Subscribeto Racer X

Lucas Oil AMA Pro Motocross Championship

450 Overall Points Standings

Ryan Villopoto 341pts. Kaw

Ryan Dungey 340pts. Suz

Chad Reed 332pts. Hon

Brett Metcalfe 247pts. Suz

Kevin Windham 193pts. Hon

Andrew Short 183pts. KTM

Mike Alessi 178pts. KTM

David Millsaps 173pts. Yam

Jacob Weimer 159pts. Kaw

Tommy Hahn 140pts. Yam

Christian Craig 119pts. Hon

Ricky Dietrich 119pts. Yam

Michael Byrne 115pts. Suz

Nicholas Wey 114pts. Yam

Justin Brayton 102pts. Yam

Tye Simmonds 81pts. KTM

Jimmy Albertson 68pts. Hon

Ben LaMay 57pts. Yam

Trey Canard 56pts. Hon

Jake Canada 39pts. Yam

undefined
Villopoto leads the 450 class by one point over Ryan Dungey.
Photo: Andrew Fredrickson

250 Overall Points Standings

Dean Wilson 346pts. Kaw

Tyla Rattray 333pts. Kaw

Blake Baggett 329pts. Kaw

Kyle Cunningham 233pts. Yam

Eli Tomac 201pts. Hon

Broc Tickle 187pts. Kaw

Justin Barcia 181pts. Hon

Gareth Swanepoel 177pts. Yam

Martin Davalos 152pts. Suz

Darryn Durham 144pts. Hon

Malcolm Stewart 125pts. Suz

Cole Seely 123pts. Hon

Alex Martin 117pts. Hon

Gannon Audette 105pts. Yam

Nico Izzi 91pts. Hon

Travis Baker 90pts. Hon

Nick Paluzzi 80pts. Suz

Ryan Sipes 65pts. Yam

Jason Anderson 65pts. Suz

Wil Hahn 64pts. Hon

undefined
Pro Circuit sits 1-2-3 in the 250 class point standings.
Photo: Andrew Fredrickson

WMX Overall Points Standings

Ashley Fiolek 232pts. Hon

Jessica Patterson 224pts.Yam

Tarah Gieger 188pts. Hon

Jacqueline Strong 138pts. KTM

Vicki Golden 131pts. Kaw

Kasie Creson 128pts. Hon

Marissa Markelon 125pts. Yam

Lindsey Palmer 107pts. Hon

Alexah Pearson 103pts. KTM

Sayaka Kaneshiro 98pts. Suz

undefined
WMX points leader Ashley Fiolek.
Photo: Andrew Fredrickson

FIM Motocross World Championship
Grand Prix of Czech Republic

MX1 Overall
1. Clement Desalle (2-1) Suz
2. Antonio Cairoli (1-4) KTM
3. Rui Goncalves (3-3) Hon
4. Tanel Leok (12-2) TM
5. Max Nagl (7-6) KTM
6. Kevin Strijbos (6-8) Suz
7. Xavier Boog (8-7) Kaw

8. Steve Frossard (5-12) Yam

9. Christophe Pourcel (13-5) Kaw
10. Jonathan Barragan (11-10) Kaw
11. Shaun Simpson (10-11) Hon
12. Ken de Dycker (15-9) Hon
13. Evgeny Bobryshev (4-26) Hon
14. Davide Gurarneri (9-16) Kaw
15. Gunter Schmidinger (14-14) Hon

MX2 Overall
1. Ken Roczen (1-1) KTM
2. Jeffrey Herlings (2-2) KTM
3. Tommy Searle (6-3) Kaw
4. Max Anstie (4-6) Kaw
5. Arnaud Tonus (9-4) Yam
6. Valentin Teillet (8-7) Suz
7. Joel Roelants (7-9) KTM
8. Jake Nicholls (5-11) KTM
9. Nicolas Aubin (3-32) KTM
10. Jeremy van Horebeek (15-8) KTM
11. Harri Kullas (13-10) Yam
12. Jordi Tixier (10-13) KTM
13. Gautier Paulin (32-5) Yam
14. Petar Petrov (16-12) Yam
15. Antonio Jose Butron Oliva (11-28) KTM

Cairoli finished second overall in the Czech Repbulic but still holds the points lead.
Photo: Courtsey of KTM

