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Crawfordsville, IN Ironman Lucas Oil AMA Pro Motocross Championship

Welcome to the Racer X Race Day Feed, your one-stop shop for round 12 of Lucas Oil Pro Motocross from Crawfordsville, Indiana, at the Ironman National. We’ll be updating this post throughout the day with news, notes, and results from qualifying and the motos, so be sure to check back throughout the day. You can also follow Racer X on Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook to stay up on all the action.

Morning Report

Welcome to Ironman Raceway and the final round of the 2017 Lucas Oil Pro Motocross Championship. For just the fourth time in history, the track, located in the small town of Crawfordsville, Indiana, will host a round of Pro Motocross. As Jason Thomas pointed out earlier this week, weather has shaped the narrative in three prior visits. The inaugural year (2014) was a complete wash due to heavy rain; the following year, the track was soft and rutted due to rain leading up to the event. We finally got small glimpses of what the track could offer last year, but most expect this year to be the best ever, as the track is expected to provide great traction and form multiple lines.

Before we go any further, it was a huge week regarding injury news, so we’ll break it all down quickly. Justin Barcia (concussion) and Justin Hill (nagging injuries) will both return from multi-race absences. Unfortunately, that’s the only good news. Martin Davalos (knee), Dylan Ferrandis (wrist), Shane McElrath (hand), Anthony Rodriguez (arm), and Joey Savatgy (foot) are all out due to injuries sustained last weekend at Budds Creek. For a comprehensive list of who’s in and who’s out, visit our Injury Report.

A first-time 450MX Championship will be crowned today, a week after Zach Osborne wrapped up his first career 250MX title. And while nothing is ever a guarantee—especially in this sport—Eli Tomac is the favorite to hoist the trophy. After admittedly going into “protection mode” over the last few rounds, Tomac found his focus again in the second moto at Budds Creek, riding to a dominating moto win, his first since Southwick.

“I was starting to lose my mind a little bit there,” Tomac said in the post-race press conference following the race. “Those three motos before the second one today were pretty disappointing and disheartening. You start going into protection mode and it doesn’t work. Found that out a lot at Unadilla. Was really uncomfortable there. Then even the first moto today, we were better here today all day, but it was tough conditions to make moves.” 

Entering the weekend, Tomac holds a 28-point lead on Blake Baggett (and owns the tiebreaker—most overall wins) and 30 points on Marvin Musquin (Musquin would win the tiebreaker with an overall today). One major wrench in the championship came earlier this week when KTM announced that three-time MX2 World Champion Jeffrey Herlings would make his highly anticipated U.S. debut this weekend. Back in 2014, Herlings was going to race Unadilla, but broke his femur at then-KTM team manager Stefan Everts charity event “Everts and Friends” in Belgium while riding an 85.

Motocross

450 Standings - 2017

PositionRider Hometown Points
1Eli Tomac Eli Tomac Cortez, CO United States470
2Marvin Musquin Marvin Musquin La Reole France453
3Blake Baggett Blake Baggett Grand Terrace, CA United States451
4Dean Wilson
Dean Wilson
Scotland United Kingdom340
5Cole Seely Cole Seely Newbury Park, CA United States330
Full Standings

After struggling with a hand injury early in his first MXGP (450) campaign, Herlings has come on strong in recent weeks and is currently second in the championship behind Antonio Cairoli. Herlings has spent the past week training with Aldon Baker in Florida and rode press day at the track on Thursday. As we pointed out yesterday, Herlings will have some adjustments to make in his debut.

First challenge of the weekend for @jeffrey_herlings84 might be remembering how to start on dirt, as @mxgp uses standard mesh grid, but he looks pretty good here! @ironmanmx @promotocross #motocross #moto #thisismoto #MXGP #mxgpusa @jeremymartin6 @rjhampshire

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Only pride will be on the line for the 250 Class this weekend, as Zach Osborne clinched his first career 250MX championship last weekend. Adam Cianciarulo is looking to build upon his first career moto win, and overall, last weekend and hang onto third in the championship, which would be a career-best finish. Aaron Plessinger, who won here in 2015 and finished second overall last year, is only 11 points back of AC.

