RACE RESULTS http://www.supercross.com/race-results Fri, 20 Nov 2009 23:19:40 +0000 Joomla! 1.5 - Open Source Content Management en-gb Round 15 - FIM World Motocross - Brazil - September 13, 2009 http://www.supercross.com/race-results/fim-world-motocross/1999-round-15-fim-world-motocross-brazil-september-13-2009 http://www.supercross.com/race-results/fim-world-motocross/1999-round-15-fim-world-motocross-brazil-september-13-2009 Marvin Musquin wins MX2 World Motocross title by winning both motos in Brazilian finale. Clement Desalle wins final MX1 GP

Round 15 - Brazil - September 13
MX1 Results
1. Clement Desalle 1/2 HON
2. Steve Ramon 7/1 SUZ
3. Max Nagl 2/5 KTM
4. Josh Coppins 5/3 YAM
5. K d Dycker 4/4 SUZ
6. D Philippaerts 3/7 YAM
7. C Campano 11/6 YAM
8. G Swanepoel 9/9 KAW
9. Tony Cairoli 6/12 YAM
10. Antonio Balbi 10/11 HON
11. Julien Bill APR
12. Tom Church CCM
13. D Vuillemin KAW
14. T Leok YAM
15. W Garcia HON
MX1 Points
Antonio Cairoli 561
Max Nagl 525
Clem Desalle 508
D Philippaerts 497
K de Dycker 495
Josh Coppins 485
Tanel Leok 395
G Swanepoel 262
J Barragan 229
Steve Ramon 217
M Priem 195
A Leok 188
D Vuillemin 163
G Aranda 143
Tom Church 134
MX2 Results
1. Marvin Musquin 1/1 KTM
2. Ken Roczen 2/2 SUZ
3. S Frossard 4/3 KAW
4. R Goncalves 5/5 KTM
5. V Teillet 3/9 KTM
6. D Guarneri YAM
7. J Roelants KTM
8. J Nicholls KTM
9. Shaun Simpson KTM
10. M Monni YAM
11. C Soubeyras HON
12. G Paulin KAW
13. L Larrieu YAM
14. S Zanoni HON
15. M Maddii SUZ
MX2 Points
Marvin Musquin 540
R Goncalves 500
Gautier Paulin 437
D Guarneri 418
Ken Roczen 390
S Frossard 332
Joel Roelants 311
M Monni 284
Nic Aubin 256
X Boog 253
J v Horebeek 227
V Teillet 182
L Larrieu 172
M Schiffer 172
D Verbruggen 170

Canelinha, Brazil

It was final Grand Prix of the year, as the series made it's way back to Brazil after a ten year absence.

In MX1, Antonio Cairoli had already clinched the 2009 World MX1 Motocross Title. But there was still plenty of action in MX1, as only 14 points separated 3rd place Philippaerts to 6th place Coppins, with Desalle and de Dycker in between, before this weekend!

As you can see, Belgian sensation Clement Desalle won the MX1 Grand Prix. This young rider has come on strong in the second half of the season, and will be riding for the Teka Suzuki Team next season, along with former World Motocross Champion Steve Ramon - who finished second overall today in Brazil. Desalle passed 2008 MX1 World Motocross Champion David Philippaerts for third position in the final season standings.

All eyes were really on the MX2 class, as Marvin Musquin from France, and KTM team-mate Rui Goncalves from Portugal would determine who would become the 2009 MX2 World Motocross Championship.

And Musquin won the MX2 World Motocross Championship title today in tremendous fashion - winning both motos! Second overall today, and fifth in the final season standings - teenage sensation from Germany - Ken Roczen.

Congratulations Marvin Musquin - 2009 MX2 World Motocross Champion!


To see some of the FIM riders Profiles, including 2009 Motocross World Champions Tony Cairoli and Marvin Musquin, you can visit this link

Interesting note: Mariana Balbi become the first woman to ever qualify to race in an MX1 Grand Prix, and finished 24th! (She's number 66 below in the photos.)


The next 'big' event will be the 'Team World Motocross Championships', aka The Motocross of Nations, in Italy, on October 3 and 4.


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]]> editor@supercross.com (editor) 2009 FIM World MX Championship Results Mon, 14 Sep 2009 02:53:34 +0000 Round 12 - AMA Motocross Series - Delmont PA - September 5, 2009 http://www.supercross.com/race-results/ama-motocross/1986-round-12-ama-motocross-series-delmont-pa-september-5-2009 http://www.supercross.com/race-results/ama-motocross/1986-round-12-ama-motocross-series-delmont-pa-september-5-2009 Christophe Pourcel wins both motos in 250, but Ryan Dungey is the 2009 AMA 250 National Motocross Champion! Thomas Hahn wins his first ever 450 Motocross overall!

Round 12 - Steel City
 September 5
450 Results
1. Thomas Hahn 1/4 KAW
2. Ivan Tedesco 4/3 HON
3. Justin Brayton 11/1 KTM
4. Jake Moss 10/2 KAW
5. Andrew Short 5/5 HON
6. Michael Byrne 3/9 SUZ
7. Davi Millsaps 6/10 HON
8. Tim Ferry 12/7 KAW
9. Matt Goerke 7/12 YAM
10. Chad Reed 2/34 SUZ
11. J Albertston YAM
12. R Kiniry  
13. Nick Wey YAM
14. A Balbi HON
15. Christian Craig YAM
16. Carl Nunn  
17. Adam Chatfield  
18. Weston Peick  
19. Cody Cooper YAM
20. Tyler Bowers  
450 Points
Chad Reed 481
Andrew Short 388
I Tedesco 376
Michael Byrne 348
Thomas Hahn 302
Josh Grant 280
Justin Brayton 249
Nick Wey 200
Cody Cooper 191
J Albertson 185
Davi Millsaps 175
Matt Goerke 154
M Alessi 142
Ricky Dietrich 136
Jake Moss 127
Kyle Regal 107
Tyler Bowers 102
A Balbi 94
Jeff Alessi 88
Tim Ferry 87
250 Results
1. Chris Pourcel 1/1 KAW
2. Ryan Dungey 2/2 SUZ
3. Blake Wharton 8/3 HON
4. Ryan Sipes 6/5 HON
5. Jake Weimer 4/8 KAW
6. Justin Barcia 3/13 HON
7. Austin Stroupe 5/10 KAW
8. Brett Metcalfe 9/7 HON
9. Tommy Searle 13/6 KTM
10. Blake Baggett 17/4 KAW
11. Broc Tickle 11/9 YAM
12. S Clarke 10/14 SUZ
13. Matt Lemoine 16/11 YAM
14. Taylor Futrell HON
15. Ryan Morais KAW
16. K Cunningham KAW
17. PJ Larsen KAW
18. Alex Martin HON
19. M Karro SUZ
20. P Nicoletti HON
250 Points
Ryan Dungey 503
C Pourcel 492
Brett Metcalfe 378
Jake Weimer 353
Justin Barcia 340
Tommy Searle 332
Broc Tickle 285
Blake Wharton 273
Tyla Rattray 236
Matt Lemoine 189
K Cunningham 186
Darryn Durham 150
Trey Canard 139
Steven Clarke 126
Ben Evans 126
PJ Larsen 121
A Stroupe 120
Max Anstie 107
Wil Hahn 104
Alex Martin 100

Steel City MX

Christophe Pourcel did what he had to do in the 250 class - win both motos. And Ryan Dungey did what he had to do to claim his first ever American 250cc National Motocross Championship, finishing second in both motos behind Pourcel. And Thomas Hahn, riding for Canidae Kawasaki, wins his first ever AMA 450 Motocross overall.