MX1 Point Standings

Antonio Cairoli 509pts. KTM
Clement Desalle 461pts. Suz
Steven Frossard 428pts. Yam
Evgeny Bobryshev 387pts. Hon
Max Nagl 378pts. KTM
Rui Goncalves 349pts. Hon
David Philippaerts 308pts. Yam
Ken de Dycker 268pts. Hon
Xavier Boog 262pts. Kaw
Jonathan Barragan 254pts. Kaw
Tanel Leok 229pts. TM
Steve Ramon 229pts. Suz
Kevin Strijbos 204pts. Suz
Shaun Simpson 170pts. Hon
Anthony Boissiere 154pts. Yam

MX2 Point Standings

Ken Roczen 540pts. KTM
Jeffrey Herlings 513pts. KTM
Tommy Searle 435pts. Kaw
Gautier Paulin 389pts. Yam
Arnaud Tonus 325pts. Yam
Max Anstie 318pts. Kaw
Zach Osborne 295pts. Yam
Harri Kullas 268pts. Yam
Nicolas Aubin 227pts. KTM
Joel Roelants 206pts. KTM
Christophe Charlier 179pts. Yam
Jake Nicholls 165pts. KTM
Jordi Tixier 150pts. KTM
Alexander Lupino 124pts. HUQ
Antonio Jose Butron Oliva 124pts. KTM

Roczen extended his points lead over Jeffrey Herlings with a 1-1 finish. .
Photo: Courtsey of KTM

Canadian Motocross Championship
Sand Del Lee MX - Ontario

MX1 Overall
Colton Facciotti (1-1) Yam
Matt Goerke (5-2) Kaw
Kyle Keast (4-3) KTM
Teddy Maier (3-4) Kaw
Dusty Klatt (2-7) Yam
Shawn Maffenbeier (7-5) Yam
Mason Phillips (9-9) KTM
Michael Willard (12-8) KTM
Liam O'Farrell (8-11) KTM
Jerry Lorenz (13-10) Kaw
Travis Sewell (DNF-6) Yam
Robby Marshall (6-DNF) KTM
Mike Stryker (15-13) KTM
Parker Allison (14-15) Yam
Iain Hayden (13-16) Suz

MX2 Overall
Jeremy Medaglia (1-1) KTM
Kaven Benoit (4-2) KTM
Tyler Sjoberg (2-4) Kaw
Tyler Medaglia (5-3) Yam
Austin Politelli (3-9) Kaw
Kieran Leigh (7-6) KTM
Dylan Kaelin (10-5) Suz
Brad Nauditt (6-10) Hon
Nicky Beatty (9-12) Hon
Topher Ingalls (DNF-7) Suz
Jonathan Parise (25-8) Kaw
P.O. Lavigne (16-13) Hon
Sunny Drake (8-DNF) Hon
Eric Jeffery (12-18) Kaw
Jarred Williams (15-16) Kaw

Colton Facciotti clinched the championship in the MX1 class at Sand Del Lee.
Photo: James Lissimore/DMX

MX1 Point Standings
Colton Facciotti(Yam) 385 – *2011 Championship
Dusty Klatt(Yam) 334
Teddy Maier(Kaw) 274
Kyle Keast(KTM) 248
Matt Goerke(Kaw) 209
Bobby Kiniry(Suz) 196
Shawn Maffenbeier(Yam) 194
Mason Phillips(KTM) 185
Kevin Urquhart(Kaw) 161
Michael Willard(KTM) 160
Jared Allison(Yam) 152
Parker Allison(Yam) 128
Robbie Marshall(KTM) 118
Brock Hoyer(Kaw) 87
Liam O'Farrell(KTM) 79

MX2 Points Standings
Tyler Medaglia(Yam) 351
Kaven Benoit(KTM) 306
Austin Politelli(Kaw) 275
Jeremy Medaglia(KTM) 251
Tyler Sjoberg(Kaw) 245
Kieran Keigh(KTM) 195
Brad Nauditt(Hon) 181
Topher Ingalls(Suz) 179
Nicky Beatty(Hon) 117
Dylan Schmoke(KTM) 112
Dylan Kaelin(Suz) 108
Morgan Burger(Kaw) 101
Spencer Knowles(Kaw) 96
Nathan Bles(Suz) 89
Kevin Lepp(Hon) 70

2011Red Bull AMA Amateur National Motocross Championship
Loretta Lynn Ranch - Hurricane Mills, TN

450 A
1. Justin Bogle (1-1-1) Hon
2. Jacob Hayes (2-7-2) Kaw
3. Jessy Nelson (6-2-3) Hon
4. Gavin Faith (3-5-5) Hon
5. Joey Peters (5-6-7) Yam

250 A
1. Kyle Peters (1-2-1) Yam
2. Justin Bogle (2-1-2) Hon
3. Jessy Nelson (7-3-4) Hon
4. Grant Ransdell (6-7-8) Yam
5. Jesse Wetland (5-10-7) Yam

