Lucas Oil AMA Pro Motocross
Rockstar Energy Unadilla National
New Berlin, NY

250 Class

Pos	Name	Brand	Moto 1	Moto 2
1	Trey Canard	Honda CRF250R	1	2
2	Justin Barcia	Honda CRF250R	3	5
3	Dean Wilson	Kawasaki KX 250F	6	3
4	Tyla Rattray	Kawasaki KX 250F	5	4
5	Blake Wharton	Honda CRF250R	2	9
6	Eli Tomac	Honda CRF250R	4	6
7	Christophe Pourcel	Kawasaki KX 250F	38	1
8	Martin Davalos	Yamaha YZ 250F	10	8
9	Matthew Lemoine	Suzuki RM Z250	8	12
10	William Hahn	Honda CRF250R	14	11
11	Travis Baker	Yamaha YZ 250F	16	10
12	Cole Seely	Honda CRF250R	9	18
13	Nico Izzi	Yamaha YZ 250F	7	20
14	Darryn Durham	Honda CRF250R	33	7
15	Les Smith	Honda CRF250R	15	15
16	Vince Friese	Yamaha YZ 250F	17	14
17	James DeCotis	Honda CRF250R	11	27
18	Killy Rusk	KTM 250 SX-F	12	21
19	Phillip Nicoletti	KTM 250 SXF	39	13
20	Tommy Weeck	Honda CRF250R	13	37
21	Tevin Tapia	KTM 250 SXF	18	17
22	Alex Martin	Honda CRF250R	27	16
23	Michael Picone	Honda CR250R	26	19
24	Ryan Mills	KTM 250 SX-F	19	38
25	Willy Browning	KTM 250 SX-F	20	39
26	Drew Yenerich	Yamaha YZ 250F	21	23
27	Taylor Futrell	KTM 250 SXF	22	26
28	Michael Willard	Honda CRF250R	28	24
29	A.J. Catanzaro	Kawasaki KX 250F	29	25
30	Jason Brooks	Kawasaki KX 250F	23	31
31	Derek Hall	Honda CR250R	25	32
32	Nicolas Myers	Honda CRF250R	24	34
33	Hunter Hewitt	Suzuki RM Z250	37	22
34	Johnny Moore	Honda CRF250R	31	28
35	Kyle Gills	Yamaha YZ 250F	30	30
36	Ryan Zimmer	KTM 250SX	32	29
37	Jonathan Six	Honda CRF250R	34	33
38	Steve Roman	Yamaha YZ 250F	35	35
39	Dakota Kessler	Yamaha YZ250F	36	36
40	Tony Gallo	Honda CRF250R	40	40

Trey Canard has now won 4 overalls in a row.
Photo: Simon Cudby

250 Class Season Standings

Christophe Pourcel, France, Kawasaki, 365
Trey Canard, Shawnee, Okla., Honda, 349
Dean Wilson, Scotland, Kawasaki, 329
Tyla Rattray, South Africa, Kawasaki, 320
Justin Barcia, Ochlocknee, Ga., Honda, 248
Blake Wharton, Pilot Point, Texas, Honda, 243
Eli Tomac, Cortez, Colo., Honda, 233
Broc Tickle, Holly, Mich., Yamaha, 209
Jake Weimer, Rupert, Idaho, Kawasaki, 195
Martin Davalos, Ecuador, Yamaha, 187

Pourcel comes out of Unadilla with a 16 point lead in the 250 class championship.
Photo: Simon Cudby

