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Monster Energy AMA Supercross, an FIM World Championship
Mercedes-Benz Superdome - New Orleans, LA

Supercross Overall
1. Ryan Villopoto Kaw
2. Josh Grant Kaw
3. Justin Brayton Hon
4. Brett Metcalfe Suz

6. Davi Millsaps Yam
7. Weston Peick Yam
8. Kyle Chisholm Kaw
9. Wil Hahn Hon
10. Broc Tickle Kaw
11. Nick Wey Kaw
12. Jimmy Albertson Suz

13. Mike Alessi Suz
14. Justin Sipes Kaw
15. Gavin Faith Hon

16. Cody Gilmore Kaw
17. Kyle Regal Kaw
18. Bobby Kiniry Yam
19. Nico Izzi Yam
20. Jake Weimer Kaw

Supercross Heat 1 Overall (Top 9 Advance)
1. Jake Weimer
2. Andrew Short
3. Brett Metcalfe
4. Gavin Faith
5. Weston Peick
6. Robbby Kiniry
7. Kyle Regal
8. Justin Sipes
9. Nico Izzi
10. Jarred Jet Browne
11. Ryan Clark
12. Kyle Goerke
13. Tevin Tapia
14. Scotty Wennerstrom
15. Cory Green

16. Chad Cook
17. Wil Hahn
18. Travis Sewell
19. Matt Goerke
20. Daniel Aulseybrook

RV racked up another win in New Orleans.
Carl Stone photo

Supercross Heat 2 Overall (Top 9 Advance)
1. Ryan Villopoto
2. Mike Alessi
3. Justin Brayton
4. Broc Tickle
5. Josh Grant
6. Jimmy Albertson
7. Nick Wey
8. Kyle Chisholm
9. Cody Gilmore
10. Auston Albers
11. Ben LaMay
12. Jason Thomas
13. Preston Mull
14. Jeff Alessi
15. Adam Enticknap
16. Ivan Tedesco
17. Robbie Marshall
18. Landen Powell
19. Cameron Stone
20. Davi Millsaps

Supercross LCQ (Top 2 Advance)
1. Davi Millsaps
2. Wil Hahn
3. Ryan Clark
4. Tevin Tapia
5. Jeff Alessi
6. Jason Thomas
7. Jarred Jet Browne
8. Daniel Aulseybrook
9. Auston Albers
10. Travis Sewell
11. Preston Mull
12. Cameron Stone
13. Robbie Marshall
14. Chad Cook
15. Scotty Wennerstrom
16. Landen Powell
17. Adam Enticknap
18. Ivan Tedesco
19. Cory Green
20. Kyle Goerke
21. Ben LaMay
22. Matt Goerke

Josh Grant was the surprise of the night, capturing his first SX podium since '09.
Carl Stone photo

East Region Lites Overall
1. Darryn Durham Kaw
2. Blake Baggett Kaw
3. Justin Bogle Hon
4. Justin Barcia Hon
5. Ken Roczen KTM
6. Kyle Cunningham Yam

7. Jake Canada Hon
8. Tyler Bowers Kaw
9. Austin Politelli Hon
10. Phil Nicoletti Hon
11. Shawn Rife Hon
12. Matt Lemoine Kaw

13. Zach Freeberg Hon
14. Blake Wharton Suz
15. Tommy Weeck Hon
16. AJ Cantanzaro KTM
17. Malcolm Stewart KTM
18. Sean Lipanovich KTM
19. Alex Martin Hon
20. Kyle Peters Yam

East Region Lites Heat 1 Overall (Top 9 Advance)
1. Justin Barcia
2. Malcolm Stewart
3. Phil Nicoletti
4. Tyler Bowers
5. Justin Bogle
6. Austin Politelli
7. Kyle Peters
8. Shawn Rife
9. Sean Lipanovich
10. Bracken Hall
11. Tommy Weeck
12. Les Smith
13. Shane Sewell
14. Kyle Hussey
15. Michael Akaydin
16. Aaron Gulley
17. Jeremy Huddleston
18. Daniel Herrlein
19. Vernon McKiddie
20. Cole Thompson

Justin Barcia wrapped up his second straight East Region Lites title in New Orleans.
Carl Stone photo