It's the finale of the 2009 AMA National Motocross series, in Delmont PA. The track is awesome. Super. Real outdoor American Motocross. The weather - awesome as well. About 80 degrees, sunny - perfect!

For Saturday's race action, Chad Reed has already won the 450 Motocross Championship ... so all eyes will be on the 250 class, as Ryan Dungey and Christophe Pourcel will finally determine their season long battle for supremacy in the 250 class.

There is a championship to be decided in the Women's Motocross class as well (for that coverage, results, and points, you'll want to visit the link below).

On Friday's, the media get together with certain riders and teams on hand. And we were able to talk with AMA Women's National Motocross Champion Ashley Fiolek, JGR's Cody Cooper, and Yamaha's Matt Goerke. We asked them about their 2010 plans:

Ashley Fiolek: My 2010 plans are to work even harder than I have, and become Women's World Motocross Champion. During the break and the time off we have, I'm looking forward to sitting on the couch, watching a lot of TV, doing nothing, and not riding at all. JUST KIDDING! I will take it easy for a little while, but still riding for fun during our little bit of time off.

Cody Cooper: My plans for 2010 are to go race in Australia primarily. I am looking forward to races a few races here in the USA ... which races yet I'm not sure. It's been a great year being on the JGR team, and am looking forward to what the future holds.

Matt Georke: In 2010, I'll be riding for Team Moto-Concepts, and I'll be riding a Yamaha YZ 450. I am hoping to get my ankle feeling better. I injured in Texas, came back at Millville, and twisted it last weekend in Southwick. It's sore ... but we'll see how it goes tomorrow on the bike.



Saturday's first race - the first 250 Moto! And the two guys up front - the two guys battling for the championship! Christophe Pourcel and Ryan Dungey! And they are 1 - 2 right now in this first moto. Dungey doesn't really need to race side by side with Pourcel - but they are!

It's literally Pourcel and Dungey racing side by side. It looks like they are having fun ..... but going at full race speed! They are far and away ahead of everyone else.

At the end of the moto, it's Pourcel winning, Dungey right behind. Pourcel gains three points. Dungey has a 14 point lead going into the final moto of the season later this afternoon. Justin Barcia was third, then Jake Weimer, and Austin Stroupe.



In the first 450 Moto of the day - it's Jeff Alessi the early leader. He's followed by Andrew Short and Thomas Hahn. Chad Reed is in eighth. But Thomas Hahn is having something to say in this moto - he's taken over the lead on lap three! And Andrew Short is right behind, followed by Ivan Tedesco.

Andrew Short is riding well - he's now taken over the lead! Team-mate Tedesco in second, Hahn in third, and ... Reed is in seventh. OK, now, on lap five, Tedesco takes over the lead! Short second, Hahn third. Then Tedesco has a mini-stall ... and Short passes Tedesco. A few corners later, Tedesco passes Short to retake the lead. Right now, we have Tedesco leading, Short is second, Hahn is third, followed by Michael Byrne, Jake Moss, Jeff Alessi, Matt Goerke, and then Chad Reed.

On the next lap though, Tedesco goes down. Short is back in the lead. And then Hahn passes Short, so Hahn is the leader. Lots of lead changes! At the end of eight laps, it's Thomas Hahn leading, Andrew Short second, Michael Byrne is third, Ivan Tedesco fourth, Chad Reed has moved to fifth.

This is quite the race. Thomas Hahn is out front - heading towards his first ever 450 moto win. Michael Byrne is in second. Chad Reed has passed 'the Honda boys' of Short and Tedesco and has moved into third. Fourth is Tedesco, and then fifth is Short. But Hahn is really proving himself and his season. Definitely a force to be reckoned with.

The checkered flag comes after 14 laps, and it's Thomas Hahn with the win! Chad Reed really put on a late moto charge, finishing second. Michael Byrne is third. Then Tedesco, Short, and Millsaps.



Then it was time for the second 250 moto. Christophe Pourcel was out front from the beginning, and rode hard, smooth, and fast. Dominant. Ryan Dungey was back around tenth. Could it be interesting? Not really. Dungey starting charging. Moved all the way up to second place! And that was pretty much the race and the day. Pourcel winning the moto, Dungey in second, and ..... Ryan Dungey is the 2009 AMA 250 National Motocross Champion!


To see photos of Ryan's season, you can visit this link


Next race - the final 450 moto. Justin Brayton, riding for KTM, is leading most of the race! Jake Moss has been running second, with Ivan Tedesco third, and first moto winner Thomas Hahn in fourth. Chad Reed has pulled off the track - his pits say he's been sick with stomach virus, which has bothered him all year.

And talk about so many different winners this year. This second 450 moto shows it again! Justin Brayton wins his first ever 450 moto - start to finish! And Thomas Hahn wins his first ever 450 National Motocross overall on his Canidae Kawasaki!


Notes: Lap times for the top pros averaged around 2 minutes 30 seconds. Same-day television coverage of the 250 Class will be featured on SPEED beginning at midnight ET.


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Ryan Dungey winning #1 plate, Thomas Hahn 48 on way to victory, Dungey gets plate from Ryan Villopoto, Blake Wharton 61, Justin Barcia 151, Justin Brayton at press conference after winning final 450 moto of season, and the first of his career, Hahn and Brayton on starting line before final 450 moto, Justin Brayton airborn, Michael Byrne 26, 21 is Cody Cooper (three photos in a row!), then two photos of Christian Craig, Ryan Dungey with his red #10 plate, Ryan Dungey at post race press as 250 National Motocross Champion, Dungey get the #1 plate from Ryan Villopoto, Dungey intense before practice, Sara, Amanda, and Ashley, 34 is Matt Goerke (twice), Thomas Hahn in post race press conference after winning his first ever 450 Motocross overall, 48 in Hahn on the track, 18 is Davi Millsaps, 42 is Jake Moss (twice), women's rider number 254, 377 is Christophe Pourcel (three times in a row!), 411 is Tyla Rattray, Chad Reed was wearing the red #1, Chad Reed while his mechanic checks out the fuel injection, 29 is Andrew Short, Ivan Tedesco at post race press conference, #9 is Tedesco on the track, 43 is Broc Tickle, part of the beautiful track at Steel City Raceway, 19 is Jake Weimer, Blake Wharton at post race press conference.