450 Class

Pos	Name	Brand	Moto 1	Moto 2
1	Ryan Dungey	Suzuki RMZ 450	1	1
2	Clemente Desalle	Suzuki RMZ 450	2	2
3	Brett Metcalfe	Honda CRF450R	5	3
4	Andrew Short	Honda CRF450R	4	5
5	Kyle Regal	Honda CRF450R	8	6
6	Ben Townley	Honda CRF450R	7	9
7	Kyle Chisholm	Yamaha YZ 450F	9	8
8	Justin Brayton	Yamaha YZ 450F	11	7
9	Josh Grant	Yamaha YZ 450F	6	14
10	Thomas Hahn	Suzuki RMZ 450	10	11
11	James Stewart	Yamaha YZ450F	3	35
12	Kevin Windham	Honda CRF450R	39	4
13	Nicholas Wey	Kawasaki KX 450F	12	12
14	Mike Alessi	KTM 350 SXF	13	13
15	Ryan Sipes	Yamaha YZ 450F	17	10
16	Steven Clarke	Suzuki RMZ 450	16	16
17	Michael Byrne	Yamaha YZ 450F	15	17
18	Austin Howell	Suzuki RMZ 450	18	15
19	Matt Moss	Suzuki RMZ 450	14	32
20	Weston Peick	Yamaha YZ 450F	36	18
21	Derek Anderson	Kawasaki KX 450F	29	19
22	Ben Evans	Kawasaki KX 450F	19	23
23	Joshua Clark	Honda CRF450R	22	20
24	Robby Marshall	Kawasaki KX 450F	20	33
25	Ricky Renner	KTM 450 XC	21	21
26	Ronnie Stewart	Suzuki RMZ 450	23	22
27	Garret Toth	Suzuki RMZ 450	24	24
28	Jay Weller	Suzuki RMZ 450	26	26
29	Jack Carpenter	Kawasaki KX 450F	25	27
30	Cameron Stone	Kawasaki KX 450F	27	31
31	Paul Lamb	Kawasaki KX 450F	31	28
32	Dustin Pipes	Suzuki RMZ 450	35	25
33	Heath Harrison	Kawasaki KX 450F	32	29
34	Matthew Babbitt	Kawasaki KX 450F	34	30
35	Mitchell Dougherty	Honda CRF450R	28	36
36	Jacob Morrison	Honda CRF450R	30	37
37	Cameron Rodriguez	Honda CRF450R	38	34
38	Sean Kranyak	Yamaha YZ 450F	33	40
39	Jeff Alessi	Yamaha YZ 450F	37	38
40	Daniel Reardon	Yamaha YZ 450F	40	39

James Stewart went 3-DNF at Unadilla.
Photo: Simon Cudby

450 Class Season Standings

Ryan Dungey, Belle Plaine, Minn., Suzuki, 418
Andrew Short, Smithville, Texas, Honda, 307
Brett Metcalfe, Australia, Honda, 293
Josh Grant, Riverside, Calif., Yamaha, 260
Ben Townley, New Zealand, Honda, 249
Mike Alessi, Victorville, Calif., KTM, 235
Chad Reed, Australia, Kawasaki, 204
Kyle Regal, Kemp, Texas, Honda, 185
Kyle Chisholm, Valrico, Fla., Yamaha, 183
Ryan Sipes, Flaherty, Kentucky, Yamaha, 181

Ryan Dungey went 1-1... Again. Fastest man on the planet?
Photo: Simon Cudby

Belgian Motocross

Moto 1
1 CAIROLI Antonio
2 STRIJBOS Kevin
3 RAMON Steve
4 NAGL Maximilian
5 DE REUVER Marc
6 GUARNERI Davide
7 VAN HOREBEEK Jeremy
8 LEOK Tanel
9 MARTENS Yentel
10 PRIEM Manuel

Moto 2
1 RAMON Steve
2 DE REUVER Marc
3 NAGL Maximilian
4 ROELANTS Joel
5 DE DYCKER Ken
6 STRIJBOS Kevin
7 LEOK Tanel
8 BRAKKE Herjan
9 VAN HOREBEEK Jeremy
10 MARTENS Yentel

Overall
1 RAMON Steve 45
2 DE REUVER Marc 38
3 NAGL Maximilian 38
4 STRIJBOS Kevin 37
5 ROELANTS Joel 28
6 LEOK Tanel 27
7 VAN HOREBEEK Jeremy 26
8 CAIROLI Antonio 25
9 GUARNERI Davide 24
10 MARTENS Yentel 23