Justin Bogle won the 450 A class at Loretta Lynn's.
Photo: Garth Milan

450 B Stk.
1. Cole Thompson (1-1-2) Hon
2. Jeremy Martin (2-4-1) Suz
3. Cody Silver (4-6-3) Kaw
4. Kevin Weisbruch (7-10-6) Kaw
5. Jeffrey Lewis (6-5-12) Kaw

450 B Mod
1. Justin Summers (1-1-1) Suz
2. Blake Savage (3-2-2) Kaw
3. Conner Elliott (9-3-3) Kaw
4. Cody Silver (5-7-5) Kaw
5. Clinton Duff (7-6-7) Suz

250 B Stk.
1. Justin Hill (2-3-1) Kaw
2. Zach Bell (1-2-4) Kaw
3. Cole Thompson (3-4-2) Hon
4. Jeremy Martin (4-1-8) Suz
5. Thomas Covington (8-5-5) Kaw

250 B Mod
1. Thomas Covington (3-1-2) Kaw
2. Blake Savage (4-3-4) Kaw
3. Zack Williams (7-5-3) Hon
4. Vann Martin (5-7-5) Hon
5. Justin Summers (1-10-7) Suz

Adam Cianciarulo took home both Supermini titles at Loretta's.
Photo: Garth Milan

450 C
1. Dylan Rouse (2-3-5) Kaw
2. Carlan Mitchell (7-5-3) Suz
3. Gatlin Hubbard (10-2-4) Yam
4. Ryan Gustine (6-10-1) Hon
5. Hugh McDonald (1-1-18) Hon

250 C Stk.
1. Antonio Hernandez (5-1-1) Hon
2. Max Harris (2-5-3) Kaw
3. Cameron Fasnacht (3-2-5) Suz
4. Justin Lee (1-17-6) KTM
5. Brice Klippel (7-14-10) Kaw

250 C Mod.
1. Ryan Surratt (1-1-2) Kaw
2. Carson Tickle (4-3-5) Yam
3. Brice Klippel (7-6-4) Kaw
4. Ryan Gustine (2-12-6) Hon
5. Will Stockland (6-9-7) Yam

Open Pro Sport
1. Chris Plouffe (4-1-4) Hon
2. Austin Politelli (3-5-5) Kaw
3. Joey Peters (7-4-6) Yam
4. Jesse Wentland (21-3-1) Yam
5. Joshua Hall (11-8-7) Hon

Matt Bisceglia took home the Schoolboy 1 title at Loretta's.
Photo: Garth Milan

College B/C (17-24)
1. Vann Martin (1-7-1) Hon
2. Cody Gragg (5-1-6) Yam
3. Sam Landry (7-3-4) Hon
4. Joseph Dalell (8-5-10) Kaw
5. Damon Rummel (3-6-15) Hon

Supermini 1 (12-15)
1. Adam Cianciarulo (1-3-1) Kaw
2. Jordon Smith (3-1-2) Suz
3. Copper Webb (5-2-3) Hon
4. Daniel Baker (2-6-4) Hon
5. Andrew Pierce (4-4-5) Suz

Supermini 2 (13-16)
1. Adam Cianciarulo (1-2-1) Kaw
2. Jordon Smith (2-3-2) Suz
3. Keith Tucker (4-7-4) KTM
4. Josh Osby (7-4-6) Suz
5. Andy Kost (5-6-8) Yam

Schoolboy 1 (12-16)
1. Matt Bisceglia (1-2-1) Yam
2. Chris Alldredge (3-1-2) Yam
3. Jace Owen (9-4-3) Suz
4. Shane McElrath (6-8-5) KTM
5. Aaron Plessinger (5-6-11) Yam

Schoolboy 2 (13-16)
1. Jace Owen (2-1-5) Suz
2. Hector Rodriguez (7-2-2) Yam
3. Paul Coates (1-9-4) Yam
4. Brady Kiesel (4-5-6) KTM
5. Zack Williams (6-3-12) Hon

Junior 25-Plus
1. Clark Stiles (1-2-1) Kaw

Vet B/C 30-Plus
1. Chris Brice (4-2-1) Hon

Kyle Peters overtook Justin Bogle to win the 250 A class at the Ranch.
Photo: Garth Milan

Vet 35-Plus
1. Clark Stiles (1-1-2) Kaw

Senior 40-Plus
1. Keith Johnson (1-1-1) Kaw

Senior 45-Plus
1. David Moegle (1-1-1) Hon

Master 50-Plus
1. Scottie Shipley (1-1-1)