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]]> race@supercross.com (Lex) 2009 AMA Motocross Results Sat, 05 Sep 2009 20:03:34 +0000 Round 8 - AMA Women's National MX - Delmont PA, September 5, 2009 http://www.supercross.com/race-results/wma-motocross/1987-round-8-ama-womens-national-mx-delmont-pa-september-5-2009 http://www.supercross.com/race-results/wma-motocross/1987-round-8-ama-womens-national-mx-delmont-pa-september-5-2009 JP (Jessica Patterson) did it again!! Another victory today at Steel City at the final round of Women's Motocross for 2009! Ashley Fiolek, although broke her collarbone in moto 1, wins the 2009 AMA Women's Motocross Championship Series!

Round 8 - Steel City - September 5
AMA / WMA Women's Results
1. Jessica Patterson 1/1  HON
2. Mariana Balbi 2/2  HON
3. Sara Whitmore 5/3  KTM
4. Tarah Gieger 4/4  YAM
5. Jacqueline Strong 3/7  KAW
6. Elizabeth Bash 6/6  KAW
7. Sara Price 8/5  YAM
8. Allison Vrba 10/8  YAM
9. Penni Cyrus 9/10  KAW
10. Alyssa Fitch 12/9  HON
AMA / WMA Women's Points (after 7 rds.)
Ashley Fiolek 336
Jessica Patterson 295
Sherri Cruse 258
Sara Price 208
Vicki Golden 192
Elizabeth Bash 187
Sara Whitmore 149
Penni Cyrus 134
Mariana Balbi 126
Jacqueline Strong 114

Steel City MX

Moto 1 - Jessica Patterson on the Gieco Powersports Honda locked in another win for Moto 1. She continued her strong riding just as in the past few weeks. Mariana Balbi definitely had her highlight of the year by taking the 2nd place position, and Jacqueline Strong reeled in 3rd position

In Moto 2 - it was Jessica Patterson once again with the win, securing the overall. Jessica has been training with retired rrofessional MX racer, now trainer - Ryan Hughes on and off the bike, including a diet designed by Ryan which include his personal brand of organic foods. Mariana Balbi took home second place again, which makes her second overall on the day. Interesting fact about Mariana - she flies back and forth for each race from Brazil. She has contractual obligations there, which earn her the money to keep racing in the USA!

The big story of the day though - Ashley Fiolek regained her AMA Women's National Motocross title, becoming the 2009 AMA Women's Champion.


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Mariana Balbi is number 5, Sheri Cruse is number 3, two photos of Ashley Fiolek, broken collarbone and all, receiving her number 1 plate for 2009, two more photos of Fiolek on the bike (#1), Jessica Patterson after her win at the post race press conference, number 250 is Patterson on the bike, 11 is April Zastrow.

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]]> michele@supercross.com (Michele Johnson) 2009 WMA Motocross Results Sat, 05 Sep 2009 17:53:34 +0000 Round 14 - FIM World Motocross - Holland - August 30, 2009 http://www.supercross.com/race-results/fim-world-motocross/1973-round-14-fim-world-motocross-holland-august-30-2009 http://www.supercross.com/race-results/fim-world-motocross/1973-round-14-fim-world-motocross-holland-august-30-2009 Antonio Cairoli wins 2009 MX1 World Motocross Championship Title! Ken De Dycker & Marvin Musquin win Grand Prix events!

Round 14 - Netherlands - August 30
MX1 Results
1. K de Dycker 1/1 SUZ
2. Josh Coppins 4/2 YAM
3. Clem Desalle 6/3 HON
4. Tanel Leok 3/6 YAM
5. D Philippaerts 2/8 YAM
6. Tony Cairoli 5/4 YAM
7. Max Nagl 8/5 KTM
8. Steve Ramon SUZ
9. A Leok TM
10. G Swanepoel KAW
11. M Priem APR
12. R v Vijfeijken YAM
13. J Barragan KTM
14. T Potisek HON
15. T Church CCM
MX1 Points
Antonio Cairoli 537
Max Nagl 487
D Philippaerts 463
Clem Desalle 461
K de Dycker 459
Josh Coppins 449
Tanel Leok 382
G Swanepoel 238
J Barragan 229
M Priem 195
A Leok 188
Steve Ramon 178
D Vuillemin 150
G Aranda 143
Tom Church 117
MX2 Results
1. Marvin Musquin 2/1 KTM
2. R Goncalves 1/3 KTM
3. Ken Roczen 4/2 SUZ
4. J Roelants 3/5 KTM
5. Mike Krass KTM
6. D Verbruggen HON
7. C Kromhof KTM
8. J v Horebeek KTM
9. X Boog SUZ
10. M Monni YAM
11. V Teillet KTM
12. N Larsen SUZ
13. S Simpson KTM
14. D Guarneri YAM
15. L Larrieu YAM
MX2 Points
Marvin Musquin 490
R Goncalves 468
Gautier Paulin 422
D Guarneri 387
Ken Roczen 346
S Frossard 294
Joel Roelants 284
M Monni 263
Nic Aubin 256
X Boog 253
J v Horebeek 227
M Schiffer 172
D Verbruggen 170
A Tonus 165
L Larrieu 163

Lierop, Holland

Antonio Cairoli wins 2009 MX1 World Motocross Championship title today, while Ken De Dycker & Marvin Musquin each won their respective Grand Prix events ...


MX1 Grand Prix: The Braun Grand Prix of The Netherlands sees Tony Cairoli winning his first ever MX1 World Motocross Championship, despite a damaged left knee.

Ken De Dycker went on to dominate both motos and take the overall, with Josh Coppins and Clement Desalle completing the podium. Max Nagl crashed in heat one and decided to ride safe in heat two to at least build on his second place in the Championship point standings.

Yamaha Red Bull De Carli’s Cairoli wrapped up his third World Championship Title in Lierop despite a left knee issue that made it a tough outing for the Italian. Cairoli rode two brave races, finishing fifth in heat one after a mistake, and fourth in heat two. Once he snatched fourth from Nagl in the final heat, Cairoli had the World Motocross Championship Title under his belt courtesy of a 50 point advantage in the Championship standings, though he tried to move past Desalle as well.

Red Bull KTM Factory Racing’s Nagl struggled as he crashed in heat one while he was holding third. The German took eighth eventually, but despite the holeshot in heat two he just rode to build on his runner up spot in the Championship.

Pole man De Dycker dominated both motos by taking two first places. The Teka Suzuki World MX1 man grabbed his second season’s win ahead of Yamaha Monster Energy rider Josh Coppins, who had a dogfight with Desalle to take an eventual second in heat two.

Desalle completed the podium, but several crashes in the opening heat left the LS Motors Honda rider disappointed to have lost valuable Championship points.

Jonathan Barragan, who will be riding for Kawasaki in 2010, was 13th at his comeback race after being out for a long time. Last year’s Lierop winner Marc De Reuver returned to action too, he finished 16th.

Ken De Dycker said: I was having so much fun out there and it really helped me. It was not so easy because the track was so demanding and coming up to lapped riders I really had to concentrate. Sometimes I could look around and saw a lot of people cheering so I was waving to them when I could, it was a really nice experience. This was not a simple GP so I am really pleased with the result.