Racer X / MXVets.com Senior Championship
Suncrest Ridge MX, IL

8/14/10
Race Results		Race: 1
18 PLUS A
Finish	Number	Brand	Name	Points
1	189	Kaw	James R. Garrett	50
2	214	Hon	Jeffrey Shuck	42
3	59	Yam	Rick Ivey	42
Race Results		Race: 2
18 PLUS B/C
Finish	Number	Brand	Name	Points
1	85	Hon	Kyle Lindahl	50
2	114	Yam	Chad Lindahl	44
3	806	Yam	Derek A. Pistole	20
Race Results		Race: 3
25 Plus A
Finish	Number	Brand	Name	Points
1	507	Hon	Joshua R. Pistole	50
2	59	Yam	Rick Ivey	44
3	306	KTM	Chad Chyma	40
4	34	Hon	James Rossi	36
5	129	Yam	Ryan Mauer	31
6	11	Hon	Jeff Patel Jr	31
Race Results		Race: 4
25 Plus B/C
Finish	Number	Brand	Name	Points
1	114	Yam	Chad Lindahl	50
2	45	Hon	Jonathan Farkas	42
3	104	Hon	Mike P. Lafranco	42
4	206	Yam	Bryan L. Bournoville	34
5	250	Hon	Josh Kiselicka	31
6	753	Yam	Derrick Benz	29
7	482	KTM	Ross Braun	18
Race Results		Race: 5
30 Plus A
Finish	Number	Brand	Name	Points
1	926	Hon	Ben Graves	50
2	31/	Hon	Peter Ledingham	42
3	434	Yam	John Anetsberger	42
4	34	Hon	James Rossi	33
5	306	KTM	Chad Chyma	31
6	383	Hon	Matt Hansford	29
7	11	Hon	Jeff Patel Jr	25
8	96	Yam	Brad Flament	25
9	672	Hon	Brook Campbell	25
10	893	Yam	William E. Grothaus Jr	24
11	14	Yam	Brian Mccanna	23
12	93	Yam	Josh Gray	21
Race Results		Race: 6
30 Plus B/C
Finish	Number	Brand	Name	Points
1	912	Yam	Darrin Hill	50
2	978	Yam	Robert R. Zimmerman	42
3	104	Hon	Mike P. Lafranco	40
4	206	Yam	Bryan L. Bournoville	38
5	12	Yam	Joe Virag	32
6	87	Hon	Aaron Virag	30
7	753	Yam	Derrick Benz	28
Race Results		Race: 7
35 Plus A
Finish	Number	Brand	Name	Points
1	10	Yam	Tim Filippi	47
2	311	Hon	Ed Williams	45
3	434	Yam	John Anetsberger	42
4	415/	Kaw	Eric M. Horcher	33
5	31/	Hon	Peter Ledingham	31
6	14	Yam	Brian Mccanna	30
7	893	Yam	William E. Grothaus Jr	30
8	383	Hon	Matt Hansford	28
9	74	Suz	Edward Dominick	24
Race Results		Race: 8
35 Plus B/C
Finish	Number	Brand	Name	Points
1	912	Yam	Darrin Hill	47
2	57	Hon	Steve W. Habeck	42
3	93	KTM	Chris Koch	38
4	905	Hon	Ed Henson	39
5	55	Hon	Tom D. Ferguson	34
6	128	Kaw	Eric Spilman	31
7	927	Hon	Matt Foster	29
DNF	415	Yam	Ross Olson
DNS	957	Suz	Randy P. Scott
Race Results		Race: 9
40 Plus A
Finish	Number	Brand	Name	Points
1	10	Yam	Tim Filippi	50
2	93	Kaw	Roy Nafzger	44
3	88	Kaw	Jeff J. Hazdra	36
4	627	Hon	Dave Jolin	35
5	153	Kaw	Darrin Crook	34
6	150	Hon	Scott Lindahl	31
7	428	KTM	Jeff Patel Sr	16
Race Results		Race: 10
40 Plus B/C
Finish	Number	Brand	Name	Points
