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Lucas Oil Pro Motocross Championship
Lake Elsinore - Lake Elsinore, CA

450 Overall

Ryan Dungey 1-1 KTM
Mike Alessi 2-2 Suz
Broc Tickle 3-3 Kaw
Tyla Rattray 4-4 Kaw
Jake Weimer 5-9 Kaw
Justin Brayton 12-5 Hon
Christian Craig 7-10 Hon
Andrew Short 8-13 Hon
Ben LaMay 10-12 Yam
Weston Peick 13-11 Suz
Josh Grant 35-6 Kaw
Jimmy Albertson 11-16 Suz
Kyle Regal 6-32 Yam
Nico Izzi 38-7 Yam
Kyle Chisholm 28-8 Kaw
Vince Friese 15-14 Suz
Fredrik Noren 9-30 Hon
Derek Anderson 14-20 Kaw
Preston Mull 16-19 Hon
Bobby Kiniry 31-15 Yam
Austin Politelli 29-17 Hon
PJ Larsen 17-34 KTM
Vann Martin 25-18 Hon
Cole Martinez 18-33 Kaw
Chris Plouffe 19-31 Hon
Austin Howell 20-26 Suz
Dalton Carlson 21-22 Yam
Scott Champion 26-21 Yam
Jason Thomas 24-24 Suz
Nick Paluzzi 23-27 Kaw
Zack Williams 22-29 Hon
Ricky Renner 30-23 KTM
Tyler Keenom 34-25 Hon
Zack Freeberg 27-35 KTM
Jeff Alessi 40-28 Suz
Mike McDade 32-36 Hon
Sean Collier 33-37 Hon
Davi Millsaps 36-38 Yam
Robert Lind 37-39 Hon
Kevin Rookstool 39-40 Hon

450 Final Points Standings

Ryan Dungey 580pts. KTM *Clinched 2012 450 title
Mike Alessi 453pts. Suz
Jake Weimer 355pts. Kaw
Andrew Short 354pts. Hon
Broc Tickle 349pts. Kaw
Josh Grant 277pts. Kaw
Justin Brayton 247pts. Hon
Kyle Chisholm 211pts. Kaw
Davi Millsaps 176pts. Yam
Tyla Rattray 176pts. Kaw
James Stewart 163pts. Suz
Nico Izzi 163pts. Yam
Brett Metcalfe 142pts. Suz
Michael Byrne 138pts. Suz
Ben LaMay 105pts. Yam
Tommy Hahn 101pts. Hon
Christian Craig 99pts. Hon
Vince Friese 95pts. Suz
Ryan Sipes 94pts. Yam
Bobby Kiniry 93pts. Yam

Ryan Dungey celebrates another 1-1 performance.
Simon Cudby photo

250 Overall

Blake Baggett 1-2 Kaw
Justin Barcia 3-1 Hon
Marvin Musquin 4-3 KTM
Wil Hahn 5-4 Hon
Malcolm Stewart 7-6 KTM
Ken Roczen 6-7 KTM
Eli Tomac 2-14 Hon
Blake Wharton 8-8 Suz
Jeremy Martin 10-10 Yam
Jessy Nelson 9-13 Hon
Kyle Cunningham 14-9 Yam
Jason Anderson 31-5 Suz
Justin Bogle 15-11 Hon
Travis Baker 11-15 Hon
Dillan Epstein 17-12 Kaw
Kyle Peters 13-16 Yam
Alex Martin 16-17 Hon
Cole Thompson 12-30 Yam
Killy Rusk 25-18 Hon
Dakota Tedder 18-21 Kaw
Jackson Richardson 32-19 Hon
Tevin Tapia 19-34 KTM
Gannon Audette 38-20 KTM
Brandon Scharer 20-36 Suz
Dylan Schmoke 23-23 Kaw
Matas Inda 24-29 Kaw
John Pauk 33-22 KTM
Landen Powell 30-25 Hon
Mitch Alcorn 22-33 Hon
Johnny Jelderda 21-35 Hon
Austin Burns 34-24 Kaw
Rhett Urseth 26-32 Kaw
Preston Tilford 29-31 Hon
Travis Bell 36-26 Hon
Joey Peters 37-28 Yam
Josh Cachia 27-38 KTM
Bracken Hall 39-27 Hon
Ryan Sipes 28-39 Yam
Sean Hackley Jr. 35-40 KTM
Jake Canada 40-37 Hon