Coverage of qualifying begins at 10:00 a.m. on the NBC Sports Gold App.

Motocross

250 Standings - 2017

PositionRider Hometown Points
1Zach Osborne Zach Osborne Abingdon, VA United States501
2Jeremy Martin
Jeremy Martin
Millville, MN United States420
3Adam Cianciarulo
Adam Cianciarulo
Port Orange, FL United States374
4Aaron Plessinger Aaron Plessinger Hamilton, OH United States337
5Joey Savatgy Joey Savatgy Thomasville, GA United States324
Full Standings

First Qualifying Sessions

As we mentioned yesterday in “10 Things to Watch” since Southwick, GECIO Honda’s RJ Hampshire has been a consistent podium threat, and was one rider that could snag his first moto win this weekend. In the first qualifying session of the day, Hampshire proved he’s up for the challenge, setting the fastest qualifying time over teammate Jeremy Martin. Hampshire was the only 250 rider in the 2:14s with a 2:14.958. Martin was second with a 2:15.065.

When we spoke with Joey Crown earlier this week, he told us that he doesn’t have support for next year and that he was hoping to garner attention at Ironman. Well, in just his third professional race, the Michigan native is off to a great start, qualifying third fastest with a 2:15.757. Crown just nipped Budds Creek winner Adam Cianciarulo, who set a 2:15.758.

In his first race back from injury, Justin Hill looked good in the first session, qualifying fifth fastest ahead of Zach Osborne, Chase Sexton, Aaron Plessinger, and Justin Cooper.

250 session one.
250 session one.

Well, it didn’t take long for Jeffrey Herlings to get accustomed to racing in the U.S. The three-time MX2 World Champion dropped a heater on the final lap of the first session to edge Eli Tomac for the fastest time. Herlings was the only rider in the 2:09s, with a 2:09.422. Tomac was second with a 2:10.051.

Herlings was nearly two full seconds faster than third place Marvin Musquin (2:11.527). The top three were well ahead of the fourth fastest qualifier, Cooper Webb, who set a 2:13.158. Blake Baggett, Justin Barcia, Christian Craig, Justin Bogle, Dean Wilson, and Weston Peick rounded out the top 10.

450 session one.
450 session one.

Second Qualifying Sessions

Momentum is a scary thing, and Adam Cianciarulo is carrying a ton into Ironman on the heels of his first career overall win last weekend at Budds Creek. GEICO Honda rookie Chase Sexton held the fastest time for much of the second session, but was shuffled back to third late when Cianciarulo dropped a 2:12.676 on lap six (of seven). On the final lap Jeremy Martin put in a 2:12.823 to secure second fastest overall. Sexton slotted into third with a 2:13.348. RJ Hampshire, fastest qualifier from the first session, was sixth fastest in the session and overall.

In just his third career race, Justin Cooper set the fourth fastest time ahead of Zach Osborne, Hampshire, Aaron Plessinger, Justin Hill, Sean Cantrell, and Colt Nichols.

The surprise of the first session, rookie Joey Crown, was just 16th fastest in the session. His first time was enough for 11th overall.

250 session two.
250 session two.
250 combined.
250 combined.

At different points in the second 450 qualifying session, Jeffrey Herlings was three to four seconds faster than the second fastest qualifier. While the pack would trim the gap, Herlings was more than a second faster than second place Eli Tomac.

Herlings bettered his time from the first session and dropped an amazing 2:08.230 late to capture fastest qualifier. On the final lap Tomac dropped down to a 2:09.680 to secure second.

Third fastest qualifier, Blake Baggett, was nearly two full seconds behind Herlings with a 2:10.168. Marvin Musquin was fourth with a 2:10.954. Cooper Webb, Justin Barcia, Christian Craig, Cole Seely, and Weston Peick rounded out the top 10.