1	19	Hon	Anthony J. Bartemio	50
2	52	Suz	Michael J. Tilkian	44
3	327	Hon	Robert Morin	38
4	359	Hon	Gary Behrens	36
5	3	Kaw	David B. Yurko	30
6	11	Hon	Jason Dollas	28
7	16	Yam	Christopher R. Josephsen	28
8	21	Hon	Jeff Ramsay	26
9	55	Hon	Tom D. Ferguson	24
10	836	Hon	Robert A. Wehn	21
11	620	Yam	Mike Halder	17
12	957	Suz	Randy P. Scott	17
13	341	Yam	Fred D. Hudgens	16
14	68	Suz	Kenneth Koch	15
15	45	Hon	Mark S. Joseph	11
16	96	Hon	Michael Peet	7
17	415	Yam	Ross Olson	13
Race Results		Race: 11
45 Plus A
Finish	Number	Brand	Name	Points
1	93	Kaw	Roy Nafzger	50
2	534	Kaw	Randy C. Baumann	44
3	627	Hon	Dave Jolin	36
4	88	Kaw	Jeff J. Hazdra	34
5	150	Hon	Scott Lindahl	32
6	364	KTM	Paul E. Chyma Jr	30
7	428	KTM	Jeff Patel Sr	20
8	185	Hon	David Thomas	13
DNS	137	KTM	Tim Boblin
DNS	39	KTM	Mark Mancini
Race Results		Race: 12
45 Plus B/C
Finish	Number	Brand	Name	Points
1	19	Hon	Anthony J. Bartemio	50
2	327	Hon	Robert Morin	44
3	11	Hon	Jason Dollas	40
4	143	Yam	Ed Lovely	34
5	21	Hon	Jeff Ramsay	33
6	45	Hon	Mark S. Joseph	30
7	37	Yam	Steven M. Arndt	27
8	620	Yam	Mike Halder	26
9	26	Kaw	Steve Wilson	25
10	79	Kaw	Daniel Vosberg	22
11	644	KTM	Gerard Maier	21
12	459	Hsq	Mark K. Rubenstein	9
Race Results		Race: 13
50 Plus
Finish	Number	Brand	Name	Points
1	534	Kaw	Randy C. Baumann	50
2	150	Hon	Scott Lindahl	40
3	137	KTM	Tim Boblin	38
4	364	KTM	Paul E. Chyma Jr	35
5	16	Kaw	Nick Lazzaretto	31
6	74	Suz	Edward Dominick	30
7	359	Hon	Gary Behrens	30
8	28	Suz	Harold E. Gooch	27
9	278	Yam	Steve Medcalf	26
10	952	Yam	James C. Johnson	17
11	37	Yam	Steven M. Arndt	16
12	39	KTM	Mark Mancini	16
13	905	Hon	Lynn D. Meyer	15
14	186	Hon	Edward Mehring	14
15	129	Yam	Ron Mauer	13
16	185	Hon	David Thomas	11
17	700	Hon	Pete Reitsch	10
18	459	Hsq	Mark K. Rubenstein	7
DNS	45	Hon	Dave Antolak
Race Results		Race: 14
55 Plus
Finish	Number	Brand	Name	Points
1	28	Suz	Harold E. Gooch	50
2	278	Yam	Steve Medcalf	35
3	43	Yam	Tim S. Graves	34
4	64	Suz	Dave Ostrem	35
5	45	Hon	Dave Antolak	33
6	31	Hon	Charles D. Koch	30
7	905	Hon	Lynn D. Meyer	28
8	41	Hon	Mark Thompson	31
9	33	Hon	Jerry Bumgardner	27
10	186	Hon	Edward Mehring	22
11	26	Kaw	Donald R. Hachmeister	20
12	952	Yam	James C. Johnson	16
Race Results		Race: 15
60 Plus
Finish	Number	Brand	Name	Points
1	43	Yam	Tim S. Graves	50
2	41	Hon	Mark Thompson	40
3	31	Hon	Charles D. Koch	40
4	33	Hon	Jerry Bumgardner	38
5	26	Kaw	Donald R. Hachmeister	34
6	17	Kaw	Jim Denevan	29
7	13	Hon	Skip Ewart	29