250 Final Points Standings
Blake Baggett 519pts. Kaw *Clinched 250 Championship
Justin Barcia 499pts. Hon
Eli Tomac 487pts. Hon
Ken Roczen 456pts. KTM
Marvin Musquin 406pts. KTM
Wil Hahn 316pts. Hon
Blake Wharton 265pts. Suz
Jason Anderson 238pts. Suz
Jessy Nelson 225pts. Hon
Travis Baker 193pts. Hon
Malcolm Stewart 190pts. KTM
Jake Canada 170pts. Hon
Alex Martin 153pts. Hon
Justin Bogle 142pts. Hon
Kyle Cunningham 132pts. Yam
Gareth Swanepoel 106pts. Yam
Ivan Tedesco 105pts. Kaw
Kyle Peters 91pts. Yam
Martin Davalos 85pts. Suz
Ryan Sipes 58pts. Yam

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Blake Baggett clinched his first career 250 title at Lake Elsinore.
Simon Cudby photo

WMX Overall

1. 1. 1. 1. Chiara Fontanesi 1-1 Yam
      2. Mariana Balbi 3-2 Hon
      3. Ashley Fiolek 2-3 Hon
      4. Tarah Gieger 5-5 Hon
      5. Taylor Higgins 8-4 Hon
      6. Jacqueline Strong 6-6 Hon
      7. Alexah Pearson 9-7 KTM
      8. Lindsey Palmer 12-8 KTM
      9. Sade Allender 11-9 Kaw
      10. Hailey Larson 10-10 Hon
      11. Jessica Patterson 4-28 Suz
      12. Sarah Troxel 13-12 Kaw
      13. Brianna DeGray 15-11 KTM
      14. Sara Pettersson 7-27 KTM
      15. Ashley Boham 14-15 Kaw
      16. Amanda Brown 16-14 Hon
      17. Jackie Ives 18-13 Yam
      18. Sarah Whitmore 17-16 KTM
      19. Jessica Wharton 25-17 Kaw
      20. Lauren Volentir 19-19 Kaw
      21. Cortney Roewer 22-18 KTM
      22. Rachel Karlgaard 20-20 Kaw
      23. Bryanna Marcotte 21-22 Suz
      24. Alexandra Lopez Soliman 24-21 Kaw
      25. Meghan McClain 23-23 Hon
      26. Heather Lockwood 27-24 Kaw
      27. Alyse Priest 26-25 Kaw
      28. Cady VanCura 28-26 KTM
      29. Tiana Falls 30-29 KTM
      30. Brittany Marcotte 29-30 Hon
      31. Lecksi Winder 31-31 Hon

WMX Final Points Standings

Ashley Fiolek 317pts. Hon *Clinched WMX Championship
Tarah Gieger 302pts. Hon
Jessica Patterson 298pts. Suz
Mariana Balbi 269pts. Hon
Jacqueline Strong 236pts. KTM
Sara Pettersson 223pts. KTM
Alexah Pearson 175pts. KTM
Kasie Creson 174pts. Hon
Sade Allender 170pts. Hon
Amanda Brown 143pts. Hon
Sayaka Kaneshiro 137pts. Hon

Ashley Fiolek clinched her fourth title at the season finale.
Simon Cudby photo

FIM World Motocross Championship
Grand Prix of Faenza - Italy

MX1 Overall
1. Antonio Cairoli 1-1 KTM
2. Christophe Pourcel 2-2 Kaw
3. Clement Desalle 3-4 Suz
4. Gautier Paulin 7-3 Kaw
5. Ken de Dycker 4-7 KTM
6. Evgeny Bobryshev 8-6 Hon
7. Sebastien Pourcel 10-5 Kaw
8. Tanel Leok 6-9 Suz
9. Shaun Simpson 5-10 Yam
10. David Guarneri 12-8 KTM
11. Kevin Strijbos 11-11 KTM
12. Josh Coppins 9-13 Yam
13. Xavier Boog 13-12 Kaw
14. Milko Potisek 14-15 Hon
15. Marc de Reuver 16-16 Kaw