We’ll have combined times once the 450 B second session is complete.

450 session two.
450 session two.
450 combined.
450 combined.

250 Moto One

Zach Osborne didn’t need to win the first moto at Ironman. The ultimate goal—the 250MX championship—had been achieved last weekend at Budds Creek. Yet, it didn’t stop the Rockstar Energy Husqvarna rider on a perfect afternoon at the season finale.

Out of the gate it was Jeremy Martin running off to the holeshot, with Osborne, Budds Creek overall winner Adam Cianciarulo, and a pair of rookies—Sean Cantrell and Chase Sexton—in tow.

On the opening lap, Osborne didn’t hit the uphill triple, which allowed Cianciarulo to get around a few moments later for second. Up front, Martin was hoping to open a gap but went down. He remounted outside the top 10. A few moments later, Aaron Plessinger also went down and would get up just in front of Martin.

Osborne hounded Cianciarulo for 20 minutes—less than two seconds separating the two. On lap 9, Cianciarulo drifted wide, which allowed Osborne enough room to get into the lead. Osborne proceeded to put the hammer down and pull away from AC.

Look at the times once Osborne got into the lead:

Osborne: 2:11.694
Cianciarulo: 2:14.796

Osborne: 2:09.764
Cianciarulo: 2:11.274

The gap would never waver from there, as Osborne raced to a 9.1 second moto win. Cianciarulo cruised home for second.

After disposing of Cantrell after a fierce battle early, Sexton held the final podium spot in his grasps until two laps to go. Yamalube/Star Racing Yamaha’s Colt Nichols had pulled to within a second of Sexton, but with a lap and a half to go Sexton ran into a lapper and went down. He remounted in fifth, but a few moments later went down for a second time. He went on to finish 10th. This allowed Nichols to earn his first-career moto podium.

Plessinger worked back through the field to get fourth. Mitchell Harrison joined his Star teammates inside the top five with fifth. Cantrell finished sixth after an early run at the podium. Bradley Taft finished seventh, ahead of Martin, Kyle Cunningham and Sexton.

250 moto one.
250 moto one.

450 Moto One

Eli Tomac is one step closer to his first career 450 title but it didn’t come without some shaky moments in the first moto at Ironman.

Tomac got off to a hot start with Blake Baggett and the visiting Jeffrey Herlings in tow. Herlings was on a mission early, blasting around Baggett and Tomac to take his first-ever lead in Lucas Oil Pro Motocross. Early in the race Tomac was trying to stick with the three-time MX2 World Champion when his championship nearly unraveled. Tomac jumped to the outside, maybe trying to set Herlings up for a pass, when he hit soft dirt and high-sided. Fortunately for Tomac and the Kawasaki brass, he was able to quickly remount in sixth, but had problems with his clutch, as he continue to bang on the lever over the next couple laps.

In desperate need for as many points as possible, Musquin, who had worked around Baggett earlier, started to apply pressure to Herlings for the lead. By lap 8, Musquin had cut his 3.1-second lead to 1.6 and was even pulling onto the rear wheel of the world champion. But Herlings remained in control under the intense pressure and a few laps later had stretched his lead back to over three seconds.


Herlings’ Gap on Musquin in Moto One:

Lap 3: Herlings 3.1

Lap 6: Herlings 2.3

Lap 8: Herlings 1.6

Lap 11: Herlings 3.8

Lap 13: Herlings 5.7

Lap 14: Herlings 6.9

Lap 16 (end of race): 8.0


Musquin wasn’t able to mount another charge and Herlings cruised to the moto win in his first-ever Pro Motocross race. Musquin finished second and pushed the 450 championship to the final moto of the year. Baggett took home third ahead of Cole Seely and Eli Tomac.

Cooper Webb, Weston Peick, Benny Bloss, Christian Craig, and Justin Barcia rounded out the top 10.

Tomac holds a 24-point lead over Musquin and Baggett entering the final moto.