Metzeler ACU British Enduro Championship, Rnd 5 Day 1
1. David Knight (KTM)
2. Tom Sagar (Suzuki)
3. Paul Edmondson (Suzuki)

Metzeler ACU British Enduro Championship, Rnd 5 Day 2
1. David Knight (KTM)
2. Tom Sagar (Suzuki)
3. Daryl Bolter (KTM)

David Knight wins 2010 British Enduro Championship

World Celebrities Motocross Race
Mexico

MOTO 1
1. Stefan Everts
2. Sebastien Tortelli
3. Antonio Balbi
4. Damon Huffman
5. Pedro Gonzalez
6. Jason Thomas
7. Sean Hamblin
8. Doug Dubach
9. David Vuillemin
10. Adrien Roberts

MOTO 2
1. Pedro Gonzalez
2. Antonio Balbi
3. Sebastien Tortelli
4. Stefan Everts
5. Jason Thomas
6. Sean Hamblin
7. Damon Huffman
8. Doug Dubach
9. David Vuillemin
10. Adrien Roberts

2010 Oklahoma EnduroCross Expert Class results:

1.       Taddy Blazusiak        KTM
2.      Geoff Aaron                Christini KTM
3.      Justin Soule                Kawasaki
4.      Cody Webb                 Gas Gas
5.      Cory Graffunder         Husqvarna
6.      Kevin Rookstool          KTM
7.      Colton Haaker             Kawasaki
8.      Gary Sutherlin             Kawasaki
9.      Ricky Dietrich             Kawasaki
10. Kyle Redmond            Kawasaki
11. Mike Brown                 KTM

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The Conversation

bd200 wrote: 9:23am August 16, 2010

Barcia gets 2nd overall, good job by him. What happened to Cairolli in the 2nd moto. anyone hear??

theron wrote: 9:55am August 16, 2010

what happens now? Does stewart go home and put the work in needed to beat dungey or does he film another season of his show?

mxmofo wrote: 10:28am August 16, 2010

I think JS got a "yamaha wake-up call" this last wekend. I think he will come around.. I would like to hear why he pulled off the 2nd moto..

Batzmx wrote: 10:29am August 16, 2010

Thats wierd desalle is 2nd place overall in GP and he didnt race in belgium, smart move for factory suzuki, bring a blocker for stewart so dungey could rip it.

mxmofo wrote: 10:40am August 16, 2010

I dont think RD needs a "blocker," he has it pretty well wrapped up, barring a major catastrophie.

dgizzy wrote: 11:03am August 16, 2010

JS was tired when he pulled out, he was already back to 15th. JS is still the fastest man, he did set the fastest on qualifying right? He cant hold on for 30 +2 but he still hast the fastest lapo the crown goes to whoever is quicker and in this case JS?

kwtriple wrote: 11:23am August 16, 2010

I dont see how anyone can say that JS is the fastest man, getting the fastest single lap means nothing beyond gate pick. JS is will have to beat Dungey straight-up to take the fastest man on the planet title. I thought for sure that JS would beat RD, but the proof is on the track and RD kicked a**. BTW where is yzsesan?

bigjbp712 wrote: 11:27am August 16, 2010

dgizzy-your F-ed by your theroy, we should stop running races and run fastest laps??? Any one of these top guys are capible of running the fastest lap on any giving afternoon, but so far only 1 has been able to keep that pace for 30 min +2, and for yzsean DUNGEY RULES!!!!