To read Tony Cairoli's own words about winning the 2009 World Motocross Championship, you can visit this link



MX2 Grand Prix: The Title quest remains open in the MX2 class even if series points leader Marvin Musquin took today’s overall victory ahead of his main rival in the Championship point chase - Rui Goncalves. Rui was second overall in today's GP. Ken Roczen completed the podium in third. Gautier Paulin finished 20th (broken engine in heat 1), and lost his chance to fight for the Title in the final round in Brazil.

Goncalves went on to win moto one while Musquin took second. The Frenchman, who went down in the opening lap, was handed second as Joel Roelants crashed as well. The Belgian of the KTM Factory Junior MX2 Team was an eventual third ahead of young gun Roczen.

The latter took the holeshot in moto two, but let Goncalves and Musquin go ahead from lap two. Musquin grabbed the lead and pulled away while Goncalves crashed twice, struggling with a damaged right shoulder. Teka Suzuki Europe World MX2’s Roczen snatched second from a troubled Goncalves and made it to third on the podium.

The 2009 MX2 World Motocross title will be decided in Brazil at the final round between Musquin and Goncalves.


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]]> editor@supercross.com (editor) 2009 FIM World MX Championship Results Sun, 30 Aug 2009 16:53:34 +0000 Round 11 - AMA Motocross Series - Southwick MA - August 29, 2009 http://www.supercross.com/race-results/ama-motocross/1974-round-11-ama-motocross-series-southwick-ma-august-29-2009 http://www.supercross.com/race-results/ama-motocross/1974-round-11-ama-motocross-series-southwick-ma-august-29-2009 450 Motocross - Matt Goerke with his first ever victory! .... 250 MX - Justin Barcia scores his first AMA Motocross overall! .... Dungey takes points lead!!

Round 11 - Southwick - August 29
  Round 11 - Southwick - August 29
450 Results
1. Matt Goerke 6/1 YAM
2. Michael Byrne 3/3 SUZ
3. John Dowd 10/2 KAW
4. Thomas Hahn 9/4 KAW
5. Robby Marshall 5/7 SUZ
6. Kyle Regal 4/10 YAM
7. Andrew Short 7/9 HON
8. Chad Reed 1/31 SUZ
9. Jake Moss 2/30 KAW
10. R Renner  
11. Ivan Tedesco HON
12. L Smith  
13. Tyler Bowers  
14. J Albertson  
15. Christian Craig YAM
16. Justin Brayton KTM
17. Jeff Alessi HON
18. Davi Millsaps HON
19. Cody Cooper YAM
20. Nick Wey YAM
450 Points
Chad Reed 459
Andrew Short 356
I Tedesco 338
Michael Byrne 316
Josh Grant 280
Thomas Hahn 259
Justin Brayton 214
Cody Cooper 184
Nick Wey 182
J Albertson 164
Davi Millsaps 149
M Alessi 142
Ricky Dietrich 136
Matt Goerke 131
Kyle Regal 107
Tyler Bowers 95
Jake Moss 94
Jeff Alessi 85
A Balbi 81
Jarred Browne 72
250 Results
1. Justin Barcia 1/3 HON
2. Tyla Rattray 6/1 KAW
3. Brett Metcalfe 4/2 HON
4. Ryan Dungey 2/4 SUZ
5. Taylor Futrell 7/7 HON
6. Tommy Searle 9/6 KTM
7. Blake Wharton 3/15 HON
8. Broc Tickle 8/13 YAM
9. Jake Weimer 13/9 KAW
10. Blake Baggett 15/8  
11. PJ Larsen  
12. Ryan Sipes KTM
13. Austin Stroupe KAW
14. Vince Freise  
15. Steven Clarke  
16. Scott Champion  
17. Alex Martin  
18. Chris Pourcel KAW
19. Wil Hahn  
20. S Daily  
250 Points
Ryan Dungey 459
C Pourcel 442
Brett Metcalfe 352
Jake Weimer 322
Justin Barcia 312
Tommy Searle 309
Broc Tickle 263
Blake Wharton 240
Tyla Rattray 236
K Cunningham 174
Matt Lemoine 174
Darryn Durham 150
Trey Canard 139
Ben Evans 124
PJ Larsen 114
Steven Clarke 108
Max Anstie 107
Wil Hahn 104
Alex Martin 94
A Stroupe 94

Motocross 338

Results, points and more coming ....

Rain, Sand, & Mud at Southwick ...


250 Moto 1 - It was a battle in the first race of the day, with the main guys up front being Justin Barcia, Ryan Dungey, and Blake Wharton. Series points leader Chris Pourcel was initially back outside of the top ten.

At the end of the moto, it would be 'rookie' Justin Barcia capturing the win. Ryan Dungey in second, Blake Wharton third .... and Christophe Pourcel walking away from his bike in the mud, officially scoring 27th position. BIG change of events in the point standings with only three motos left in the season! Dungey goes from 13 points down to nine points ahead of Pourcel!

250 Moto 2 - a lot of 'top' guys crash on the first lap, some of which included Ryan Dungey, Christophe Pourcel, Blake Wharton, and Justin Barcia. At the end of the first lap it's Tyla Rattry leading, followed by Brett Metcalfe and Jake Weimer. Dungey is 14th, Barcia 17th, B Wharton 30th, and Christophe Pourcel 32nd.

At the halfway point of the 30 minute plus two lap moto, it's Tyla Rattray leading, Brett Metcalfe is second, Taylor Futrell, number 977 on a Honda third, then Ryan Sipes in fourth. Dungey is in fifth, Barcia right behind in sixth. Pourcel is 13th.

As they near the end of the race, Dungey and Barcia keep making progress .... at the end of the 16 lap race, it's Tyla Rattray with his first moto win in America! (And combine that with a sixth in the first moto - Tyla makes a strong comeback statement today - 2nd overall!) Brett Metcalfe is second, Barcia passes Dungey on the last lap to get third. Dungey finishes fourth, then followed by Ryan Sipes, Tommy Searle, Tyler Futrell, Blake Baggett, and Jake Weimer. Pourcel finishes in 11th postion.

The overall winnner on the day, and it's his first ever AMA National Motocross overall victory, with a 1/3 finish - Justin Barcia!

And dramatically changing the points standings today by coming in with a deficit but leaving with the championship points lead - Ryan Dungey!


It's Round 7 of the WMA (Women's Motocross) today at Southwick too! Check the women's mx results here!


450 Motocross moto 1 - After things settle, it's 450 Motocross National Champion Chad Reed out front. And he made this race just like a lot of the previous races - he won : ) Second in this moto goes to Jake Moss, third place is Michael Byrne. Three guys from Australia on top!

450 Motocross heat 2 - early leader is Andrew Short, but Chad Reed is able to make a move and positions himself in first. At the five lap mark, it's Reedy in first, Matt Goerke, is now in second place, Short is third, then Michael Byrne, Ivan Tedesco, and John Dowd!