East Region Lites Heat 2 Overall (Top 9 Advance)
1. Ken Roczen
2. Blake Wharton
3. Blake Baggett
4. Darryn Durham
5. Kyle Cunningham
6. Matt Lemoine
7. Jake Canada
8. Zack Freeberg
9. AJ Cantanzaro
10. Tyler Bright
11. Taylor Futrell
12. Alex Martin
13. Hunter Hewitt
14. David Buller
15. Cody Robbins
16. Tony Archer

17. Adam Gulley
18. Ricky Renner
19. Dakota Tedder
20. Luke Volinger

East Region Lites LCQ (Top 2 Advance)
1. Alex Martin
2. Tommy Weeck
3. Shane Sewell
4. Hunter Hewitt
5. Cody Robbins
6. Cole Thompson
7. Tony Archer
8. Tyler Bright
9. Les Smith
10. Kyle Hussey
11. Adam Gulley
12. Bracken Hall
13. Taylor Futrell
14. Aaron Gulley
15. Vernon McKiddie
16. Dakota Tedder
17. Luke Vonlinger
18. Jeremy Huddleston

19. Daniel Herrlein
20. David Buller
21. Ricky Renner
22. Michael Akaydin

Darryn Durham (center) claimed his first career Lites SX victory in New Orleans.
Carl Stone photo

Supercross Points Standings
Ryan Villopoto 321pts. Kaw *Clinched 2012 Championship
Davi Millsaps 206pts. Yam
Justin Brayton 201pts. Hon
Ryan Dungey 192pts. KTM
James Stewart 178pts. Yam
Brett Metcalfe 172pts. Suz
Jake Weimer 171pts. Kaw
Kevin Windham 166pts. Hon

Mike Alessi 162pts. Suz
Broc Tickle 133pts. Kaw
Kyle Chisholm 129pts. Kaw
Chad Reed 128pts. Hon

Josh Hansen 89pts. Kaw
Nick Wey 86pts. Kaw
Andrew Short 75pts. Hon
Robby Kinkiry 70pts. Yam
Weston Peick 65pts. Kaw
Marvin Musquin 59pts. KTM
Josh Grant 58pts. Kaw
Matt Goerke 58pts. Suz

Lites East Points Standings
Justin Barcia 185pts. Hon *Clinched 2012 Championship
Darryn Durham 143pts. Kaw
Ken Roczen 143pts. KTM
Blake Wharton 142pts. Suz
Blake Baggett 128pts. Kaw
Jake Canada 118pts Suz

Justin Bogle 107pts. Hon
Kyle Cunningham 70pts. Yam
Alex Martin 67pts. Hon
Matt Lemoine 66pts. Kaw
Malcolm Stewart 59pts. KTM
Phillip Nicoletti 47pts. Hon
Shane Sewell 44pts. KTM
Les Smith 42pts. KTM
Tommy Weeck 41pts. Hon
Tyler Bowers 41pts. Kaw
PJ Larsen 38pts. KTM
Austin Politelli 36pts. Hon
Cole Thompson 32pts. Hon

Hunter Hewitt 31pts. Suz

Lites West Point Standings
Dean Wilson 116pts Kaw
Eli Tomac 114pts Hon
Cole Seely 101pts Hon
Marvin Musquin 89pts KTM
Nico Izzi 78pts Yam
Matt Moss 73pts KTM

Zach Osborne 67pts Yam
Travis Baker 63pts Hon
Tyla Rattray 60pts Kaw
Jason Anderson 58pts Suz
Billy Laninovich 57pts Hon
Ryan Sipes 53pts Yam
Max Anstie 53pts Hon
Vince Friese 50pts Hon

Michael Leib 44pts. Hon
Martin Davalos 44pts. Suz
Gareth Swanepoel 34pts. Yam
Gavin Faith 27pts. Hon
Bruce Rutherford 24pts. Hon

Teddy Maier 21pts Hon

Justin Brayton took home third in the Big Easy.
Carl Stone photo

FIM World Motocross Championship

MX1 Points Standings

Antonio Cairoli 50pts. KTM
Clement Desalle 44pts. Suz
Steven Frossard 40pts. Yam
Gautier Paulin 32pts. Kaw
Kevin Strijbos 31pts. KTM
Ken de Dycker 31pts. KTM
Rui Goncalves 29pts. Hon
Shaun Simpson 23pts. Yam
Tanel Leok 22pts. Suz
David Phillippaerts 20pts. Yam
Xavier Boog 20pts. Kaw
Matiss Karro 17pts. KTM
Marcus Schiffer 14pts. Suz
Christophe Pourcel 12pts. Kaw
Jonathan Barragan 12pts. Hon

