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Lucas Oil Pro Motocross Championship

450 Points Standings

Ryan Dungey 383pts. KTM
Mike Alessi 303pts. Suz
Jake Weimer 280pts. Kaw
Andrew Short 247pts. Hon
Broc Tickle 220pts. Kaw
Justin Brayton 183pts. Hon
Josh Grant 169pts. Kaw
James Stewart 151pts. Suz
Brett Metcalfe 142pts. Suz
Kyle Chisholm 137pts. Kaw
Michael Byrne 122pts. Suz
Nico Izzi 95pts. Yam
Ryan Sipes 94pts. Yam
Davi Millsaps 85pts. Yam
Tommy Hahn 81pts. Hon
Cole Thompson 64pts. Hon
Jimmy Albertson 61pts. Suz
Matt Lemoine 61pts. Kaw
Tyla Rattray 58pts. Kaw
Vince Friese 58pts. Suz

Ryan Dungey leads the 450 Class.
Simon Cudby photo

250 Points Standings
Blake Baggett 355pts. Kaw
Justin Barcia 344pts. Hon
Eli Tomac 323pts. Hon
Ken Roczen 305pts. KTM
Marvin Musquin 256pts. KTM
Wil Hahn 218pts. Hon
Blake Wharton 185pts. Suz
Jason Anderson 168pts. Suz
Jessy Nelson 144pts. Hon
Travis Baker 134pts. Hon
Jake Canada 132pts. Hon
Gareth Swanepoel 106pts. Yam
Ivan Tedesco 105pts. Kaw
Kyle Cunningham 96pts. Yam
Malcolm Stewart 94pts. KTM
Alex Martin 81pts. Hon
Kyle Peters 73pts. Yam
Justin Bogle 66pts. Hon
Martin Davalos 52pts. Suz
Dakota Tedder 40pts. Kaw

Blake Baggett leads the 250 Class.
Simon Cudby photo

WMX Points Standings
Jessica Patterson 236pts. Suz
Tarah Gieger 234pts. Hon
Ashley Fiolek 225pts. Hon
Mariana Balbi 193pts. Hon
Jacqueline Strong 176pts. KTM
Kasie Creson 174pts. Hon
Sara Pettersson 173pts. KTM
Sayaka Kaneshiro 137pts. Hon
Alexah Pearson 127pts. KTM
Sade Allender 118pts. Hon

Jessica Patterson leads the WMX Class.
Carl Stone photo

2012 Red Bull AMA Amateur National Motocross Championship presented by Amsoil
Loretta Lynn Ranch - Hurricane Mills, Tenn

Open Pro Sport
1. Jessy Wentland 1-1-2 KTM
2. Mitchell Oldenburg 2-5-3 Kaw
3. Zach Bell 3-7-1 Hon

250 A
1. Zach Bell 1-1-1 Hon
2. Dillan Epstein 2-2-2 Kaw
3. Joey Savatgy 3-3-3 Suz

250 B Stock
1. Cooper Webb 2-1-1 Yam
2. Shane McElrath 1-2-2 Hon
3. Dakota Alix 3-5-4 KTM

250 B Mod
1. Matt Bisceglia 2-1-1 Hon
2. Cooper Webb 3-2-2 Yam
3. Luke Clout 4-3-5 Hon

250 C Stock
1. Axell Hodges 1-1-2 Hon
2. Addison Emory 2-2-1 Suz
3. Cody Herzog 3-5-5 Hon

Matt Bisceglia won two titles at Loretta's.
Mark Pearson photo

250 C Mod
1. Garrett Schnepp 6-2-4 Hon
2. Drake Evans 14-1-3 Hon
3. Cody McDonough 5-8-10 Kaw

450 A
1. Zack Williams 4-2-2 Hon
2. Jesse Wentland 2-4-3 KTM
3. Joey Savatgy 9-1-1 Suz

450 B Stock
1. Matt Bisceglia 1-1-1 Hon
2. Luke Clout 2-2-2 Hon
3. Dawson Draycott 5-3-3 KTM

450 B Mod
1. Anthongy Rodriquez 1-1-2 Yam
2. Shane McElrath 2-2-1 Hon
3. Paul Coats 4-3-3 Yam

450 C
1. Cody Herzog 1-1-1 Hon
2. Ryan Robles 2-2-5 Suz
3. Gunnar Johnston 4-3-11 Suz

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Zach Bell took home the Horizon Award.
Mark Pearson photo