450 moto one.
450 moto one.

250 Moto Two

The final 250 moto of the 2017 Lucas Oil Pro Motocross season featured a familiar name at the top of the leaderboard.

There was no backing it down for 250MX champion Zach Osborne today at Ironman Raceway. After hounding Adam Cianciarulo for 20 minutes in the first moto before finally taking the lead, and eventually, the win, Osborne ran away with the second moto for a perfect 1-1 day.

In a carbon copy to moto one, it was Cianciarulo, Jeremy Martin, Osborne, and Sexton up front early. This time Osborne wasn’t going to patiently sit behind AC. He struck quickly to inherit the lead from Cianciarulo, who had more trouble behind from Aaron Plessinger. On the same lap as he lost the lead, AC would also lose second to Plessinger. But shortly after taking over second Plessinger went down. He would remount in fifth but later pulled out of the moto.

Once out front, Osborne, like in moto one, dropped the hammer and pulled away. By the third lap he had already stretched his lead to more than six seconds. He’d never waver en route to a dominating 8.3 second moto win. Despite some late pressure, AC would hang on for a second straight runner-up finish.

Behind Osborne and AC, it got interesting for the final podium spot late in the race. Colt Nichols hounded Jeremy Martin for third for a majority of the moto before finally making a pass stick late in the race. Martin wasn’t giving up, though, and stuck with him over the final few laps before making a pass stick on the final lap. Nichols would hang on the fourth and take third overall, his first career overall 250MX podium.

Tough day at the office for Chase Sexton, as he crashed again late in the moto after coming together with teammate RJ Hampshire in a battle for fifth. Hampshire would finish fifth, while Sexton remounted to finish sixth.

Rookie Justin Cooper finished a solid seventh ahead of Mitchell Harrison, Justin Hill, and Nick Gaines.

