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Lucas Oil Pro Motocross Championship
Unadilla - New Berlin, NY

450 Overall

1. Ryan Dungey 1-1 KTM
2. Broc Tickle 2-4 Kaw
3. Andrew Short 4-3 Hon
4. Davi Millsaps 3-5 Yam
5. Josh Grant 5-6 Kaw
6. Nico Izzi 6-8 Yam
7. Tyla Rattray 8-9 Kaw
8. Phil Nicoletti 7-11 Hon
9. Kyle Chisholm 12-7 Kaw
10. Mike Alessi 39-2 Suz
11. Robby Kiniry 10-12 Yam
12. Justin Brayton 15-10 Hon
13. Vince Friese 11-16 Suz
14. Austin Howell 14-14 Suz
15. James Stewart 9-35 Suz
16. Ben LaMay 16-15 Yam
17. Robby Marshall 20-13 KTM
18. Kyle Regal 13-21 Yam
19. Derek Anderson 22-17 Kaw
20. Jesse Wentland 19-19 KTM
21. John Dowd 17-26 Kaw
22. Jake Weimer 40-18 Kaw
23. Fredrik Noren 18-32 Hon
24. Evgeny Mikhaylov 21-20 Suz
25. Dakota Kessler 23-22 Hon
26. Ronnie Stewart 24-23 Suz
27. Jason Thomas 26-24 Suz
28. Cole Martinez 30-25 Kaw
29. Michael Stryker 29-27 KTM
30. Mike Sottile 28-28 Hon
31. Dalton Carlson 25-33 Yam
32. Ryan Blizzard 33-29 KTM
33. Todd Krieg 31-31 KTM
34. Michael Picone 34-30 KTM
35. Jake Loberg 27-37 Kaw
36. Kyle Sidle 32-34 Hon
37. Christian Craig 37-36 Hon
38. Kevin Rookstool 36-38 Hon
39. Michael Byrne 35-39 Suz
40. Les Smith 39-40 KTM

Ryan Dungey clinched the 450 title at Unadilla.
Simon Cudby photo

450 Points Standings

Ryan Dungey 480pts. KTM *Clinched 2012 450 title
Mike Alessi 367pts. Suz
Andrew Short 311pts. Hon
Jake Weimer 293pts. Kaw
Broc Tickle 293pts. Kaw
Josh Grant 226pts. Kaw
Justin Brayton 202pts. Hon
Kyle Chisholm 182pts. Kaw
James Stewart 163pts. Suz
Davi Millsaps 150pts. Yam
Brett Metcalfe 142pts. Suz
Michael Byrne 138pts. Suz
Nico Izzi 123pts. Yam
Tyla Rattray 109pts. Kaw
Tommy Hahn 101pts. Hon
Ryan Sipes 94pts. Yam
Bobby Kiniry 73pts. Yam
Vince Friese 73pts. Suz
Les Smith 66pts. KTM
Ben LaMay 68pts.
Les Smith 66pts. KTM

Broc Tickle would finish second behind Ryan Dungey.
Simon Cudby photo

250 Overall

1. 1. 1. 1. Marvin Musquin 2-3 KTM
      2. Eli Tomac 6-1 Hon
      3. Ken Roczen 1-6 KTM
      4. Justin Barcia 7-2 Hon
      5. Blake Baggett 3-5 Kaw
      6. Justin Bogle 11-4 Hon
      7. Wil Hahn 9-8 Hon
      8. Jason Anderson 5-12 Suz
      9. Martin Davalos 13-7 Suz
      10. Jessy Nelson 14-9 Hon
      11. Blake Wharton 4-33 Suz
      12. Jake Canada 12-13 Hon
      13. Malcolm Stewart 10-18 KTM
      14. Zach Bell 8-31 Hon
      15. Travis Baker 16-14 Hon
      16. Cole Thompson 15-15 Yam
      17. Ryan Sipes 38-10 Yam
      18. Alex Martin 37-11 Hon
      19. Dakota Tedder 23-16 Kaw
      20. Jacob Hayes 39-17 KTM
      21. Ryan Zimmer 17-21 Hon
      22. Mike McDade 19-20 Hon
      23. Jeremy Martin 18-27 Yam
      24. Vann Martin 25-19 Hon
      25. Broc Schmelyun 20-36 Kaw
      26. Chris Canning 27-33 Hon
      27. Justin Starling 30-22 KTM
      28. Ignacio Pazos 28-25 Hon
      29. Mitchell Dougherty 29-26 Hon
      30. Tony Lorusso 24-32 Suz
      31. Zack Freeberg 22-37 KTM
      32. AJ Catanzaro 36-24 KTM
      33. Steve Roman 32-28 Yam
      34. Tevin Tapia 26-34 KTM
      35. Jackson Richardson 21-39 Hon
      36. Daniel Herrlein 34-29 Hon
      37. Matthew Babbitt 35-30 Hon
      38. Kyle Bitterman 31-35 Hon
      39. Kyle Peters 33-38 Yam
      40. Shawn Rife 40-40 Hon