MX1 Points Standings
Antonio Cairoli 642pts. KTM *Clinched MX1 Championship
Clement Desalle 554pts. Suz
Gautier Paulin 502pts. Kaw
Christophe Pourcel 496pts. Kaw
Ken de Dycker 478pts. KTM
Kevin Strijbos 389pts. KTM
Xavier Boog 372pts. Kaw
Tanel Leok 365pts. Suz
Rui Goncalves 315pts. Hon
Shaun Simpson 298pts. Yam
Evgeny Bobryshev 295pts. Hon
Jonathan Barragan 219pts. Hon
David Phillippaerts 212pts. Yam
Davide Guarneri 212pts. KTM
Sebastien Pourcel 205pts. Kaw

Antonio Cairoli is now a six-time MX1 Champion.
Ray Archer/KTMImages photo

MX2 Overall
1. Jeffery Herlings 1-1 KTM

2. Tommy Searle 2-2 Kaw
3. Jeremy van Horebeek 3-3 KTM
4. Jordi Tixier 5-4 KTM
5. Arnaud Tonus 6-7 Yam
6. Romain Febvre 9-5 KTM
7. Valentin Teillet 10-6 Kaw
8. Loic Larrieu 8-9 Kaw
9. Jake Nicholls 7-13 KTM
10. Julien Lieber 11-10 Suz
11. Zach Osborne 4-25 Yam
12. Elliott Banks-Browne 15-12 KTM
13. Alexander Tonkov 30-8 Hon

14. Glenn Coldenhoff 14-15 KTM

15. Nikolaj Larsen 27-11 Suz

MX2 Points Standings

Jeffery Herlings 672pts. KTM *Clinched MX2 Championship
Tommy Searle 601pts. Kaw
Jeremy van Horebeek 559pts. KTM
Jake Nicholls 409pts. KTM
Jordi Tixier 401pts. KTM
Joel Roelants 367pts. Kaw
Max Anstie 323pts. Hon
Jose Burton 272pts. KTM
Dylan Ferrandis 272pts. Kaw
Glenn Coldenhoof 251pts KTM
Alessandro Lupino 249pts. Husq

Arnaud Tonus 211pts Yam
Romain Febvre 196pts. KTM
Valentin Teillet 180pts. Kaw

Zach Osborne 170pts. Yam

Herlings locked up his first career MX2 Championship.

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

Red Bull Pro Nationals

MX1 Point Standings
Nicolas Aubin 217pts. Hon
Martin Barr 198pts. Suz
Gert Krestinov 172pts. Hon
Stephen Sword 167pts.
Alex Snow 134pts. Kaw
Josh Waterman 108pts. Suz

Marc de Reuver 83pts. KTM
Ray Rowson 73pts.
Jamie Law 59pts.
Dorren Coutts 58pts.

MX2 Point Standings
Neville Bradshaw 213pts. Hon
Steven Lenoir 181pts. Yam
Graeme Irwin 159pts. Yam
Nathan Watson 152pts. Hon
Stuart Edmonds 140pts. Suz
Jordan Booker 113pts. Hon
Bryan MacKenzie 107pts. KTM
Matthew Moffat 102pts.
James Cottrell 101pts.
Luke Remmer 102pts. 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