Antonio Cairoli holds a six-point lead over Clement Desalle in the MX1 class after one round.
Ray Archer / KTM Images photo

MX2 Points Standings

Jeffery Herlings 50pts. KTM
Joel Roelants 42pts. Kaw
Tommy Searle 42pts. Kaw
Jeremy van Horebeek 36pts. KTM
Jordi Tixier 29pts. KTM
Jake Nicholls 28pts. KTM
Max Anstie 26pts. Hon
Dylan Ferrandis 24pts. Kaw
Valentin Teillet 23pts. Kaw
Mel Pocock 22pts.Yam
Glenn Coldenhoff 21pts. KTM
Alessandro Lupino 16pts. Husq
Alexander Tonkov 15pts. Hon
Harri Kullas 15pts. Suz
Nikolaj Larsen 9pts. Suz

Can-Am GNCC Championship
Big Buck - Union, SC

XC1 Overall
1. Kailub Russell KTM
2. Paul Whibley Yam
3. Charlie Mullins KTM
4. Thad DuVall Hon
5. Rory Mead KTM
6. Garrett Edmisten Kaw
7. Cory Buttrick KTM
8. Jimmy Jarrett Hon
9. Jordan Ashburn Yam
10. Nathan Kanney Hon
11. Steven Squire KTM
12. Chris Batch BET
13. Toby Price KTM

XC2 Overall
1. Steward Baylor Jr. KTM
2. Andrew Delong HSQ
3. Jason Thomas HSQ
4. Brad Bakken Yam
5. Jesse Robinson HSB
6. Jedediah Haines Yam
7. Cody Gragg Yam
8. AJ Stewart Yam
9. Scott Grills Hon
10. Michael McGinnis KTM
11. Jase Lewis KTM
12. Zach Nolan KTM
13. Larry Silvia KTM
14. Lucas Statom Yam
15. Ryan Lojak Yam
16. Dustin Gibson KTM
17. Nick Davis KTM
18. Brad Riley Hon

Kailub Russell sits just two points back of Paul Whibley in the XC1 class.

Photo: GNCCRacing.com

XC1 Points Standings
Paul Whibley 101pts YAM
Kailub Russell 99pts KTM
Charlie Mullins 86pts KTM
Thad Duvall 70pts HON
Cory Buttrick 64pts KTM
Rory Mead 60pts KTM
Garrett Edmisten 54pts. Kaw
Chris Bach 48pts BET
Nathan Kanney 44pts Hon
Jordan Ashburn 40pts. Yam

XC2 Points Standings
Steward Baylor 120pts KTM
Jesse Robinson 84pts HUSA
Jason Thomas 79pts HUSQ
Jedediah Haines 64pts YAM
Brad Bakken 64pts YAM

Glenn Kearney 42pts. HSQ
AJ Stewart 41pts. Yam
Cody Gragg 40pts. Yam
Andrew Delong 38pts. HSQ
Scott Grills 35pts. Hon

Monster Energy MX Nationals Austrailan Nationals
Round 2 - Coonabarabran, Australia

Pro Open MX1 Overall
1. Josh Coppins Yam
2. Tye Simmonds Hon
3. Jake Moss Hon
4. Jay Marmont Kaw
5. Brad Anderson Hon
6. Cody Cooper Suz
7. Lawson Bopping Yam
8. Daniel McCoy Suz
9. Dan Reardon KTM
10. Todd Waters Suz
11. Darryll King Yam
12. Craig Anderson Yam
13. Aden de Jager Yam
14. Dylan Petersen Kaw
15. Dean Porter Suz
16. Calle Aspegren Hon
17. Beau Ralston Yam
18. Billy Mackenzie Kaw
19. Kyle McKedie Kaw
20. Tim Vare Hon

The Pro Open MX1 podium.
Simon Makker/Makkreative.com photo

Pro Lites MX2 Overall
1. Luke Styke Yam
2. Kirk Gibbs Yam

3. Kade Mosig Kaw
4. Cheyne Boyd Hon
5. Ford Dale Hon

6. Scott Columb Suz
7. Errol Willis Suz
8. Justin McDonald Hon
9. Ryan Marmont KTM
10. Josh Cachia KTM
11. Adam Monea Suz
12. Lewis Woods Suz
13. Luke Arbon Yam
14. Nick Murray Suz
15. Geran Stapleton Hon
16. Brock Winston KTM
17. Richard Egerton Yam
18. Matthew Phillips Yam
19. Corey Lucas Hon
20. Kody Wheeler