Two-Stroke
1. Micheal Sleeter 2-1-1 KTM
2. Ty Siminoe 1-3-2 KTM
3. Sean Cunningham 4-6-5 Yam

College B/C (16-24)
1. Gregory Gehrer 2-3-1 Yam
2. Mathew Toth 3-1-2 Hon
3. Tyler Enticknap 1-4-5 Hon

Junior 25+
1. Ricky Carmichael 1-1-1 Suz
2. Andrew Matusek 2-3-4 Suz
3. Robbie Reynard 8-2-3 Yam

Vet B/C 30+
1. Dustin Walker 2-2-1 Kaw
2. Ryan Tow 3-3-2 Kaw
3. Kevin Smith 1-9-3 Kaw

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Adam Cianciarulo dominated the Super Mini classes at the Ranch.
Mark Pearson photo

Vet 35+
1. Robbie Reynard 1-1-3 Yam
2. James Povolny 2-5-1 Kaw
3. Clark Stiles 4-3-2 Kaw

Senior 40+
1. Doug Dubach 3-1-1 Yam
2. Michael Treadwell 1-3-2 Kaw
3. Destry Abbott 4-2-3 Kaw

Senior 45+
1. Doug Dubach 1-1-2 Yam
2. John Grewe 2-2-1 Kaw
3. Earl May 4-3-3 Kaw

Masters 50+
1. Gary Semics 1-1-1 Kaw
2. Matt Tedder 2-4-5 Kaw
3. Phillip Oveland 4-3-6 Kaw

51 (4-6) Stock Limited
1. Codee Samples 2-1-3 KTM
2. Elijah Schaidt 1-2-6 KTM
3. Alexander Brion 3-6-1 KTM

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Ryder Difransesco celebrates his 51 (4-6) AMA 1 Stock title.
Mark Pearson photo

51 (4-6) Stock Shaft Drive
1. Braxton Brown 3-1-1 Yam
2. Jude Kozel 2-8-4 Yam
3. Levi Bolton 4-12-2 Yam

51 (4-6) AMA 1 Stock
1. Ryder Difransesco 1-1-1 Cob
2. Nicholas Romano 2-2-2 Cob
3. Noah Geyer 3-3-3 Cob

51 (7-8) AMA 2 Stock
1. Jaiden Taylor 1-2-4 Cob
2. Reed Cooper 3-3-3 Cob
3. Kaden Parmely 5-7-6 KTM

65 (7-9) Stock
1. Pierce Brown 1-1-1 Cob
2. Stilez Robertson 3-6-2 Kaw
3. Jace Kessler 2-2-7 KTM

65 (10-11) Stock
1. Conner Mullennix 1-1-6 KTM
2. Kobe Heffner 3-6-1 Suz
3. Carson Mumford 5-3-4 Kaw

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Cooper Webb won the 250 B Stock title at Loretta's.
Mark Pearson photo

65 (7-11) Mod
1. Carson Mumford 1-1-2 Kaw
2. Caleb Grothues 2-2-1 KTM
3. Brandon Matula 4-5-4 KTM

85 (9-11) Stock
1. Jordan Bailey 2-1-1 Suz
2. Garrett Marchbanks 1-2-2 Kaw
3. Brock Papi 4-3-4 KTM

85 (9-11) Mod
1. Jordan Bailey 1-1-2 Suz
2. Carter Halpain 3-3-1 Kaw
3. Garrett Marchbanks 2-2-6 Kaw

Mini Sr. (12-14) Stock
1. Justin Hoeft 1-1-1 Yam
2. Braxton Prieto 6-2-2 KTM
3. Luke Purther 2-7-4 KTM

Mini Sr. (12-14) Mod
1. Justin Hoeft 1-1-2 Yam
2. Tanner Stack 4-5-3 Kaw
3. Sean Cantrell 3-4-7 Kaw

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Anthongy Rodriquez won the 450 B Mod Class at the Ranch.
Mark Pearson photo

Super Mini 1 (12-15)
1. Adam Cianciarulo 1-1-1 Kaw
2. Mitchell Harrison 2-4-2 Kaw
3. Tristan Miller 9-5-3 Suz