At the start of lap ten, Chad Reed crashes. It's now Matt Goerke in first! John Dowd is second! Michael Byrne is third, followed by Jake Moss.

As they complete the final lap, it's Matt Goerke, riding for the Yamaha team, winning his first ever AMA National moto! John Dowd, riding a Kawasaki, finishes second! Michael Byrne is third. And the overall winner in the 450 Motocross class today? Matt Goerke! It's Matt's first ever overall victory in AMA Motocross as well! Second overall, with 3/3 finishes - Michael Byrne. And third overall, with 10/2 finishes - John Dowd! 44 year old, only races one national a year - John Dowd!

An unlikely day at Southwick. Pourcel loses 250 points lead. Dungey takes a nice 250 points lead now. Justin Barcia wins his first ever AMA 250 Motocross. Chad Reed crashes hard enough in second moto to not get back into the race. Matt Goerke, riding for Factory Yamaha, wins his first ever AMA 450 National Motocross, and John Dowd schools a bunch of riders half his age!


Notes: The next and final round of the 2009 AMA National Motocross Series is next Saturday in Steel City / Delmont PA.

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Courtesy MXSports-Steel City National to Host Mystery Rider Auction as Part of the Race to Cure Breast Cancer

Fans Encouraged to Join Riders in a Show of Support by Wearing PINK

After a successful first event in 2008, the Steel City breast cancer fundraiser returns to the season finale for 2009, highlighted by The
Mystery Rider Auction. With top name riders like Ryan Dungey, Andrew Short, Ryan Villopoto and Ashley Fiolek all donating their exclusive mystery items, the auction is sure to be a hit with the fans. These charitable riders will not only be donating an item but will also match the sale price of their item up to $1000.00 in support for the cure. The auction is scheduled to take place during the intermission between the first and second set of motos.

In addition to the auction, a variety of other activities are scheduled for the Labor Day fund-raising event. A raffle will be held throughout race day on September 5th at the Breast Cancer booth. Fans will have the opportunity to win exclusive autographed memorabilia donated by athletes and supporters of the industry. Raffle winners will be announced prior to the final moto of the day. Those who attend the event wearing an item of Pink clothing will be awarded one free raffle ticket. Additionally, fans can show their support by wearing a limited edition Lucas Oil AMA Pro Motocross Championship Bracelet, available for pickup at the Breast Cancer and Lucas Oil booths.

All proceeds from the fundraiser support the Philadelphia Breast Cancer 3-day Walk, a 60-mile walk to raise money in the fight against the disease. The net proceeds will support the combined efforts of the Susan G. Komen Foundation for the Cure and the National Philanthropic Trust (NPT) Breast Cancer Fund in their mission to fund access to care and a cure for breast cancer.

Stop by the Breast Cancer booth in the sponsor village for more info and to show your support!

To donate, visit:

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Info courtesy MXSports-SPEED TV will present three hours of Lucas Oil AMA Pro Motocross Championship coverage tonight!

Beginning at 8 p.m. ET, the super competitive 250 Class race from Budds Creek will kick-off an evening of the world's premier motocross racing. Monster Energy/Pro Circuit/Kawasaki's Christophe Pourcel and Rockstar/Makita/Suzuki's Ryan Dungey are in the midst of a major battle for the series championship, but a determined Jake Weimer had plans of his own.

Immediately following the Budds Creek 250 race at 9 p.m. ET, SPEED will present the first of two same-day coverage broadcasts from Saturday's Moto-X 338 Motocross National in Southwick, Mass. The 250 Class and its aforementioned title fight take center stage for the first time in 2009.

At 10 p.m. ET, newly-crowned 450 Class Champion Chad Reed looks for his sixth overall victory of the season and a continued dominance of the premier class aboard his Rockstar/Makita/Suzuki. However, Honda Red Bull Racing teammates Andrew Short and Ivan Tedesco are in the midst of a tight battle for the runner-up position in the standings and know a win would help solidify their efforts. Throw in Southwick legend John Dowd as a special guest competitor and the stage is set for a possible upset victory.

Same-day coverage of the race will feature each class for the first time in 2009. SPEED will present the 250 Class beginning at 9 p.m. ET immediately followed by the 450 Class at 10 p.m.


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]]> race@supercross.com (Lex) 2009 AMA Motocross Results Sat, 29 Aug 2009 22:03:34 +0000 Round 7 - AMA Women's National MX - Southwick MA - August 29, 2009 http://www.supercross.com/race-results/wma-motocross/1979-round-7-ama-womens-national-mx-southwick-ma-august-29-2009 http://www.supercross.com/race-results/wma-motocross/1979-round-7-ama-womens-national-mx-southwick-ma-august-29-2009 Jessica Patterson takes the overall win in Women's Motocross at Southwick! Winning both motos!

Round 7 - Southwick - August 29
AMA / WMA Women's Results
1. Jessica Patterson 1/1  HON
2. Ashley Fiolek 3/2  HON
3. Tarah Gieger 7/3  YAM
4. Sherri Cruse 2/9  SUZ
5. Heidi Cooke 6/4  KAW
6. Sara Price 4/6  KAW
7. Julie Parizek 5/5  KAW
8. Alyssa Fitch 9/7  HON
9. Elizabeth Bash 8/8  KAW
10. Jacqueline Strong 12/11  HON
AMA / WMA Women's Points
Ashley Fiolek 336
Jessica Patterson 295
Sherri Cruse 258
Sara Price 208
Vicki Golden 192
Elizabeth Bash 187
Sara Whitmore 149
Penni Cyrus 134
Mariana Balbi 126
Jacqueline Strong 114

Motocross 338

Moto 1 - With a strong start and holding her first place position for the entire moto Jessica Patterson took the 1st place win! Ashley Fiolek was running 2nd place until the white flag last lap and she unfortunately when down, still able to come back and take the 3rd place podium spot and of course Sherri Cruse was able to maximize on Ashley Fioleks spill and fill in the 2nd place win.

Moto 1 Results:

1. Jessica Patterson
2. Sherri Cruse
3. Ashley Fiolek
4. Sara Price
5. J. Parizek
6.  Heidi Cooke
7. Tara Gieger
8. Elizabeth Bash
9. A. Fitch
10. P. Cyrus
11. D. Sawicki
12. J. Strong
13. Ashley Boham
14. K. Sweeney
15. B. Gagne
16. April Zastrow
17. A Vrba
18. Nicole Madsen
19. Ayla Cabus
20. T. Rau
21. E. Grzinicic
22. Jackie Ives
23. K. Crowley
24 J. Smith

Moto 2 - Jessica Patterson held on the gas and took the holeshot all the way to the podium 1st place finish. Ashley Fiolek pulled in behind Patterson with a 2nd place finish and Sara Price picked up the pace from moto 1 and stole the 3rd place podium spot.