Racer X Senior Championship
Round 4 - Aztalan Cycle Club

18 Plus A
1. Mathew Maier
2. Matthew Menzer
3. Scott Zont

18 Plus B/C
1. Justin Hall
2. Travis Schaefer
3. Josh Ramsay

25 Plus A
1. Mathew Maier
2. Tyler Smulders
3. Scott Zont

25 Plus B/C
1. Zeno Molteni
2. Justin Hall
3. Kristopher Dubiel

30 Plus A
1. Karter Busse
2. Jeff Bennett
3. David Smage

30 Plus B/C
1. Zeno Molteni
2. Robert manke
3. Kristopher Dubiel

35 Plus A
1. Karter Busse
2. Peter Ledingham

3. Brian McCanna

35 Plus B/C
1. Ronald Lasco
2. Eric Hillary
3. Joel Fronseca

40 Plus A
1. Roy Nafzger
2. Eric Horcher
3. Frank Weiss

40 Plus B/C
1. Ronald Lasco
2. Tom Ferguson
3. Jim Bechman

45 Plus A
1. Roy Nafzger
2. Frank Weiss
3. Thomas Dretzka

45 Plus B/C
1. Daryl Willing
2. Anthony Mborino
3. Jeff Lois

50 Plus A
1. Roy Nafzger
2. Thomas Dretzka

3. Lonny Brown

50 Plus B/C
1. Jeff Ramsay
2. Ed Lovely
3. Mark Joseph

55 Plus
1. Gary Behrens
2. Todd White
3. Dan Sindt

60 Plus
1. John Tieden
2. Charles Koch
3. Tim Graves

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The Conversation

Mr-Mx wrote: 5:51am September 10, 2012

Great job to all for this years Motocross efforts. 250 Racing was excellent, Congratulations to Blake Baggett, and Ryan Dungey who just keeps piling up records at age 22 unreal. Now let’s get that MXDN race taken care of ……. I hope everyone can be healthy and in it for SX 2013 A-1…

Awards Banquet was a good time on to the Monster Cup …………Stay Healthy Peace.

BillC wrote: 8:05am September 10, 2012

Baggett broke the boys!!!! proved once again he is the man!! Was surprised to see Tomac hit the wall so hard in moto 1

Please don't hate us. wrote: 8:48am September 10, 2012

I guess the heat in the U.S isn't a issue for Chiara Fontanesi like it is for her male GP racer in U.S counterparts. hmmmm,....

Claxton wrote: 9:36am September 10, 2012

Hey exp.citizen, the heat did get to Chiara othewise she would have lapped them. LOL

codjh9 wrote: 10:12am September 10, 2012

Who writes some of this stuff? The photo caption says Cairoli is a 6-time MX1 champion. Uh, no, he's a 2-time MX2 champion and a FOUR-time MX1 champion.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Antonio_Cairoli

MotoX5 wrote: 11:16am September 10, 2012

Jeff Alessi with a 28th in second moto. not to bad for his first race of the year

JonR290 wrote: 1:20pm September 10, 2012

I thought Carmichael’s lengthy comments about “you gotta be in it to win it” were interesting and true. I also thought he was answering some of the critics about Stewart always being out injured while he was winning Titles at the end of his career. His comments were spot on and in the span of a 17 race SX season and 12 race MX season, staying off the ground is probably the most important factor for a championship.

BillC wrote: 2:05pm September 10, 2012

Yes JonR290 but RC also used the "IF" word, I don't know how you talk about how things have gone for RD without the "IF" word coming up even from RC!!

MX Bob wrote: 2:48pm September 10, 2012

So when RV retires, every champion after that will have an asterisk? Give it up already.

JonR290 wrote: 2:54pm September 10, 2012

@BillC, I believe RC was slamming the people that use the “if” word when someone goes out. RC said it shows a lack of understanding in what is required to win a championship. RC was essentially saying he understood it and so does Dungey. RC specifically said the only people using the “if” word are the people whose favorite guy went out on a stretcher so they disrespect the guy winning.

OralRobertsUniversity wrote: 2:54pm September 10, 2012

Him and Reed have always said In it to win it" Duhhhh!! Thats a no brainer

xxmotocrossxx wrote: 3:10pm September 10, 2012

ryan dungy is always the brides-maid never the bride, untill the big boys are hurt . ryan villopoto got hurt ryan dungy starts to win, when he isnt hurt dungy in second , same with reed , RC is hurt reed comes in first, all ways the brides-maid never the bride untill the brides are out . jeff alessi did GREAT!

Not4show wrote: 3:26pm September 10, 2012

Racer X you need to start posting results from the WORCs Races, If you can post results from British MX, GNCC, RedBull Nationals and Endurcross, its the least that you can do.

Just because its an American race series but not AMA, doesn't mean you can't cover it!!!!

Wait till Mitch Payton brings on Taylor Roberts to MX next year, people are gonna wonder where this kid came from.

BillC wrote: 3:27pm September 10, 2012

JonR290
not sure, cuz RC said "if" then said I don't like to use the "if" word I believe.