Pro Open MX1 Points Standings
Josh Coppins 125pts. Yam
Jake Moss 101pts. Hon
Jay Marmont 95pts. Kaw
Brad Anderson 94pts. Hon
Tye Simmonds 94pts. Hon
Lawson Bopping 89pts. Yam
Todd Waters 89pts. Suz
Cody Cooper 87pts. Suz

Ben Townley 75pts. Hon
Dan Reardon 72pts. KTM

Pro Lites MX2 Points Standings
Luke Styke 132pts. Yam
Kirk Gibbs 119pts. Yam
Ford Dale 110pts. Hon
Kade Mosig 97pts. Kaw
Josh Cahcia 92pts. KTM
Justin McDonald 88pts. Hon
Cheyne Boyd 87pts. Hon
Adam Monea 80pts. Suz
Errol Willis 76pts. Suz
Ryan Marmont 67pts. KTM

The Pro Lites MX2 podium.
Simon Makker/Makkreative.com photo

Grand Prix of France MX3
Castelnau de Levis - Tarn, France

MX3 Overall
1. Cedric Soubeyras Hon
2. Gregory Aranda Yam
3. Jonathan Barragan Hon
4. Miko Potisek Hon
5. Rui Goncalves Hon
6. Martin Michek
7. Gunter Schmidinger Hon
8. Antti Pyrhonen Hon
9. Matthias Walkner KTM
10. Michael Staufer KTM

WMX Overall
1. Livia Lancelot Kaw
2. Chiara Fontanesi Yam
3. Britt van der Wekken Hon
4. Natalie Kane KTM
5. Justin Charroux yam

2012 World Mini Grand Prix
Mesquite, NV

250 Stk. Pro
1. Dillan Epstein Kaw
2. Austin Burns Kaw
3. Mat Inda Kaw

250 Mod Pro
1. Dillan Epstein Kaw
2. Blake Savage Kaw
3. Jeremy Matin Yam

450 Stk. Pro
1. Jeremy Martin Yam
2. Dillan Epstein Kaw
3. Blake Savage Kaw

450 Mod Pro
1. Dillan Epstein Kaw
2. Jeremy Martin Yam
3. Austin Burns Kaw

250 Stk. Inter
1. Matt Bisceglia Hon
2. Brandan Leith Kaw
3. Brady Kiesel KTM

250 Mod Inter
1. Matt Bisceglia Hon
2. Jayme Gardiner III Kaw
3. Brandan Leith Kaw

450 Stk. Inter
1. Hayden Mellross Hon
2. Tyler Enticknap Hon
3. Jayme Gardiner III Kaw

450 Mod Inter
1. Matt Bisceglia Hon
2. Alyas Wardius Kaw
3. Tyler Enticknap Hon

Supermini Thru 13
1. Rookie White Suz
2. Derek Kelly Suz
3. Luke Purther KTM

Supermini Thru 16
1. Justin Hoeft Yam
2. Andrew Pierce Hon
3. Derek Kelly

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Dade City Motocross
Dade City, FL

Vortex Lites Overall
1. RJ Hampshire

2. Austin Diperna

3. Justin Gant

Maxxis British Motocross Championship

MX1 Points Standings

Kevin Strijbos 131pts. KTM
Mattis Karro 115pts. KTM
Shaun Simpson 113pts. Yam
Gert Krestinov 92pts. Hon
Martin Barr 87pts. Kaw
Marc De Reuver 70pts. Kaw
Dorren Coutts 70pts. Hon
Jason Dougan 64pts. Hon

MX2 Points Standings
Mel Pocock 118pts. Yam
Neville Bradshaw 108pts. Hon
Elliot Banks-Brown 104pts. KTM

Nicolas Aubin 83pts. Hon
Steven Lenoir 81pts. Yam
Bryan Mackenzie 76pts. KTM
Jordan Booker 71pts. Hon
Zach Osborne 69pts. Yam
Stuart Edmonds 63pts. Suz
Graeme Irwin 51pts. Yam

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The Conversation

mxguy94 wrote: 8:38am April 16, 2012

Justin Barcia *2011 champion and now 2012 champion

yzchris76 wrote: 9:51am April 16, 2012

Man I hope Weimer has a backup plan if Kawi driops him. I really like the guy but he has JS7 syndrome.