Moto 2 Results:

1. Jessica Patterson
2.  Ashley Fiolek 
3. Tara Geiger
4. Hiedi Cooke
5. J. Parizek
6. Sara Price 
7. A. Fitch
8. Elizabeth Bash
9. Sherri Cruse
10. A. Vrba
11. J. Strong
12. K. Sweeney
13. Ashley Boham
14. P. Cyrus
15. April Zastrow
16. B. Gagne
17. Nicole Madsen
18. T. Rau
19. E. Grzinicic
20. Ayla Cabus
21. D. Sawicki
22. Jackie Ives
23. J. Smith
24. K. Crowley


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]]> race@supercross.com (Lex) 2009 WMA Motocross Results Sat, 29 Aug 2009 17:53:34 +0000 FIM Women's World Motocross - Round 7 - Holland http://www.supercross.com/race-results/fim-womens-world-mx/1978-fim-womens-world-motocross-round-7-holland http://www.supercross.com/race-results/fim-womens-world-mx/1978-fim-womens-world-motocross-round-7-holland Steffi Laier wins Dutch Motocross Grand Prix, clinches 2009 FIM Women's World Motocross Championship!

Round 7 - Holland - August 30
FIM Women's World Results
1.  Stephanie Laier  KTM
2.  Chiara Fontanesi  YAM
3.  Larissa Papenmeier  SUZ
4.  Nathalie Kane  SUZ
5.  Marianne Veenstra  SUZ
6.  Marielle De Mol  YAM
7.  Nocera, Francesca  KTM
8.  Brenda Wagemans  KTM
9.  Elin Mann  KTM
10.  Sara Whitmore  KTM
FIM Women's World Points
Stephanie Laier 308
Larissa Papenmeier 262
Nathalie Kane 230
Maria Franke 223
Elin Mann 214
Livia Lancelot 185
Marielle De Mol 176
Marianne Veenstra 172
Chiara Fontanesi 140
Elien De Winter 128

Lierop

Stephanie Laier confirmed she is the strongest rider in the FIM Women's World Motocross Championship as she went on to take her third consecutive overall victory at this final round of the series.

Chiara Fontanesi won the first moto, but in taking second position, Laier clinched the title. Fontanesi took second overall on the podium ahead of Larissa Papenmeier, who secured the runner up spot in the Championship. Finishing fourth overall today, Nathalie Kane moved up to third in the Championship.

After losing to Fontanesi yesterday in the first moto, Red Bull KTM Factory Racing's Laier took her revenge today by winning the final heat and wrapping up the overall. The newly crowned World Champion of Germany led from lap one and kept the lead, despite a crash.

Fontanesi, who held the lead for just two laps after Laier crashed, settled for second. The 15 year old Italian of the Yamaha 3C Racing Team was ninth at the end of her first World Championship campaign.

Teka Suzuki Europe World MX2's Papenmeier recovered well after a troubled start as she took fourth in today's final moto. Papenmeier was third on the podium and managed to secure the runner up spot in the Championship.

It was a great final round for MVR-D Suzuki's Kane, who took third in today's final heat. Kane missed the podium by just two points today, but moved up to third in the final Championship standing, exploiting Maria Franke's absence due to injury.

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]]> race@supercross.com (Lex) 2009 FIM Women's World Championship Results Sat, 29 Aug 2009 14:39:12 +0000 Round 10 - AMA Motocross Series - Budds Creek MX - August 22, 2009 http://www.supercross.com/race-results/ama-motocross/1961-round-10-ama-motocross-series-budds-creek-mx-august-22-2009 http://www.supercross.com/race-results/ama-motocross/1961-round-10-ama-motocross-series-budds-creek-mx-august-22-2009 Chad Reed is the 2009 AMA 450 National Motocross Champion! Chad takes 450 Motocross class win today, clinches 2009 Championship with two rounds to go! Jake Weimer wins 250 MX overall ... Pourcel extends points lead

Round 10 - Budds Creek - August 22
  Round 10 - Budds Creek - August 22
450 Results
1. Chad Reed 2/1 SUZ
2. Davi Millsaps 1/6 HON
3. Ivan Tedesco 5/3 HON
4. Kyle Regal 4/4 YAM
5. Thomas Hahn 12/2 KAW
6. Michael Byrne 6/5 SUZ
7. Tim Ferry 9/8 KAW
8. Andrew Short 7/10 HON
9. Matt Goerke 3/27 YAM
10. J Albertson 11/12 YAM
11. Justin Brayton 17/7 KTM
12. Tyler Bowers 10/15 HON
13. C Cooper YAM
14. A Balbi HON
15. Nick Wey YAM
16. Jake Moss KAW
17. Christian Craig YAM
18. Josh Grant YAM
19. S Skinner HON
20. J Thomas HON
450 Points
Chad Reed 434
Andrew Short 330
I Tedesco 322
Josh Grant 280
Michael Byrne 276
Thomas Hahn 229
Justin Brayton 201
Cody Cooper 176
Nick Wey 176
J Albertson 150
M Alessi 142
Davi Millsaps 141
Ricky Dietrich 136
Matt Goerke 91
A Balbi 81
Tyler Bowers 80
Kyle Regal 78
Jeff Alessi 75
Jake Moss 72
Jarred Browne 72
250 Results
1. Jake Weimer 2/1 KAW
2. C Pourcel 1/3 KAW
3. R Dungey 3/4 SUZ
4. J Barcia 4/7 HON
5. A Stroupe 8/6 KAW
6. Brett Metcalfe 18/2 HON
7. M Lemoine 14/5 YAM
8. Ryan Sipes 11/9 KTM
9. PJ Larsen 10/10  
10. Tyla Rattray 6/15 KAW
11. D Durham 5/35 YAM
12. Broc Tickle 16/11 YAM
13. Tommy Searle 7/21 KTM
14. Taylor Futrell HON
15. K Cunningham KAW
16. T Hibbert  
17. Alex Martin HON
18. Blake Baggett  
19. W Browning HON
20. J DeCotis  
250 Points
C Pourcel 432
Ryan Dungey 419
Brett Metcalfe 312
Jake Weimer 302
Tommy Searle 282
Justin Barcia 267
Broc Tickle 242
Blake Wharton 214
Tyla Rattray 196
K Cunningham 174
Matt Lemoine 174
Darryn Durham 150
Trey Canard 139
Ben Evans 124
Max Anstie 107
Wil Hahn 97
PJ Larsen 96
Steven Clarke 94
Alex Martin 82
A Stroupe 77

Budds Creek MX Park

450 Motocross class: In Moto 1, early leader is Davi Millsaps, number 18 on the Honda. Points leader Chad Reed, number 22 on Suzuki, was running around eighth place. Chad Reed kept moving up during the race, and at the end, was right on Milllsaps tail. But Millsaps would hold off Reed, and win the moto. It's Millsaps first moto win of the season.

For Moto 2 - it is raining. Ivan Tedesco is the early leader. Chad Reed is in second, with Thomas Hahn in third. Two keys here - where is Millsaps as far as the overall? And, where is Andrew Short as far as the 450 Motocrosss Championship point standings? At the four lap mark, Millsaps is in fourth, Short is in fifth.