51 (4-6) Stk. Multi Spd.
1. Edgar Lewis (2-1-4)

51 (4-6) Stock Shaft Drv
1. Ryan Pruett (3-1-1) Yam

51 AMA 1 Stk.
1. Ryder Difrancesco (2-1-1) Cob

51 (7-8) AMA 2 Stk.
1. Stilez Robinson (1-1-1) Cob

65 (7-9) Stk,
1. Garrett Marchbanks (2-1-1) KTM

Jordon Smith finished second overall in both Supermini classes at Loretta's.
Photo: Garth Milan

65 (10-11) Stk.
1. Gabriel Jairala (3-1-2) KTM

65 (7-11) Mod
1. Gabriel Jairala (2-2-3) KTM

85 (9-11) Stk
1. Chase Sexton (2-1-2) Yam

85 (9-11) Mod
1. Sean Cantrell (1-1-3) Suz

85 (12-14) Stk.
1. Blake Green (3-1-5) Kaw

85 (12-14) Mod
1. Austin Forkner (1-2-3) Kaw

Girls (12-15)
1. Taylor Higgins (2-1-4) Hon

Girls (9-11)
1. Jazzmyn Canfield (1-1-1) Yam

Women 14-Plus
1. Kasie Creson (1-1-1) Hon

YB (12-15) Group 1
1. Savannah Gaston (1-1-1) Hon

YB (12-15) Group 2
1. Oliver Christy (4-1-1) Hon

YB (12-15) Group 1
1. Austin Cozadd (1-2-4) Suz

YB (9-14) Group 2
1. Hunter Hankle (5-1-1)

For Complete Results from the 2011 Loretta Lynn Amateur National Championship Click HERE.

Maxxis British Championship

Through Round 6

MX1 Standings
Brad Anderson 378pts. Hon
Kristian Whatley 311pts. Yam
Martin Barr 308pts. KTM
Gert Krenstinov 238pts. Kaw
Tom Church 236pts. KTM

MX2 Overall Standing
Arnaud Tonus 395pts. Yam

Elliott Banks Browne 331pts. Hon

Zach Osborne 323pts. Yam
Mel Pocock 256pts. Suz
Bryan Mackenzie 230pts. Kaw

Can-Am GNCC Racing

XC1 Standings
Josh Strang 174pts. Suz
Charles Mullins 160pts. KTM
Paul Whibley 149pts. Yam
Nathan Kanney 111pts. KTM
Cory Buttrick 110pts. KTM
Kailub Russell 109pts. KTM
Chris Bach 80pts. BET
Mike Lafferty 64pts. HSB
Jimmy Jarrett 60pts. Hon
Thaddeus Duvall 58pts. Yam

undefined
Josh Strang (number 1) leads the XC1 class.
Photo: Andrew Fredrickson

XC2 Standings
Steward Baylor Jr 169pts. KTM
Jason Thomas 138pts. HSQ
Andrew Delong 128pts. KTM
Jesse Robinson 127pts. KTM
Jordan Ashburn 111pts. Yam
Scott Watkins 100pts. Hon
Brad Bakken 90pts. KTM
Morgan Moss 85pts. HSQ
Shane Obanion 76pts. KTM
Zack Smith 72pts. KTM

Australian Motocross Championship
Final Standings

Pro Open Final Standing
Jay Marmont 682pts. Yam *2011 Champion
Josh Coppins 650pts. Yam
Billy Mackenzie 636pts. Kaw
Dean Ferris 601pts. Kaw
Cheyne Boyd 537pts. Hon
Michael Phillips 510pts. Hon
Lawson Bopping 497pts. Suz
Cody Cooper 449pts. Suz
Louis Calvin 340pts. KTM
Beau Ralston 246pts. Yam

undefined
Matt Moss won the 2011 Pro Lites class.
Photo: Courtsey of KTM

Pro Lites Final Standings
Matt Moss 638pts. KTM *2011 Champion
Kirk Gibbs 628pts. Yam
Phil Nicoletti 544pts. Kaw
Brenden Harrison 533pts. KTM
Kade Mosig 529pts. Hon
Daniel McCoy 518pts. Suz
Josh Cachia 480pts. KTM
Justin McDonald 464pts. Hon
Cody Mackie 454pts. Hon
Luke Styke 437pts. Yam

Red Bull X-Fighters
Polland

Overall
1. Nate Adams
2. Danny Torres
3. Eigo Sato
4. Javier Villegas
5. Maikel Melero

Standings (after 5 of 6 events):
1. Nate Adams (USA/365pts)
2. Danny Torres (ESP/325pts)
3. Andre Villa (NOR/270pts)
4. Blake Williams (AUS/135pts)
5. Eigo Sato (JAP/180pts)

Dutch Championship

MX1 Championship Standings
Herjan Brakkee 143pts.
Marc de Reuver 127pts.
Kristof Salaets 106pts.
Yentel Martens 101pts.
Ken de Dycker 100pts.