250 moto two.
250 moto two.
Motocross

Ironman - 250

August 26, 2017
Ironman Raceway
Crawfordsville, IN United States
Rider Hometown Motos Bike
1Zach Osborne Zach Osborne Abingdon, VA United States United States1 - 1 Husqvarna FC 250
2Adam Cianciarulo
Adam Cianciarulo
Port Orange, FL United States United States2 - 2 Kawasaki KX250F
3Colt Nichols Colt Nichols Muskogee, OK United States United States3 - 4 Yamaha YZ250F
4Jeremy Martin
Jeremy Martin
Millville, MN United States United States8 - 3 Honda CRF250R
5Mitchell Harrison Mitchell Harrison Lansing, MI United States United States5 - 8 Yamaha YZ250F
6Chase Sexton Chase Sexton La Moille, IL United States United States10 - 6 Honda CRF250R
7R.J. Hampshire R.J. Hampshire Hudson, FL United States United States12 - 5 Honda CRF250R
8Sean Cantrell Sean Cantrell Murrieta, CA United States United States6 - 12 KTM 250 SX-F
9Justin Hill
Justin Hill
Yoncalla, OR United States United States11 - 9 Kawasaki KX250F
10Bradley Taft Bradley Taft Nixa, MO United States United States7 - 13 Yamaha YZ250F
11Justin Cooper Justin Cooper Cold Spring Harbor, NY United States United States16 - 7 Yamaha YZ250F
12Nick Gaines Nick Gaines Ringgold, GA United States United States13 - 10 Yamaha YZ250F
13Kyle Cunningham Kyle Cunningham Aledo, TX United States United States9 - 14 Suzuki RM-Z250
14Aaron Plessinger Aaron Plessinger Hamilton, OH United States United States4 - 40 Yamaha YZ250F
15Lorenzo Locurcio Lorenzo Locurcio Venezuela Venezuela14 - 11 Yamaha YZ250F
16Luke Renzland Luke Renzland Hewitt, NJ United States United States15 - 15 Yamaha YZ250F
17Gustavo Souza Gustavo Souza Brazil Brazil25 - 16 Honda CRF250R
18Jon Ames Jon Ames Riverside, CA United States United States36 - 17 Yamaha YZ250F
19Dylan Wright Dylan Wright Courtland, ON Canada Canada20 - 18 Honda CRF250R
20Steven Clarke Steven Clarke United Kingdom United Kingdom17 - 39 KTM 250 SX-F
21Jayce Pennington Jayce Pennington Walnut Hill, IL United States United States18 - 22 Yamaha YZ250F
22Joey Crown
Joey Crown
Metamora, MI United States United States21 - 19 Kawasaki KX250F
23Cody Williams Cody Williams Barneveld, WI United States United States19 - 38 Yamaha YZ250F
24Cody Vanbuskirk Cody Vanbuskirk Harvard, IL United States United States24 - 20 KTM 250 SX-F
25Jeremy Hand Jeremy Hand Mantua, OH United States United States22 - 21 Honda CRF250R
26Austin Root Austin Root Chester, SC United States United States23 - 23 Husqvarna FC 250
27Jimmy Weeks Jimmy Weeks Fort Pierce, FL United States United States34 - 24 Yamaha YZ250F
28Dakota Kessler Dakota Kessler Farmingdale, NJ United States United States40 - 25 Honda CRF250R
29Cheyenne Harmon Cheyenne Harmon Ovilla, TX United States United States28 - 26 Suzuki RM-Z250
30Cody Chisholm Cody Chisholm Seminole, FL United States United States29 - 27 Kawasaki KX250F
31Jarett Pesci Jarett Pesci Shelby Twp, MI United States United States26 - 28 Yamaha YZ250F
32Greg Durivage Greg Durivage Waterville, OH United States United States31 - 29 KTM 250 SX-F
33Jesse Kirchmeyer Jesse Kirchmeyer Arcade, NY United States United States33 - 30 KTM 250 SX-F
34Timothy Crosby Timothy Crosby Confluence, PA United States United States30 - 31 Yamaha YZ250F
35Alexander Nagy Alexander Nagy Richmond, IL United States United States37 - 32 Suzuki RM-Z250
36Luke Hempen Luke Hempen Argyle, IA United States United States32 - 33 Yamaha YZ250F
37Steve Roman Steve Roman Apollo, PA United States United States38 - 34 Suzuki RM-Z250
38Justin Wolf Justin Wolf franklin, WI United States United States35 - 35 Kawasaki KX250F
39Hunter Sayles Hunter Sayles Merrill, WI United States United States39 - 36 KTM 250 SX-F
40Lane Shaw Lane Shaw Alvin, TX United States United States27 - 37 Honda CRF250R
Full Results
Motocross

250 Standings - 2017

PositionRider Hometown Points
1Zach Osborne Zach Osborne Abingdon, VA United States501
2Jeremy Martin
Jeremy Martin
Millville, MN United States420
3Adam Cianciarulo
Adam Cianciarulo
Port Orange, FL United States374
4Aaron Plessinger Aaron Plessinger Hamilton, OH United States337
5Joey Savatgy Joey Savatgy Thomasville, GA United States324
6Dylan Ferrandis
Dylan Ferrandis
Avignon France305
7Colt Nichols Colt Nichols Muskogee, OK United States303
8Alex Martin Alex Martin Millville, MN United States296
9Mitchell Harrison Mitchell Harrison Lansing, MI United States279
10Shane McElrath Shane McElrath Canton, NC United States248
11R.J. Hampshire R.J. Hampshire Hudson, FL United States222
12Chase Sexton Chase Sexton La Moille, IL United States188
13Austin Forkner
Austin Forkner
Richards, MO United States184
14Sean Cantrell Sean Cantrell Murrieta, CA United States176
15Kyle Cunningham Kyle Cunningham Aledo, TX United States144
16Luke Renzland Luke Renzland Hewitt, NJ United States141
17Nick Gaines Nick Gaines Ringgold, GA United States124
18Lorenzo Locurcio Lorenzo Locurcio Venezuela119
19Justin Hill
Justin Hill
Yoncalla, OR United States110
20Bradley Taft Bradley Taft Nixa, MO United States90
Full Standings

450 Moto Two

That’s a wrap on the 2017 Lucas Oil Pro Motocross Championship and we have a new champion.