On lap five, Reed moves into the lead! Tedesco is second, Hahn is third, followed by Millsaps in fourth, new name Kyle Regal number 475 is next, and sixth position is Andrew Short.

Will this be the day that Chad Reed wins his first AMA National Motocross Championship? With two rounds still to go in the series? Chad is leading on lap 11 ..... Andrew Short is in eighth. If they stay the way they are, Chad Reed will be the 2009 AMA 450 National Motocross Champion!

As the checkered flag falls after 14 laps, it's Chad Reed winning the moto, the overall, and ... Chad Reed is the 2009 AMA 450 National Motocross Champion!

Reed said "I want to thank everybody from the team. Roger (De Coster) worked his butt off .... just like any motorsports we've had our ups and downs ... but we did it. And I'd like to thank all the fans."

In winning his 2009 AMA 450 National Motocross Championship, Chad Reed has won his first ever AMA outdoor motocross title.


250 MX class: 250 Moto 1, the early leader is Kawasaki rider Jake Weimer, number 19. He's followed by team-mate and current points leader Christophe Pourcel. Third is Ryan Dungey, number 10 on Suzuki. But on lap eight, Pourcel moves into the lead. It's Pourcel first, Weimer second, and Dungey third. And that's how they'll finish the moto - Pourcel winning, Weimer second, Dungey third.

Moto 2 - Early leader, as the rain is falling, is Brett Metcalfe, number 24 on the Honda. Running second is Jake Weimer, and then 250 series points leader Christophe Pourcel. Ryan Dungey is in sixth position.

With the amount of rain, and the muddy track, lap times are now approaching 3 minutes. Rain and mud aren't good for a lot of things - the riders, the bikes, work for mechanics, photographers ... even walking around the track becomes difficult! : ) It's that wet and muddy.

As the moto is coming to a close, it's Brett Metcalfe still leading, Jake Weimer is right behind in second. Pourcel is in third place. Dungey has moved into fourth place. But Weimer has now passed Brett Metcalfe! It's Weimer leading, Metcalfe next, Pourcel third, Dungey fourth. Lap times are now in the 3 minute 10 second range.

Because of the rain, water, and track conditions, the moto is over at about the 25 minute mark. The race will not go 30 minutes plus 2 laps - it is over. The winner of the moto is Jake Weimer. (And Jake wins the overall on the day.) Second in the moto is Metcalfe, then third place is Pourcel, fourth Dungey, then Matt Lemoine, Austin Stroupe, and Justin Barcia finishes in seventh.

At the end of the day in the 250 class, Christophe Pourcel has gained a few more points in the championship chase over Ryan Dungey. There are two races left (Southwick & Steel City), which means four motos. Pourcel has a 13 point lead over Dungey, as they come down to the wire for the 2009 AMA 250 National Motocross Championship.


Notes: Josh Grant returned to racing. It was thought that he would be out a long time with the foot/ankle injuries suffered from XGames ... but he's back now here at Budds Creek. Josh did start the first moto, and finished 13th. He did not start the second moto. Kevin Windham raced in the 450 Motocross class. He finished 22nd in the first moto, DNS the second moto. Lap times (with dry conditions) averaged just under 2 minutes 30 seconds. MX2 World Motocross Champion Tyla Rattray returned to action today - he rides for Pro Circuit Kawasaki, and is number 411.


The next round of AMA National Motocross is next Saturday in Southwick, MA.


Preview & Series Statistics of Budds Creek AMA Motocross Round 10:

Info courtesy of MXSports
  • Chad Reed and Ryan Dungey share the series lead for overall victories with four apiece.
  • The win was Reed's 43rd career AMA victory but just his fifth in AMA Motocross. The remaining 38 have come in AMA Supercross.
  • As a whole, Roger De Coster's riders have won 55% of the overall victories across both classes (10 of 18).
  • Reed has won six of the last eight motos.
  • If Reed earns 18 or more points than Andrew Short and leaves Budds Creek with at least a 100-point lead, he will claim his first career AMA Motocross championship.
  • Christophe Pourcel is the only rider in the series to finish on the overall podium at all nine races. His worst finish of the season came at Washougal with third overall. It is the only time he didn't finish in the top two.
  • Dungey and Pourcel are in the midst of one of the most competitive championship battles in the history of the sport. With his win last weekend, Pourcel holds a six point lead with six motos remaining.
  • Both Reed and Pourcel lead their respective classes with 387 points.
  • After making his 2009 motocross debut last weekend in the 250 Class, Kevin Windham moves up into the 450 Class for Budds Creek.
  • Tim Ferry captured the Ricky Carmichael Hard Charger Award at Unadilla

450 Class Stats:
  • The first 450 Class race held at Budds Creek was May 22, 1994. Mike LaRocco would win on a Kawasaki.
  • This will be the 16th time the gate will drop at Budds Creek for the 450 Class.
  • Ricky Carmichael held a perfect record at Budds Creek. In eight starts he posted eight overall wins, winning 13 of 16 motos.
  • Kevin Windham registered the last "non Carmichael" win in 1999 and is the only rider in the field to have a win at the facility.
  • Prior to his return to the series this season, Budds Creek was the site of Chad Reed's last Lucas Oil AMA Pro Motocross Championship race in 2007. It was the only race Reed competed in that season.
  • Wins by brand at Budds Creek: Honda - 6, Kawasaki - 4, Suzuki - 3, Yamaha - 2
  • First time winners at Budds Creek - Ezra Lusk, 1997 - Yamaha
  • Riders to win Budds Creek in both classes: Ricky Carmichael, James Stewart
  • 450 Class Overall Wins: Chad Reed - 4, Mike Alessi - 2, Josh Grant - 1, Ivan Tedesco - 1, Ryan Villopoto - 1
  • Moto Wins: Chad Reed - 8, Mike Alessi - 4, Josh Grant - 2, Ivan Tedesco - 2, Ryan Villopoto - 2
  • 450 Class Laps Led: Chad Reed - 83, Josh Grant - 62, Ivan Tedesco - 57, Mike Alessi - 52, Andrew Short - 15, Ryan Villopoto - 8, Davi Millsaps - 3, Jeff Alessi - 2