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Marvin Musquin won his first career overall at Unadilla.
Simon Cudby photo

250 Points Standings
Blake Baggett 436pts. Kaw
Justin Barcia 412pts. Hon
Eli Tomac 408pts. Hon
Ken Roczen 385pts. KTM
Marvin Musquin 336pts. KTM
Wil Hahn 255pts. Hon
Blake Wharton 215pts. Suz
Jason Anderson 206pts. Suz
Jessy Nelson 189pts. Hon
Travis Baker 168pts. Hon
Jake Canada 149pts. Hon
Malcolm Stewart 137pts. KTM
Alex Martin 119pts. Hon
Justin Bogle 112pts. Hon
Gareth Swanepoel 106pts. Yam
Ivan Tedesco 105pts. Kaw
Kyle Cunningham 96pts. Yam
Martin Davalos 80pts. Suz
Kyle Peters 73pts. Yam
Ryan Sipes 55pts. Yam

WMX Points Standings

Jessica Patterson 280pts. Suz
Ashley Fiolek 275pts. Hon
Tarah Gieger 270pts. Hon
Mariana Balbi 227pts. Hon
Sara Pettersson 209pts. KTM
Jacqueline Strong 174pts. KTM
Kasie Creson 174pts. Hon
Alexah Pearson 149pts. KTM
Sade Allender 148pts. Hon
Sayaka Kaneshiro 137pts. Hon

Tomac (left) and Roczen (right) would round out the 250 podium.
Simon Cudby photo

FIM World Motocross Championship
Grand Prix of Great Britain

MX1 Overall
1. Antonio Cairoli 1-1 KTM
2. Max Nagl 2-2 KTM
3. Gautier Paulin 4-3 Kaw
4. Ken de Dycker 3-5 KTM
5. Xavier Boog 5-7 Kaw
6. Clement Desalle 6-11 Suz
7. Tanel Leok 11-8 Suz
8. Kevin Strijbos 7-12 KTM
9. Rui Goncalves 14-6 Hon
10. Davide Guarneri 12-9 KTM
11. Jonathan Barragan 8-13 Hon
12. Shaun Simpson 13-10 Yam
13. Evgeny Bobryshev 27-4 Hon
14. Nicolas Aubin 10-15 Hon
15. Christophe Pourcel 9-16 Kaw

MX1 Points Standings
Antonio Cairoli 542pts. KTM
Clement Desalle 487pts. Suz
Christophe Pourcel 452pts. Kaw
Gautier Paulin 440pts. Kaw
Ken de Dycker 404pts. KTM
Kevin Strijbos 342pts. KTM
Xavier Boog 336pts. Kaw
Tanel Leok 300pts. Suz
Rui Goncalves 295pts. Hon
Shaun Simpson 242pts. Yam
Evgeny Bobryshev 235pts. Hon
David Phillippaerts 212pts. Yam
Jonathan Barragan 201pts. Hon
Sebastien Pourcel 178pts. Kaw
Davide Guarneri 173pts. KTM

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

MX2 Overall
1. Tommy Searle 1-1 Kaw
2. Jeffery Herlings 2-2 KTM

3. Zach Osborne 3-4 Yam
4. Jeremy van Horebeek 5-3 KTM
5. Jake Nicholls 4-5 KTM
6. Arnaud Tonus 6-6 Yam

7. Dylan Ferrandis 7-7 Kaw
8. Valentin Teillet 8-8 Kaw
9. Jordi Tixier 9-12 KTM
10. Glenn Coldenhoff 15-9 KTM
11. Jose Butron 12-14 KTM
12. Julien Lieber 11-16 Suz
13. Max Anstie 30-10 Hon