Freeloader wrote: 11:45am August 16, 2010

I believe that Dungey ran the fastest lap of the day in moto 1, a 2:08

moto0619 wrote: 2:04pm August 16, 2010

RD was smokin but I was happy to see JS-7 back on the saddle. He adds the extra spice to the boring mix so far this year, by the way 3rd on the first moto after 23 months is not that bad..Desalle is impressive and he was only visiting the country. Pretty amazing. Pourcel is a beast and he showed it on that second moto. Canard is now a consistent winner, happy for that. Barcia's pass was not that dirty, Wilson could not hold the line in the root he panics and goes to the fence after loosing control of his bike. Barcia barely touched him, what happened was that Wilson was caught off guard and di not expect the pass. It was a fun race and I can't wait to see the next round at one of my favorite Nationals, Southwick!!!

xracemotox994 wrote: 2:09pm August 16, 2010

The scoring of a national does not make sense. what a joke

JJO211 wrote: 3:04pm August 16, 2010

These Suzuki conspiracies are rich. You Stewart fans are a joke, stop making excuses. He got beat get over it. Dungey is the man to beat and he will keep winning if he keeps the bike on two wheels.

pinned927 wrote: 4:27pm August 16, 2010

How come nobody knows why stewart pulled off??? He cant handle the fact that he's no longer the fastest, so he goes and hides in the semi. Whiney little girl move... Dungey and desalle must have really gotten under his skin. why can cairilli win on the 350 and not alessi???

moto0619 wrote: 5:06pm August 16, 2010

Cairoli has access to better parts than Alessi. Plus he is a better rider, one of the fastest, just watch that Belgium GP and see why. The guy is a beast.

mxmofo wrote: 5:34pm August 16, 2010

I love how JS comes back from an injury, and hasnt race since like Feburary, and hasnt raced a National in almost 2 years, and he still gets ragged on... JJ0211,, I guess I really dont see a lot of poeple on here sticking up for JS... Are you trying to make something up ?

sef154 wrote: 5:45pm August 16, 2010

DeSalle didn't race in Belgium because it WASN'T a GP! And no, he wasn't there to "block" for anyone (and clearly Dungey didn't need it). Dgizzy, your nonsense never seems to amaze me. The crown goes to whoever is quicker FOR A LAP and in this case it was JS? WHAT?! And to xracemotox994, what is it about the scoring of a national that doesn't make sense? Positions 1-20 earn a set number of points (same as it ever was); points are combined for the two motos and ... voila! ... you have your overall standings! It's not rocket science, and it makes perfect sense. And pinned927, we DO know why Stewart pulled off. It's called exhaustion.

JJO211 wrote: 6:09pm August 16, 2010

No halsey but it seems like Stewarts fanboys are making stuff up. Take a look around. This site, Transworld, Facebook, etc. all you see is his fans bagging Suzuki saying that Desalle is there just to block him, Dungey is just lucky, all that Bull**** that spews from them. They can never admit he got beat. Excuse after excuse. Stewart did awesome considering how long its been for him.

mxmofo wrote: 9:36pm August 16, 2010

JJ0211,, I agree with that.. IMO,, I think JS underestimated his competition a bit,, even though I havent heard from him why he pulled off yet.. He could have a good reason,,, but who knows...

dawgystyle wrote: 9:48pm August 16, 2010

blah Stewart blah blah Dungey blah blah fastest man on the planet blah The Man blah blah Cairroli blah blah 350 blah blah Allessi blah blah Desalle.........nuff said. I'm going riding!

bigbully wrote: 10:00pm August 16, 2010

Sef 154 is 100% correct ....pourcel dropped the hammer on canard , reeled him in like he was a big fish,talk about picking fast lines, pourcel kicked ass....and jesus had nothing to do with it( canard) ...his mother brain washed him in to believing in J.who,god is a phasod..............all mothers do.............

sef154 wrote: 10:54pm August 16, 2010

Huh?

chromob wrote: 12:48am August 17, 2010

winning 4 oa's in a row and pulling to within 16 pts with 3 races to behind someone who hasn't been able to put 2 good motos together is reeling someone in. If dropping the hammer means losing 22 instead of 25, by southwick you can swap dungey's name for canard's and say cp got "robbed" , AGAIN!

mxmofo wrote: 8:43am August 17, 2010

bigbully,,, lets not forget that CP DIDNT ride most of the 1st moto, so he had some energy saved up.. And no,,,, he wasnt in pain either...