Wheelzz708 wrote: 10:39am April 16, 2012

@yzchris76 I know, and it seemed like he was in for a great season at the start but now things seem to be falling apart for him!

I think JG33 was the big surprise this race, I didn't watch the race because I felt there was not much to watch for any more. I almost passed out when I saw grant got second. Even though lots of the top guys are out it he still wasn't doing great and it almost seemed like he didn't care any more. A 2nd for him must be a real confidence boost!

It is good to see Shorty back and a 5th is definitely great for him! I would still really like to know what is going on with his team? The fact that he was running under MM Hondas rig this weekend furthers the rumour that the Supercross Online Honda operation has folded. If that is true its a huge bummer for Shorty (Who clearly likes Honda) and I really hope he does not end up on JGR for outdoors. I am not saying JGR is bad (his bikes are one of the best) but I just dont think those new Yamahas will work for short!

Wheelzz708 wrote: 10:44am April 16, 2012

Also, great ride for Phil Nicoletti, he is doing very well this year and Eleven 10 Mods was smart to pick him up. If Martin could improve his pace in Supercross he would definitely have a better ride because hes a consistent top 10 rider in nationals! Then again those E10 Mods bikes are rockets!

raysnowboard wrote: 11:33am April 16, 2012

Will Barcia stay in the Lites class again to defend the title???

Graz11 wrote: 11:42am April 16, 2012

Great point yzchris76. I to like him but i think Kawi is going to drop him. Does anybody know if Canard an Brayton are signed for next year with Team honda.With Barcia moving up an maybe Seely I hate to see honda lose out on two good riders.

Graz11 wrote: 11:52am April 16, 2012

I guess the real question is will Barcia or Seely get to ride Canard's 450 for the upcoming outdoors.I think honda should put one of them on it.

hamncheeze wrote: 11:53am April 16, 2012

@raysnowboard - Barcia has to move up to the 450s for 2013 in SX. He has effectively pointed out. Weege or Matthes did a good article on the rules of this last week or the week before.

I was surprised to see Grant up there as well. I'm not a huge fan of him, but after all he has been through in injuries it was cool to see him SO pumped on the podium. One could easily see how sincerely happy and appreciative of it he was, certainly something he would not have conveyed a couple of years ago. Hard times teach humility.

Another happy guy was Durham - he always seems happy even when times are tough but it was great to see him get his first win. I used to get a chuckle when he would do his sponsor roll after the heat race wins on the live SPEED covered events. It's like he was so pumped to get some camera time, but he didn't really know that was not the moment to do the sponsor roll. Then on the podium in New Orleans he kind of froze up when he had to do it after the big W. Funny kid, hope he continues on to bigger and better things.

mxguy94 wrote: 12:24pm April 16, 2012

haha they changed it quick! good correction Racer x.
as for Weimer i gotta think Kawi will keep him around for another chance just because he is buddies with RV and rides with him. So if i was Kawi i would not want to change anything in RV's world, but they did switch managers recently, we will see.....................

Wheelzz708 wrote: 12:54pm April 16, 2012

Im think Honda signed Brayton for 2 years. As for TC41, I think they will re sign him just because that last injury wasn't his fault and they know how passionate he is to race!

therealmofo wrote: 3:03pm April 16, 2012

@Graz11--Why would Barcia want to run the 450 class?? He has never won an outdoor title on the 250, and I think he wants the chance to get that.. And Barcia has next year in the 250 outdoor class too if he wants it.. So why in the world would he even consider going to the 450's??? And Barcia is on the Geico Honda Team, not Factory Honda anyway..Same team as Windham, NOT Brayton and Canard.. So Seely sounds like the logical choice.

carlsbad wrote: 7:11pm April 16, 2012

Last I heard, T. Hahn was chosen to ride the Factory Honda that Canard gave up.

carlsbad wrote: 7:23pm April 16, 2012

If I were in the driver's seat in regards to my career path (which Barcia pretty much is), I'd stay on the 250F and go after the MX title. There is an EXCELLENT chance he could get the championship (and the bonus that goes with it) because he seems to be a level above his 250E competition.

Team Honda is snake bit right now in terms of injuries and they would LOVE to have Barcia signed, sealed and delivered as I'm sure Barcia would like to stay on a Honda (he looks comfortable on them).

Barcia could finish his contract with GEICO and walk into the Team Honda contract negotiations with a 250F MX title to go with his back-to-back 250F SX titles (not to mention he's had a "better than average" try-out on the 450). Not a bad place to be when the haggling begins.

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