14. Eliott Banks-Browne 13-18 KTM
15. Romain Febvre 10-30 KTM

34. Michael Leib 31-34 Yam

MX2 Points Standings

Jeffery Herlings 572pts. KTM
Tommy Searle 521pts. Kaw
Jeremy van Horebeek 475pts. KTM
Joel Roelants 367pts. Kaw
Jake Nicholls 359pts. KTM
Jordi Tixier 340pts. KTM
Max Anstie 274pts. Hon
Dylan Ferrandis 261pts. Kaw
Jose Burton 257pts. KTM
Alessandro Lupino 221pts. Husq
Glenn Coldenhoof 211pts KTM
Romain Febvre 157pts. KTM
Arnaud Tonus 151pts Yam
Valentin Teillet 138pts. Kaw

Nikolaj Larsen 136pts. Suz

Jeffery Herlings finished second overall behind Tommy Searle.

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 Bach 123pts Yam
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
Final Round - Walton

MX1 Overall
1. Matt Goerke 1-1 Kaw
2. Dusty Klatt 3-2 KTM
3. Bobby Kiniry 4-3 Yam
4. Gavin Gracyk 2-6 Kaw
5. Joshua Clark 5-5 Hon
6. Blake Savage 10-4 Hon
7. Shawn Maffenbeier 6-8 Yam
8. Tyler Villopoto 9-7 Kaw
9. Jason Burke 7-11 Hon
10. Morgan Burger 13-9 Kaw
11. Ryan Lockhart 8-14 Yam
12. Tyler Rayner 18-10 Kaw
13. Jared Stock 16-13 Yam

14. Davey Fraser 14-16 UNK
15. Brad Nauditt 11- DNF Hon

MX1 Final Points Standings
Matt Goerke 442pts. Kaw *2012 MX1 Champion
Bobby Kiniry 375pts. Yam
Dusty Klatt 316pts. KTM
Gavin Gracyk 252pts. Kaw
Tyler Villopoto 230pts. Kaw
Morgan Burger 207pts. Kaw
Tyler Medaglia 182pts. Hon
Jason Burke 181pts. Hon
Colton Facciotti 175pts. KTM
Shawn Maffenbeier 155pts. Yam

Matt Goerke is the 2012 MX1 Class Champion.

James Lissimore photo

MX2 Overall
1. Teddy Maier 2-2 Kaw
2. Kaven Benoit 4-1 KTM
3. Jeremy Medaglia 1-4 KTM
4. Jared Allison 7-5 Yam
5. Luke Vonlinger 6-6 Hon
6. Topher Ingalls 14-3 Hon
7. Richard Grey 11-7 Yam
8. Nathan Bles 9-9 Hon
9. Spencer Knowles 5-13 Yam
10. Brad Nauditt 8-11 Hon
11. Parker Allison 10-10 Yam
12. Warren Nelson 13-8 Suz
13. Dakota Alix 3- DNF KTM
14. Jerry Lorenz 12-14 Kaw
15. Eric Jeffery 16-15 Kaw

MX2 Points Standings
Teddy Maier 406pts. Kaw *2012 MX2 Champion
Jeremy Medaglia 386pts. KTM
Topher Ingalls 263pts. Hon
Jared Allison 261pts. Yam
Brad Nauditt 230pts. Hon
Kaven Benoit 227pts. KTM
Parker Allison 219pts. Yam
Spencer Knowles 201pts. Yam
Richard Grey 196pts. Yam
Dylan Kaelin 180pts. Yam

Red Bull Pro Nationals

MX1 Point Standings
Nicolas Aubin 167pts.
Stephen Sword 167pts.
Martin Barr 156pts.
Gert Krestinov 130pts.
Alex Snow 116pts.

Marc de Reuver 83pts.
Josh Waterman 80pts.
Ray Rowson 73pts.
Jamie Law 59pts.
Dorren Coutts 58pts.

MX2 Point Standings
Neville Bradshaw 168pts.
Steven Lenoir 139pts.
Nathan Watson 120pts.
Graeme Irwin 112pts.
Stuart Edmonds 110pts.
Matthew Moffat 102pts.
James Cottrell 101pts.
Jordan Booker 86pts.
Luke Remmer 79pts.
Lewis Tombs 74pts.