Motohead279 wrote: 9:13am August 17, 2010

Its funny to read some of the comments on here by people with their heads so far up their own a**es. Here is my take on the weekend. Stewart performed exactly like I knew he would considering he hasn't raced in so long. Blazing fast, but inconsistant. There is a big difference between riding motos at home and racing motos in a national. He rode well considering but has not had to "race" for quite a while, and was obviously spent in the second moto and pulled off in the second moto. He's not in a points race and probably decided it was in his best interest to pull off rather that make a mistake and posibly hurt himself. Give it some time, he will get back up to speed. Has the pack closed up on him in the long run? who knows. Props to Dungey, he impresses me every weekend. So was Desalle at Unadilla in 2009 warming up becasue he knew he would be blocking for Dungey in 2010? Giveme a break. Every year a GP rider or two come to Unadilla becasue its usually an off weekend, and the fact that its the most GP like track we have over here. Coppins, DeDyker to name a few have all raced at Unadilla in the past few years I believe. As far a the 250's, congrats to Canard for closing the gap even more, especially on Pourcel's favorite track where he is super fast. He really suprised me when he realed Canard in the last few laps (although not riding the first moto had to help his endurance a little bit) That could have been the moto for the title If Pourcel wins the title by a few points.

mxmofo wrote: 9:51am August 17, 2010

Motohead279,,, you better go buy a lottery ticket right now, since you know whats going to happen in the future.. Dude,, Dungy does not need anyone to block for him,,, he hasd a HUGE points lead.. Thats just silly..

Motohead279 wrote: 2:23pm August 17, 2010

Hasley ????? wtf are you reading my friend??? Where on earth did you read or interpret that I wrote Desalle was there to block for Dungey??? If you go back and reread what I wrote I said the Euros have been doing a one-off at Unadilla for years now, Desalle was there last year just like he was there this year. I was busting on the guys who thought Desalle was there for Dungey. Of course Dungey doesn't need anyone blocking, he pretty much has the class covered. I've been rooting for him sincce he turned pro. So where am I predicting the future? About Pourcell winning the title? Never said that. What I said that if Pourcell does win the title by a point or 2 (Hope not, I'm rooting for Trey) a lot of people will look back at that second moto ride and the valuable points he saved.

sef154 wrote: 4:17pm August 17, 2010

Correction, Motohead279. Gareth Swanepoel from South Africa was the only GP rider at Unadilla last year ('09). He did quite well, with a 7-6 score for sixth overall. This was DeSalle's first visit to New Berlin, NY ... and he did even better!

mxmofo wrote: 4:56pm August 17, 2010

Motohead279,, your right,, I did read your post wrong.. You seem to know the future because you said " JS performed exaclty like I knew he would." Tell me what next weeks loto #'s are ???

Motohead279 wrote: 6:53pm August 17, 2010

Sef154, Desalle was at Washougal last year, not Unadilla, my bad. Halsey, from what I have heard is a lot of people, a lot of people thought this would be how stewarts day would go. So if we guess right then we all know the future?? thats awesome!!! Just for curiosity how did you think Stewart was going to do last weekend, and will do in the next 3 races. (if he races) I think he will get more consistant and up to a 30 minute race pace as the races go on. Not psychic now, just a guess.

mxmofo wrote: 8:17am August 18, 2010

Motohead279,, I really thought JS would win one moto for sure ( 1st moto ).. I just couldnt believe he pulled off in the 2nd moto. I'm hoping this was a wake up call for him, so he will do much better the next few races.. He has been riding for over a month now, so I think he should have been more prepared than he was..

Motohead279 wrote: 8:34am August 18, 2010

I think he will get progressively better at each race, but there is a huge difference between doing motos at the practice track and racing motos at a national, and he knows that. I was never a huge Stewart fan but I'm pulling for him to get bck up there and mix it up. He will, he just needs some race time.

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