Super Mini 2 (13-16)
1. Adam Cianciarulo 1-1-1 Kaw
2. Mark Worth 2-2-4 Kaw
3. Tristian Miller 4-3-3 Suz

Schoolboy 1 (12-15) B/C
1. Jordan Smith 2-1-4 Suz
2. Ryan Surratt 4-8-1 Yam
3. Colton Ford 6-5-2 KTM

Schoolboy 2 (13-16) B/C
1. Troy Graffunder 4-3-4 Hon
2. Josh Osby 1-2-8 Hon
3. Thomas Covington 3-11-1 Kaw

Girls (12-15)
1. Brandy Richards 2-2-1 Kaw
2. Kaitlyn Morrow 3-1-2 Yam
3. Hannah Hodges 1-4-4 Suz

Girls (9-11)
1. Jazzmyn Canfield 1-1-1 Yam
2. Jordan Jarvis 2-2-2 Kaw
3. Kennedy Lutz 4-3-3 Yam

Women 14+
1. Taylor Higgins 2-2-3 Yam
2. Mackenzie Tricker 3-1-4 Yam
3. Marrissa Markelon 5-3-5 Yam

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FIM World Motocross Championship
Grand Prix of Czech Republic

MX1 Overall
1. Antonio Cairoli 1-1 KTM
2. Christophe Pourcel 2-3 Kaw
3. Clement Desalle 4-2 Suz
4. Max Nagl 3-4 KTM
5. Xavier Boog 6-7 Kaw
6. Ken de Dycker 7-8 KTM
7. Rui Goncalves 11-5 Hon
8. Gautier Paulin 5-11 Kaw
9. Tanel Leok 12-6 Suz
10. Gregory Aranda 10-9 Yam
11. Evgeny Bobryshev 9-10 Hon
12. Shaun Simpson 8-14 Yam
13. Davide Guarneri 13-13 KTM
14. Kevin Strijbos 15-12 Hon
15. Cedric Soubeyras 14-15 Hon

MX1 Points Standings
Antonio Cairoli 492pts. KTM
Clement Desalle 462pts. Suz
Christophe Pourcel 435pts. Kaw
Gautier Paulin 402pts. Kaw
Ken de Dycker 368pts. KTM
Kevin Strijbos 319pts. KTM
Xavier Boog 306pts. Kaw
Tanel Leok 277pts. Suz
Rui Goncalves 273pts. Hon
Shaun Simpson 223pts. Yam
Evgeny Bobryshev 217pts. Hon
David Phillippaerts 212pts. Yam
Jonathan Barragan 180pts. Hon
Sebastien Pourcel 171pts. Kaw
Davide Guarneri 152pts. KTM

Antonio Cairoli went 1-1 for the overall in the Czech Republic.
Ray Archer/KTMImages photo

MX2 Overall
1. Jeffery Herlings 1-1 KTM
2. Tommy Searle 2-3 Kaw
3. Zach Osborne 4-4 Yam
4. Jake Nicholls 3-5 KTM
5. Romain Febvre 8-6 KTM
6. Valentin Teillet 9-7 Kaw
7. Max Anstie 5-12 Hon
8. Joel Roelants 10-9 Kaw
9. Jose Butron 6-13 KTM
10. Jeremy van Horebeek 31-2 KTM

11. Dylan Ferrandis 14-8 Kaw
12. Glenn Coldenhoff 13-11 KTM
13. Alessandro Lupino 7-17 Husq
14. Alexander Tonkov 34-10 Hon
15. Valentin Guillod 16-16 KTM

MX2 Points Standings

Jeffery Herlings 528pts. KTM
Tommy Searle 471pts. Kaw
Jeremy van Horebeek 439pts. KTM
Joel Roelants 367pts. Kaw
Jake Nicholls 325pts. KTM
Jordi Tixier 319pts. KTM
Max Anstie 263pts. Hon
Jose Burton 241pts. KTM
Dylan Ferrandis 233pts. Kaw
Alessandro Lupino 214pts. Husq
Glenn Coldenhoof 193pts KTM
Romain Febvre 146pts. KTM
Harri Kullas 132pts. Suz
Christopher Charlier 131pts. Yam

Petar Petrov 131pts. Suz

Jeffery Herlings won the MX2 Class with 1-1 moto scores.