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
Round 9 - Moore

MX1 Overall Results
1. Josh Coppins
2. Todd Waters
3. Cody Cooper
4. Brad Anderson
5. Lawson Bopping
6. Jay Marmont
7. Billy Mackenzie
8. Daniel McCoy
9. Craig Anderson
10. Dean Porter

MX1 Points Standings
Josh Coppins 549pts. Yam
Todd Waters 535pts. Suz
Lawson Bopping 469pts. Yam
Brad Anderson 463pts. Hon
Cody Cooper 449pts. Suz
Jay Marmont 332pts. Kaw
Jake Moss 311pts. Hon
Daniel Reardon 301pts. KTM
Daniel McCoy 289pts. Suz
Dean Porter 288pts. Hon

MX2 Overall
1. Ford Dale
2. Josh Cachia
3. Kirk Gibbs
4. Kade Mosig
5. Errol Willis
6. Kieron Hall
7. Luke Arbon
8. Adam Monea
9. Scott Columb
10. Rhys Carter

MX2 Points Standings
Ford Dale 521pts. Hon
Luke Styke 500pts. Yam
Josh Cachia 493pts. KTM
Kade Mosig 447pts. Kaw
Adam Monea 409pts. Suz
Kirk Gibbs 401pts. Yam
Cheyne Boyd 366pts. Hon
Scott Columb 318pts. Hon
Justin McDonald 287pts. Hon
Errol Willis 279pts.

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The Conversation

Mr-Mx wrote: 5:48am August 20, 2012

Congratulations to Ryan Dungey, and the whole KTM team for there outstanding effort for 2012 Motocross season to date and New Champion 450 class with 2 rounds left. I love a guy that has a plan and sticks with it. Never wavering from it and executing it. Great job ! This was a race full of all kinds of story lines. "That's what motocross should be". Tough track, and a challenge for all. 250 action was just as exciting congrats to all again. Nothing is a sure thing in motocross, this is why you race till you cross the finish line and receive the checkered flag .. GREAT STUFF !

Mr-Mx wrote: 5:56am August 20, 2012

Hoping Tomac runs the table on Barcia . He should of ggot the nod for MXDn.Anybody says he doesnt ride a 450 is all BS and never raced they all ride all bikes guaranteed .Show up at even a local pro race you will see them on all displacements ! Been happening since even before Adolf Weil days ! Back them they raced all world championship classes even on same weekend!

dakat324 wrote: 7:24am August 20, 2012

wheres @rene rampa-loser-lust/

I don't think i know the standings?

BD25 wrote: 9:11am August 20, 2012

KTM has planted the big orange flag into the American motocross history book! While it has taken them a while to accomplish their goal, they have never waivered nor backed down from the challenge. In going out an securing Roger Decoster's services, they solved a big piece of the puzzle, as his knowledge of the American style of racing proved invaluable to them. Signing Ryan Dungey was other step towards success, as his work ethic and focused approach to attaining a championship mirrors the dedication of the factory itself. Congratulations to the entire KTM motocross team for its unparalleled domination of the greatest motor sport on earth!!

Please don't hate us. wrote: 9:24am August 20, 2012

Mr-MX - here's the thing. Barcia has raced a 450 in a AMA national against the fastest guys in the world. He also has experience overseas. Barcia has more experience. Maybe get over it and back the guys that are going.

BD25 wrote: 9:24am August 20, 2012

Mr Mx agree with you on it being a race for the ages at Dilla this weekend! The track was rutted and treacherous, challenging the racers on every jump and turn! To those who suffered injury at the Dilla, moto fans wish you a speedy recovery, to those who conquered the Dilla and finished the demanding event, a BIG THUMBS UP!!

On the selection of Barcia over Tomac, are both great young talents and if the selection would have been made a week later, Tomac might be going instead. Just guessing on this, but Justin being a better starter though out the series, may have played into the pick, as much as his sand riding ability. Tomac winning out would be great to see. The young man has shown next level racing at several events this year just as Bagget has at the others. Who would have thought Barcia would be in the title hunt because of his consistency...The 250 class has been so exciting to watch this year in the Great Outdoors!!