Not4show wrote: 4:02pm September 10, 2012

xxmotocrossxx
That really is a narrow scope, RD beat RV 2010 SX, RV just happened to CRASH and tear up his leg, 2011 SX mechanical failure caused him loss of points, RV barely won title, 2011 MX RD mechanical failure while LEADING with one lap to go cost 25 points, RD 2011 MX Mechanical, bike showed up 100 seconds after gate drop he managed to come back to 9th. I think RV is LUCKY considering he won title by 5 points or something.
RD Beat RV before either got hurt in 2012 SX, The pedestrian crash tearing another ACL for RV, shows how fragile he is.

Not4show wrote: 4:05pm September 10, 2012

Only reason RV has any big bike titles is because RDs bike failed in 2011 SX/MX, and that RD got hurt and missed a couple rounds in 2012 SX.........wait isn't that what everyone says about the only reason RD has any titles, well besides the bike failed part?

xxmotocrossxx wrote: 4:47pm September 10, 2012

all i can say is just wait for the monster million when RV comes back, he will destroy RD , RV is healthy and riding agian and will wreck RD

xxmotocrossxx wrote: 4:53pm September 10, 2012

wreck RD pride i ment to say

Not4show wrote: 5:25pm September 10, 2012

Because Dungey has never Beat RV straight up in a race ever...........right.......

RD finished 2nd on a bike that was 2 weeks old, As in no one ever had ridden the bike before and they didn't even know if they were going to keep it for 2012. So I got my money RD will win 1, RV 1, Tomac 1. Barcia crashes out and goes crying to Honda.

BillC wrote: 5:27pm September 10, 2012

"Because Dungey has never Beat RV straight up in a race ever...........right......."

.No where near as many times as RV has beat him.

xxmotocrossxx wrote: 5:31pm September 10, 2012

exactly billc! thank you!

OralRobertsUniversity wrote: 5:50pm September 10, 2012

Hope someone parks RV then it screws up his comeback on A-1 thats what greed will get you and my fist to you alls nose blood !

Wheelzz708 wrote: 5:55pm September 10, 2012

Reed cant beat RV? What about when he lead the points for a good chunk of the nationals and did not end up that far back after a few bad results. He also gave RV a run for his money in SX before he crashed and got hurt.

xxmotocrossxx wrote: 6:08pm September 10, 2012

yeah but reed is like dungy cant hold it unless the big boys are out.

RCRDDW wrote: 9:39pm September 10, 2012

BillC and xxmotocrossxx: How bout this "IF": "IF" RD wasn't smarter than RV and JS, he would crash on days when he isn't the fastest and can't accept a second or third. . And "IF" that happened then he wouldn't win so many championships while they sit on their butts saying "If, if, if,,,"

Hey if a freakin frog had freakin wings....!!!!!

Guys you just watch what happens next year. The Dunge will have the same bike while riding for the same team for the first time in the 450 class. In 2010 he was a rookie riding a 450 for the first time. In 2011 he was on a brand new team that screwed up every 2 or 3 races while riding a bike that was clearly inferior to the bike Kawi supplied RV. In 2012 he is riding a brand new, untested bike on a new team again. He has had no stability in his 3 years yet has won several championships. He is getting really comfortable on that KTM now and loves his team. And he's 22 years old so get used seeing that KTM winning!!!!

OralRobertsUniversity wrote: 10:15pm September 10, 2012

@ RCRDDW

Putting the old Hickory stick to them I like that ! LOL !

NUMBER198 wrote: 11:28pm September 10, 2012

@ xxmotocrossxx

"yeah but reed is like dungy cant hold it unless the big boys are out."

Why are the "bigboys" out, again ??

lol

xxmotocrossxx wrote: 12:02am September 11, 2012

Number128
The big boys are out because they ride there heart out and show no fear they don't hold back and that sometimes means that they crash but when they are healthy they win and win again

xxmotocrossxx wrote: 12:07am September 11, 2012

No rcrddw that Ktm won't win just look at Stewart when he was with Kawasaki what happend he won and won.. Now when he left were is he at now. Ktm isn't doing anything for dungie the only reason he is winning now is because Ryan villopoto is out. If Ryan was riding he would have won the nationals

carlsbad wrote: 2:20pm September 11, 2012

Congrats to KTM on a(nother) Championship year.

As for all the "RD blah blah, except...." nonsense, Charlie Sheen called and said to check the scoreboard.

There won't be a gate dropped with out "whomever" having to consider and contend with Ryan Dungey..........that is all.

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