Plessinger Yam
3. Darian Sanayei Kaw
450 Int Stk
1. Aaron Plessinger 1-1 Yam
2. Henry Miller 2-2 Suz
3. Austin Cox 3-4 Hon
250 Int Stk
1. Chase Bell 1-1 KTM
2. Darian Sanayei 2-2 Kaw
3. Aaron Plessinger 3-4 Yam
Click HERE for full results.
FIM Motocross World Championship
MX1 Point Standings
1. Antonio Cairoli 95pts KTM
2. Clement Desalle 87pts Suz
3. Gautier Paulin 78pts Kaw
4. Ken de Dycker 70pts KTM
5. Tommy Searle 64pts Kaw
6. Kevin Strijbos 55pts Suz
7. Rui Goncalves 52pts Hon
8. Evgeny Bobryshev 47pts Hon
9. Steven Frossard 47pts Yam
10. Xavier Boog 41pts Kaw

Cairoli is the MX1 points leader after two rounds.
Ray Archer / KTM photo
MX2 Point Standings
1. Jeffrey Herlings 100pts KTM
2. Romain Febvre 82pts KTM
3. Dean Ferris 69pts Yam
4. Christophe Charlier 65pts Yam
5. Glenn Colderholf 63pts KTM
6. Jose Butron 60pts KTM
7. Jordi Tixier 57pts KTM
8. Alessandro Lupino 56pts Kaw
9. Julien Lieber 47pts KTM
10. Max Anstie 37pts Suz

Herlings leads the MX2 class.
Ray Archer / KTM Images photo
New Zealand Motocross Championship
MX1 Point Standings
1. Cody Cooper 214pts Suz
2. Billy MacKenzie 183pts Yam
3. Todd Waters 169pts KTM
4. Kirk Gibbs 158pts KTM
5. Daryl Hurley 138pts Suz
MX2 Point Standings
1. Scott Columb 184pts Yam
2. Brock Winston 170pts KTM
3. Rhys Carter 157pts KTM
4. Ethan Martens 153pts Yam
5. Darryll King 142pts Yam

Cody Cooper leads the New Zealand Motocross Championship.
Andy McGechan, BikesportNZ.com photo
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One of the BEST SX rides from RD ever!! Looked REAL good
He did look good, but getting past RV wasn't in the books for him. Maybe one of these nights. Toronto and Minneapolis are sort of his "home" races, so we will see. Whatever makes it exciting, will be fine. An RD fan here, but so far, RV has the package...Would like to see it stay close, no matter who wins, in the end. And I must say, I have disliked JS, in the past, but the guy is winning me over, as he seems a bit more humble, or something, I'm not sure, but I like his attitude these days, for a change. It's all good!
Yup it was almost as race hahaha
What about Blake Wharton? last lap crash with no presure WOW!
Yes, JamminGeorge, Bad night, in the end for Wharton. Jeremy Martin had a bad night, as well, but I'm sure he will build from it. His rookie year is prolly the place to learn these things. Gonna have good rides and bad rides. It's the nature of the beast!! Good racing, for sure! Toronto is next...
Looks like we may have another up and coming racer out of Mn. in Henry Miller. He did very good at Oak Hill! I know his parents, another good family, used to ride sled with his dad on occasion. He was fast, too! Although I haven't had the pleasure of meeting this kid, I have to wish him the best. And, I will have to keep an eye on him. Go Henry!!!!!
BillC It is as they say here in Oklahoma, "Down to the nut cuttin." If Dungey wants to have any chance at the 2013 supercross title, he needs to continue riding as did Saturday night. Dungey has been his patient self thus far this season, taking things as they come, not taking to many unnecessary chances, so he could be close in points, as this show winds down. It is a strategy that some fans call boring or NASCAR style, but it is what Decoster has taught him to do and it works for him, but Krunch Time is here! It is time to start pressing the issue, become more aggressive and show his true speed, as the next 3 races are critical for him. I believe, if he can close the gap before Seatle, we will have a race for the title in Vegas, other wise I see him going back to being cautious and getting ready to defend his outdoor title against the storm that is coming named Villopoto who will be anxious to take that crown also....
Hey Bowers and Junior,, Congrats!!!
@BillC--Yes he did look good.. I was at the race, right by the finish tower and the sand section.. One thing they missed on TV, (I dvred the race and watched it yesterday) On the 18th or 19th lap, I forget which one.. Rv and Dungey were lapping Tickle, and they caught up at the wall.. Dungey caught right up to RV, and when Tickle finally kinda moved, Rv cut down inside in the sand, then Tickle either didnt realize Dungey was there or didnt care, got back in the kine and rounded the corner, he stayed so tight he knocked a tuff block into the track, and Dungey caught it and almost had to come to a dead stop before he got around it.. They completely missed it showing something else in the race, but that got RV away from him for the finale time.. Dungey was right on his rear fender going over the wall there.. And Tickle ruined what could have been an amazing last lap...
bd200 Thanks for the race update, if it had not been for you yesterday, I would not have known what had happened, as your so right the Speed coverage totally missed it! Thanks again!!
Bucky I asked one of my Buds about riding out the the race and he sounds like he will go!! So looking like it will happen!!
Cool BD200. It was pretty good anyway but I guess it could have been even better. How about that Pass RD put on Barcia?? Man I thought they hit!! That was close!!
.I will be in Toronto and hope to see a good race. With the passes I get I will be on the track for the track walk with the guys. In 2011 I was at the podum 10 feet from RD LOL talked to him right there when he steped off.
Dungey put a great and aggressive one on Millsaps too, right before they crossed the start straight.. Dungey is getting way more aggressive with his passes, finally..
One of the coolest things of the race was the respect and honor the Ryan's show each other after the race, nice to see no grudge match going on just fierce competitors. I bet when RD and or RV puts a hard move on each other it stays the same. So good to see RD's mojo kind of picking up. I hope to see some thrilling races between the top 4-5 before the seasons end.
I'll say again, I really hope JS can mix it up front with them
MXA is reporting that DW collapsed lung, broke his back and shoulder.
@ BillC
I guess you havent been around or seen much of RD5 in the past ....NEW BEE
The Dunge was certainly putting on one of his charges, but they stayed pretty even as Dungey would gain and RV would pull out on certain parts of the track. Dungey did get some help from one of the lappers and really closed up on RV for a few laps, but RV still managed to pull it out again....Dungey appeared to be riding out of his comfort zone, making a few mistakes here and there....I said it last week, Dungey needs to WIN races if he wants win this title..He is now almost 20 points back...good race though and too bad Stewart screwed the pooch with the stall...he looks like a different guy out there....
@BillC-Great! Keep me informed.