The championship was pushed to the final moto after points leader Eli Tomac crashed early in the first moto and finished fifth, while title rivals Marvin Musquin and Blake Baggett finished second and third, respectively. Entering the moto he held a 24-point lead on both and just needed to finish in the points to claim his first career 450 championship.

Baggett and Musquin did what they needed to do on the start as they ran 1-2 early. Moto one winner Jeffrey Herlings got a bad jump, as did Tomac. Herlings ran into more trouble when he tangled with Fredrik Noren and went down and would remount near the tail end of the field. From there, it was a masterful display of riding from the world champion as he carved his way through the field with relative ease.

By the second lap, Herlings was already up to 14th and climbing quickly. A lap later he had already caught Tomac and was soon around him as well. Herlings continued to push hard and had worked up to Baggett in second with around a minute plus two to go. He quickly got around Baggett as well and was setup for a second place finish as Musquin had built around a ten second lead. But on the final lap, Musquin went down before the Godzilla jump and handed the lead over to Herlings, who went on to a 2.6 second win in an amazing display of riding. He also claimed the overall with 1-1 scores. Musquin went 2-2 for second overall and Baggett brought home third with 3-3 finishes.

With Herlings in the lead, Tomac’s finish didn’t matter. He was in no hurry on this day to charge his way through the pack. Yet, he was able to work up to sixth and clinch his first career 450 title.

Cole Seely took fourth ahead of Cooper Webb, Tomac, Weston Peick, Christian Craig, Justin Bogle, and Dean Wilson.