MX 2 Championship Standings
Jeffrey Herlings 191pts.
Petar Petrov 122pts.
Joel Roelants 120pts.
Mike Kras 120pts.
Harri Kullas 113pts.

Share this article:

Did you like this article?

Check out TEAM HONDA AT DAWN

in our Latest issue of Racer X available now.

Forty years ago, Team Honda arrived on the American motocross circuit with a brand new motorcycle: the game-changing Elsinore CR250. Page 170.

$19.9812 Print Issues
$9.9812 Digital Issues

Look for the verified symbol

The Conversation

BillC wrote: 6:23am August 8, 2011

Pourcel...5th moto 2....Is he getting it back?

bd200 wrote: 8:41am August 8, 2011

Pourcel might be finallt getting in shape. He cant be lazy and ride a 450 for 40 m inutes. Its way too much bike.

BillC wrote: 10:23am August 8, 2011

Maybe he needs a 350 LOL

mxmofo wrote: 10:50am August 8, 2011

Hey BillC,, that night not be a bad idea.. We all know how well he rode a 250.

bd200 wrote: 11:37am August 8, 2011

That would mean going to KTM, I dont think Everts or Decoster could put up with him being lazy. they both worked hard during thier riding careers. Those two are legends with thier conditioning.

mxmofo wrote: 11:45am August 8, 2011

I was kidding.. I think the 350 is a joke ( when its an actual 350 ). But, I guess KTM has nothing else to do with all their money, so why not experiment..

Carlsbad wrote: 12:01pm August 8, 2011

He would not be welcomed at KTM (U.S.). Roger DeCoster has been noted for his soft spot for foreign talent but, I don't see him being very hospitable to CP's way of behaving. especially considering Roczens arrival. I imagine he would be very happy to have Roczen mentored by Dungey & Short to see what is expected of a good athlete / role model.

Welker wrote: 12:53pm August 8, 2011

Yes I wanna see what DeCoster can do with KTM in the USA I know he has the desire to be the best wherever he is.

Carlsbad wrote: 4:20pm August 8, 2011

Recently read on another site (MXA) how KTM is busying themselves preparing a F.I. 450 for their future rider RD5.
I would guess the Dungey deal is all but nailed down, and that would leave Suzuki to look for another talent but, as has been said elsewhere, Stewart (the obvious alternative) isn't going to make anywhere near his existing Yamaha contract thus, he is more than likely to remain on a YZF and on the sidelines for the 2011-12 outdoor seasons.

Man, if the U.S. wasn't so financially jacked-up, it would be nice to see all the brands represented by two premeire class racers (and two or three 250F racers or their satellite team). That could potentially be ten racers capable of winning an event............oh well.....

chromob wrote: 6:30pm August 8, 2011

350 a joke ? who won again?

chromob wrote: 6:32pm August 8, 2011

( 1st moto )

looper148 wrote: 3:31am August 9, 2011

Having watched the G.P. I gotta say Pourcel looked pretty good, he got a bad start in the first race and just stayed where he was, in the 2nd moto however the dude was on it, keepin Cairoli behind him for a large part of the race, and even after he seemed to die off (I thought he was gunna pull out to be honest lol) he had a second wind and made a move late on in the race on Nagl. His most impressive moto of the year for sure.

mxmofo wrote: 7:56am August 9, 2011

@chromob,, I said "when its an actual 350." I'm pretty sure AC's bike isnt... Comprendo ???

bucky394 wrote: 8:15am August 9, 2011

I was at Spring Creek, and was fortunate enough to have all day pit passes. After the 2nd 450 moto, we went to the pits. There we saw Roger D. talking with R D 1. Not sure at all what was said, but I had a strange feeling it was about the R D 1 / KTM deal. Just the expression on Ryans face, maybe I am reading too much into this, but I would love to hear what was said. Then I had the priviledge of shaking hands with both of them. Hey, I'm a fan and it made my day, But I still just can't help but wonder.....

mxmofo wrote: 8:19am August 9, 2011

@bucky394,, I too was at Millville.. Roder D. came up to me and stood right beside me by the sand whoops during practice.. He was focused on RD everytime he went through there.

Look for the verified symbol