Motohead279 wrote: 10:21am August 20, 2012

Since the 250 rider was already selected in Baggett then Tomac was never even a canidate in my book. The only reason Barcia was even originally considered was the fact the he did so well on the 450 last year in the few rounds that he raced, and also that he did so well in the sand at Southwick on it last year, where as Tomac ha only raced (in a National) a 250. Alessi would have more than likely gotten the nod honestly than them selecting Tomac on the 450. Also, Barcia is moving up to the 450 full time next year. This is kind of like 09 when RD raced the 250 all year then jumped up to the 450 for his first race.

sef154 wrote: 10:55am August 20, 2012

Congrats to Dungey and KTM on a great day and great outdoor season. Also, good for K-Roc finally breaking through and getting that moto win. Congrats to Marvin on his first AMA overall. He's not hard to pull for since he's friendly and humble (unlike another Frenchman who was here in recent years).

It appears Baggett truly did learn from last year to make sure and finish the race rather than going all out for every win.

A great day of racing at my favorite National track. The weather was possibly the best I've ever experienced at a race.

We received updates on several injured riders yesterday, but no word on Zach Bell? He was on the ground for a LONG time before being carried off. I hope he'll be ok.

retired-promxer wrote: 10:58am August 20, 2012

@ MR-MX and BD25

Well said, and i agree with both of you. And i think this is just the beginning, next year they have a new 250 and Ken and Marvin will have a year under there belt.

It would not surprise me to see more satellite teams use there bikes, it would be a great fit for JGR! Who knows, Ryan and Ryan on orange

sef154 wrote: 11:07am August 20, 2012

Also, well done Zach Osborne on a podium finish in only his third race back after injury. Sounds like a great event over in the U.K. this weekend, topped off by Tommy Searle's home victory in MX2.

sef154 wrote: 11:09am August 20, 2012

And how about Bobby Kiniry? 11th at Unadilla on Saturday; third at Walton up in Canada on Sunday. Busy weekend!

Claxton wrote: 11:10am August 20, 2012

Riding a 450 in practice or a local race is one thing but racing one in a National is another. If that were not the case then I would go sign up for a national in the 450 class. LOL The simple fact is Barcia has 450 experience with proven results Tomac does not. Tomac needs to get consistent and the MXoN is bases on being consistent with starts and finishes.

Mr-Mx wrote: 2:05pm August 20, 2012

@ Expeditionary Citizen

Nobody said that I wasn’t backing the USA Goof us............No I don’t back them I guess I'll back Georgia...............Get out of here.............I think you better give up on Alessi not being picked we all know why! .............He would never cut it on the GP scene anyway....His old man would be run out of Europe on next train to Stalingrad. au revoir!, salut! Pepe LePew Get a real F^ckin name like George or something............Or just find a life you key board f%g

Mr-Mx wrote: 2:35pm August 20, 2012

@Expeditionary Citizen

I'll make sure I pass on a big hello to my friend from you also

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carlsbad wrote: 4:11pm August 20, 2012

August 18th was a pretty easy day to be a KTM fan, I can say that for certain. Musquin getting his first O/A the same day Roczen gets his first moto win was a big hurdle for the team and the positive results should come much easier now that the goals have been realized / achieved.

@ retired-promxer, I agree with you in theory but, I don't believe it will happen because DeCoster just got gold for KTM for the first time in the premeire class so, it's going to be about what he wants, and he doesn't want to step aside or share spotlight with JGR "just yet" or "as of now" .........you pick the last phrase that fits best.

I can imagine JGR KTM's would exhibit a high degree a awesome!!!

RCRDDW wrote: 5:34pm August 20, 2012

Mr-Mx: Wow. A little harsh on your response there maybe? :) I love Tomac but, let's be honest, he wasn't riding NEARLY as well as he has been since the very day they picked the team. I am pulling for him to beat Barcia every moto for the rest of the year though and I think he may do just that. Maybe not being picked has lit a fire under ET and he'll use that to kick butt from now on.

Mr-Mx wrote: 6:28pm August 20, 2012

RCRDDW

GRANTED !

carlsbad wrote: 3:02am August 21, 2012

I have a feeling we're going to be talking about E. Tomac every August / September when MXdN is the topic for about the next 7-8 years.

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