Ray Archer/KTMImages photo

Can-Am GNCC Championship

XC1 Points Standings
Paul Whibley 225pts Yam
Kailub Russell 216pts KTM
Rory Mead 167pts KTM
Thad DuVall 138pts Hon
Jordan Ashburn 132pts Yam
Charlie Mullins 129pts KTM
Chris Batch 123pts BET
Garrett Edmisten 116pts Kaw

Nathan Kanney 101pts Hon

Takeshi Koikeda 100pts. KTM

Paul Whibley leads the XC1 Class.
Ken Hill//GNCCRacing.com photo

XC2 Points Standings
Steward Baylor 200pts KTM
Jason Thomas 188pts HSQ
Andrew Delong 172pts. HSQ
Jesse Robinson 155pts HSQ
Jedediah Haines 153pts YAM
Brad Bakken 130pts YAM
AJ Stewart 107pts. Yam
Cody Gragg 91pts. Yam
Scott Grills 87pts. Hon

Zach Nolan 84pts. KTM

Monster Energy Canadian Nationals

MX1 Points Standings
Matt Goerke 292pts. Kaw
Bobby Kiniry 253pts. Yam
Dusty Klatt 190pts. KTM
Tyler Medaglia 182pts. Hon
Colton Facciotti 175pts. KTM
Gavin Gracyk 156pts. Kaw
Tyler Villopoto 155pts. Kaw
Morgan Burger 136pts. Kaw
Jason Burke 123pts. Hon
Shawn Maffenbeier 76pts. Yam

Matt Goerke holds a big points lead in the MX1 Class.

James Lissimore photo

MX2 Points Standings
Teddy Maier 278pts. Kaw
Jeremy Medaglia 251pts. KTM
Jared Allison 177pts. Yam
Kyle Beaton 168pts. Kaw
Topher Ingalls 166pts. Hon
Brad Nauditt 163pts. Hon
Parker Allison 143pts. Yam
Dylan Kaelin 141pts. Yam
Spencer Knowles 138pts. Yam
Richard Grey 122pts. Yam

Maxxis British Motocross Nationals

450 Points Standings
Kevin Strijbos 388pts.
Shaun Simpson 339pts.
Matiss Karro 308pts.
Gert Krestinov 264pts.
Martin Barr 243pts.
Kristian Whatley 201pts.
Jamie Law 200pts.
Stephen Sword 198pts.
Alex Snow 186pts.
Dorron Coutts 170pts.

250 Points Standings
Mel Pocock 343pts.
Elliott Banks-Browne 327pts.
Nev Bradshaw 271pts.
Steven Lenoir 254pts.
Nicolas Aubin 239pts.
Graeme Irwin 239pts.
Bryan MacKenzie 235pts.
Stu Edmonds 174pts
James Cottrell 152pts. .
Lewis Tombs 141pts.

GEICO AMA EnduroCross

Expert Points Standings
Taddy Blazusiak 69pts. KTM
Mike Brown 61pts. KTM
Taylor Robert 57pts. Kaw
Cody Weeb 57pts. Beta
Colton Haaker 51pts. Kaw
Kevin Rookstool 44pts. Husq
Destry Abbott 36pts. Kaw
Cory Graffunder 32pts. KTM
Bobby Prochnau 25pts. KTM
Justin Soule 25pts. Kaw

Taddy Blazusiak continues the Expert Class.
Garth Milan photo

Monster Energy MX Nationals Austrailan Nationals

MX1 Points Standings
Josh Coppins 480pts. Yam
Todd Waters 468pts. Suz
Lawson Bopping 420pts. Yam
Brad Anderson 412pts. Hon
Cody Cooper 388pts. Suz
Jake Moss 311pts. Hon
Jay Marmont 288pts. Kaw
Dan Reardon 278pts. KTM
Dean Porter 257pts.
Daniel McCoy 249pts. Suz

MX2 Points Standings
Luke Styke 477pts. Yam
Ford Dale 446pts. Hon
Josh Cahcia 429pts. KTM
Kade Mosig 395pts. Kaw
Adam Monea 374pts. Suz
Cheyne Boyd 366pts. Hon
Kirk Gibbs 347pts. Yam
Scott Columb 286pts. Hon
Justin McDonald 282pts. Hon
Lewis Woods 255pts. Suz