450 moto two.
450 moto two.
Motocross

Ironman - 450

August 26, 2017
Ironman Raceway
Crawfordsville, IN United States
Rider Hometown Motos Bike
1Jeffrey Herlings
Jeffrey Herlings
Netherlands Netherlands1 - 1 KTM 450 SX-F
2Marvin Musquin Marvin Musquin La Reole France France2 - 2 KTM 450 SX-F
3Blake Baggett Blake Baggett Grand Terrace, CA United States United States3 - 3 KTM 450 SX-F
4Cole Seely Cole Seely Newbury Park, CA United States United States4 - 4 Honda CRF450R
5Cooper Webb Cooper Webb Newport, NC United States United States6 - 5 Yamaha YZ450F
6Eli Tomac Eli Tomac Cortez, CO United States United States5 - 6 Kawasaki KX450F
7Weston Peick Weston Peick Wildomar, CA United States United States7 - 8 Suzuki RM-Z450
8Christian Craig Christian Craig Temecula, CA United States United States9 - 7 Honda CRF450R
9Justin Bogle
Justin Bogle
Cushing, OK United States United States11 - 9 Suzuki RM-Z450
10Dean Wilson
Dean Wilson
Scotland United Kingdom United Kingdom12 - 10 Husqvarna FC 450
11Justin Barcia Justin Barcia Monroe, NY United States United States10 - 13 Suzuki RM-Z450
12Matt Bisceglia Matt Bisceglia Weatherford, TX United States United States15 - 11 Suzuki RM-Z450
13Henry Miller Henry Miller Rochester, MN United States United States16 - 12 Yamaha YZ450F
14Fredrik Noren Fredrik Noren Lidköping Sweden Sweden13 - 15 Honda CRF450R
15Benny Bloss Benny Bloss Oak Grove, MO United States United States8 - 28 KTM 450 SX-F
16Kyle Chisholm Kyle Chisholm Clearwater, FL United States United States18 - 16 Honda CRF450R
17John Short John Short Pilot Point, TX United States United States21 - 14 Yamaha YZ450F
18Dakota Alix Dakota Alix Jay, VT United States United States17 - 18 KTM 450 SX-F
19Phil Nicoletti
Phil Nicoletti
Cochecton, NY United States United States14 - 38 Suzuki RM-Z450
20Ben LaMay Ben LaMay Anchorage, AK United States United States20 - 17 KTM 450 SX-F
21Josh Mosiman Josh Mosiman Sebastopol, CA United States United States25 - 19 Husqvarna FC 450
22Heath Harrison Heath Harrison Silverhill, AL United States United States19 - 23 KTM 450 SX-F
23Isaac Teasdale Isaac Teasdale Robbinsville, NC United States United States22 - 20 KTM 450 SX-F
24Toshiki Tomita Toshiki Tomita Kanazawa Japan Japan26 - 21 Honda CRF450R
25Zack Williams Zack Williams Elko, MN United States United States24 - 22 Honda CRF450R
26Jared Lesher Jared Lesher Elderton, PA United States United States29 - 24 KTM 350 SX-F
27Dakota Tedder Dakota Tedder Surfside, CA United States United States32 - 25 Kawasaki KX450F
28Vann Martin
Vann Martin
Houston, TX United States United States28 - 26 Honda CRF450R
29Eric Grondahl Eric Grondahl Portsmouth, NH United States United States34 - 27 Honda CRF450R
30Jacob Runkles Jacob Runkles Sykesville, MD United States United States35 - 29 KTM 450 SX-F
31Joseph Perron Joseph Perron Elko, MN United States United States38 - 30 Kawasaki KX450F
32Ronnie Stewart Ronnie Stewart Easton, PA United States United States23 - 31 Suzuki RM-Z450
33Michael Akaydin Michael Akaydin Louisville, KY United States United States36 - 32 KTM 450 SX-F
34Austin Wagner Austin Wagner Niles, MI United States United States30 - 33 Honda CRF450R
35Jake Loberg Jake Loberg Ham Lake, MN United States United States37 - 34 Husqvarna FC 450
36Theodore Pauli Theodore Pauli Edwardsville, IL United States United States31 - 35 Kawasaki KX450F
37Carson Tickle Carson Tickle Cary, NC United States United States39 - 36 Honda CRF450R
38Brandon Scharer
Brandon Scharer
Gardena, CA United States United States27 - 37 Yamaha YZ450F
39Samuel Redman Samuel Redman Clarksville, TN United States United States33 - 39 Kawasaki KX450F
40Nick Fratz-Orr Nick Fratz-Orr Oakland, MD United States United States40 - 40 KTM 450 SX-F
Full Results
Motocross

450 Standings - 2017

PositionRider Hometown Points
1Eli Tomac Eli Tomac Cortez, CO United States470
2Marvin Musquin Marvin Musquin La Reole France453
3Blake Baggett Blake Baggett Grand Terrace, CA United States451
4Dean Wilson
Dean Wilson
Scotland United Kingdom340
5Cole Seely Cole Seely Newbury Park, CA United States330
6Justin Bogle
Justin Bogle
Cushing, OK United States308
7Weston Peick Weston Peick Wildomar, CA United States268
8Cooper Webb Cooper Webb Newport, NC United States268
9Martin Davalos Martin Davalos Quito Ecuador263
10Christian Craig Christian Craig Temecula, CA United States216
11Jason Anderson Jason Anderson Edgewood, NM United States216
12Fredrik Noren Fredrik Noren Lidköping Sweden202
13Justin Barcia Justin Barcia Monroe, NY United States191
14Dakota Alix Dakota Alix Jay, VT United States152
15Broc Tickle Broc Tickle Holly, MI United States146
16Josh Grant Josh Grant Riverside, CA United States143
17Henry Miller Henry Miller Rochester, MN United States108
18Matt Bisceglia Matt Bisceglia Weatherford, TX United States78
19Benny Bloss Benny Bloss Oak Grove, MO United States73
20John Short John Short Pilot Point, TX United States70
Full Standings
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