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The Conversation

BillC wrote: 8:02am August 6, 2012

Next up Southwick!!

allthetruth wrote: 9:18am August 6, 2012

Congratulations to all the winners and riders who competed this past week at Loretta's Amateur National... Please tell me this is Adam Cianciarulo's last ride on a Mini? I'm mean how old is this kid, like 21 (he's like the 8th grader that never wanted to leave Jr. High). Well congrats to Mr. Cooper Webb for moving up in class well over a year ago and winning a National title. Cianciarulo, may need to retire and become a Jockey...I mean European riders at his age are competing for world titles on big bikes and are using Super Mini's as pit bikes. Well nice job is adding some more hardware to the trohpy case and Cherry Picking the final year eligibility.

Big Props to the Yamaha boys Hoeft for winning both Sr Mini Titles and for Chase Sexton for winning the 3rd moto of the 85 Sr Mini Mod class with some ridiculous laps times all week. Chase will be replacing Hoeft next year as the man to beat in the 85 Sr class (this talented stud is only 12yrs old). Yamaha knows where it's at. Add Copper Webb and Anthony Rodriquez to that list as well

Motohead279 wrote: 9:58am August 6, 2012

Allthetruth, Why come on here and bust on the kid (Adam) when he is not breaking any age rules and is still eligible to still ride the class one last time? He's 15 but a small kid for his age and is moving up to the bigger bike after this race, give him a break. There's a pretty big jump from a 85 to a 250f size wise especially if you still fit an 85.

Claxton wrote: 10:51am August 6, 2012

Motohead, What some fail to realize is the factories have input as to the class you compete in also. When you compete in an age group you have no gripes or excuses coming because you lost when someone else is legal by the rules. The comprehension factor by some fans is due to their trivial exposure to the sport.

newman963 wrote: 10:56am August 6, 2012

Allthetruth, you're a tool, did someone you know get beat by this elite rider? enough said on that. Congrats to ALL the riders and there support crews, Family etc.....Can't wait for Southwick.

gfd971 wrote: 11:03am August 6, 2012

Could be trouble for AC? May not get tall enough to run the big bikes.
Chopping down a kx125 isn't going to cut it. Kid's got a good head on his shoulders, but he may be sh!t out of luck considering he makes Jeff Ward
look like Yao Ming......

allthetruth wrote: 11:19am August 6, 2012

Newman - I don't know one rider in the Supermini class, but I do know what I know and that's the truth...Can't handle the truth, that's your problem and you are a moron for the even stating the comment...

GFD971 - Love your comment about him making Jeff Ward look like Yao Ming

Claxton wrote: 12:46pm August 6, 2012

Hey newman, Congratulations on being moved up to the moron class. But you can take solice in the fact it is a giant leap above the Truth.

PS The answer to your question is YES, only it was not AC but someone else, AC was used as the whipping boy.

BillC wrote: 12:47pm August 6, 2012

allthetruth....What truth?? AC is young enough to be in that class so what the H are you talking about??

.gfd971 AC has already been riding a 250 a lot and is very fast. i think he will be fine.

sef154 wrote: 1:34pm August 6, 2012

allthetruth (a misnomer if I ever saw one) should hang out with pizzacorner - preferably somewhere else!

carlsbad wrote: 2:51pm August 6, 2012

Looks like with Tomac, Hahn, Osborne, Bogle & Bell, GEICO is the new powerhouse in the 250F class.

Congrats to Factory Connection & Co. for putting together a program solid enough to take on the high water mark and rise above. It has been a long time coming.

4-4 for Zach on the injury comeback (rhymes) is nice. He should be a front runner right away in the 'nats next year.

carlsbad wrote: 2:56pm August 6, 2012

While A.C. may be short, there's no shortage (get it?) of guys that have stomped the sport and been vetically challenged. Ward, GOAT, etc.

Seems to me that the tall guys that show promise are the ones that fall by the wayside. As usual, there are notable exceptions to every rule.

Claxton wrote: 9:32pm August 6, 2012

On this board most of us get our panties pulled down from time to time
but it looks like allthetruth got his RIPPED down.

theped26 wrote: 1:42pm August 8, 2012

Herlings first Pro race was the MxoN's as a 15yr old. He won his first GP at 15 yrs old and was a contender until he broke his collarbone. I think Cianciarulo should man up and get on a man's bike!

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