250 Class Stats:
  • The first 250 Class race was held at Budds Creek on October 8, 1989. Mike Kiedrowski won on a Honda.
  • This will be the 20th time the gate will drop for a 250 Class race at Budds Creek.
  • Steve Lamson ('94-'96), James Stewart ('02-'04) and Ryan Villopoto ('06-'08) have won three in a row at Budds Creek.
  • Suzuki looks to earn its first win at Budds Creek since 1991, which remains its only win at the track - a 16 year drought.
  • Kawasaki is looking to capture its fourth consecutive win at Budds Creek for the second time in the history of the facility. Kawasaki has won seven of the last eight races at Kawasaki.
  • Wins by brand at Budds Creek: Kawasaki - 9, Honda - 7, Yamaha - 2, Suzuki - 1
  • First time winners at Budds Creek: Tallon Vohland, 1999 - Honda
  • 250 Class Overall Wins: Ryan Dungey - 4, Christophe Pourcel - 3, Jake Weimer - 2
  • Moto Wins: Christophe Pourcel - 10, Ryan Dungey - 7, Jake Weimer - 1
  • 250 Class Wins by Brand: Kawasaki - 5, Suzuki - 4
  • 250 Class Laps Led: Christophe Pourcel - 113, Ryan Dungey - 80, Justin Barcia - 43, Trey Canard - 21, Jake Weimer - 11, Martin Davalos - 6, Blake Wharton - 6
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]]> race@supercross.com (Lex) 2009 AMA Motocross Results Fri, 21 Aug 2009 19:03:34 +0000 Round 9 - AMA Motocross Series - New Berlin NY - August 15, 2009 http://www.supercross.com/race-results/ama-motocross/1941-round-9-ama-motocross-series-new-berlin-ny-august-15-2009 http://www.supercross.com/race-results/ama-motocross/1941-round-9-ama-motocross-series-new-berlin-ny-august-15-2009 Chad Reed man on a mission - double moto victory in 450 Motocross at 40th running of Unadilla MX! Reed heading towards first AMA 450 Motocross Championship! Christophe Pourcel sweeps 250 MX, takes over points lead! Team USA for 2009 Motocross of Nations in Italy announced!

Round 9 - Unadilla - August 15
  Round 9 - Unadilla - August 15
450 Results
1. Chad Reed 1/1 SUZ
2. Andrew Short 5/2 HON
3. Michael Byrne 4/3 SUZ
4. Justin Brayton 8/4 KTM
5. Davi Millsaps 3/11 HON
6. Gareth Swanepoel 7/6 KAW
7. Ivan Tedesco 6/8 YAM
8. Kyle Regal 10/5 YAM
9. Thomas Hahn 2/16 KAW
10. Tim Ferry 11/7 KAW
11. J Browne 9/9 SUZ
12. J Albertson 14/12 YAM
13. Nick Wey YAM
14. Weston Peick HON
15. Adam Chatfield KAW
16. R Marshall SUZ
17. A Balbi HON
18. T Bowers HON
19. Cody Cooper YAM
20. Jason Thomas HON
450 Points
Chad Reed 387
Andrew Short 305
I Tedesco 286
Josh Grant 272
Michael Byrne 245
Thomas Hahn 198
Justin Brayton 183
Nick Wey 163
Cody Cooper 162
M Alessi 142
Ricky Dietrich 136
J Albertson 131
Davi Millsaps 101
Jeff Alessi 74
Jarred Browne 72
Matt Goerke 71
Dan Reardon 68
A Balbi 67
Weston Peick 65
Tyler Bowers 63
250 Results
1. Chris Pourcel 1/1 KAW
2. Ryan Dungey 2/2 SUZ
3. Jake Weimer 3/3 KAW
4. Brett Metcalfe 4/4 HON
5. Broc Tickle 9/5 YAM
6. K Cunningham 6/8 KAW
7. Tommy Searle 10/7 KTM
8. Justin Barcia 7/10 HON
9. Matt Lemoine 14/9 YAM
10. PJ Larsen 13/11  
11. Blake Wharton 5/28 HON
12. Austin Stroupe 34/6 KAW
13. Steven Clarke 16/12 SUZ
14. Darryn Durham YAM
15. Ben Evans HON
16. Ryan Sipes KTM
17. Alex Martin HON
18. Tommy Weeck KTM
19. Justin Weeks SUZ
20. Kevin Windham 12/21 HON
250 Points
C Pourcel 387
Ryan Dungey 381
Brett Metcalfe 287
Tommy Searle 268
Jake Weimer 255
Justin Barcia 235
Broc Tickle 227
Blake Wharton 214
Tyla Rattray 175
K Cunningham 162
Matt Lemoine 151
Trey Canard 139
Darryn Durham 134
Ben Evans 123
Max Anstie 107
Wil Hahn 94
Steven Clarke 89
PJ Larsen 74
Alex Martin 73
S Borkenhagen 63

Unadilla Valley Sports Center

450 Motocross Class: It was Chad Reed's day - he won both motos, and, barring any unforseen problems, the 2009 450 Motocross Championship is his .... Second place overall today - Andrew Short. Andrew had 'moto' finishes of fifth and second. Third overall on the day - Chad Reed's Rockstar Makita Suzuki team-mate Michael Byrne with finishes of fourth and third. South African rider Gareth Swanepoel had a free weekend in the MGP series, and finished fourth overall. Reed leads Andrew Short in the point standings, 387 to 305, with only three rounds remaining in the series.

250 MX Class: In the 250 racing, it was Christophe Pourcel's day as well! He won both motos too in the 250 class, and has retaken the points lead in that championship series. Ryan Dungey finished second overall with moto finishes of two/two. Pourcel now leads Dungey in the points chase by six points. Third overall today, with finishes of 3/3, Jake Weimer, who will be making his first ever appearance (along with Ryan Dungey) at the 2009 Motocross of Nations in October, in Italy. Brett Metcalfe went 4/4 for fourth overall.

Notes: Thomas Hahn has come on strong in this series, putting in some impressive rides, and beating a lot of 'factory' riders, he finished second in the first moto, but had some problems in the second moto. Gareth Swanepoel, from South Africa, and a regular MXGP rider, raced this weekend at Unadilla. He finished fourth overall! Kevin Windham raced in the 250 class. He finished outside the top ten in each moto. Josh Grant did not compete, and is likely out for the season, with foot/ankle/heel injuries suffered at X Games. Lap times averaged 2 minutes 20 seconds.


Round 10 of the AMA National Motocross Series will be next Saturday, at Budd Creek Motocross Raceway, in Budds Creek MD.


SPEED will broadcast the 450 Class with same-day coverage on Saturday, August 15 at 7:00 p.m. EST. The ultra-competitive 250 Class will also air on SPEED on Tuesday, July 18. Check your local listings.

Last year at Unadilla in muddy conditions thanks to a mid-race thunderstorm, James Stewart held on to sweep both 450 Class motos and keep his undefeated streak alive en route to his first-ever premier class championship and the series' third perfect season. In the 250 Class, Ryan Villopoto capped off a solid weekend, posting a dominant 1-1 performance on the way to his third consecutive title.

The US Motocross of Nations team that will be headed to the Red Bull Motocross of Nations in October in Italy has been announced by Roger De Coster - it's Ryan Dungey, Jake Weimer, and Ivan Tedesco. Dungey will race the MX1 class, which features 450cc four-stroke machinery. Weimer will compete in the MX2 class, which features 250cc four-stroke motorcycles. Tedesco will race the MX3 class, the open class.


The 2010 Red Bull Motocross of Nations will be held in the USA! (To read more about that, check out this link)


Round 8 Series Statistical Report, before today's event, courtesy MXSports:

* Chad Reed now has the most wins in the 450 Class with three, surpassing injured teammate Mike Alessi with his victory at Washougal.
* The win was Reed's 42nd career AMA victory but just his fourth in AMA Motocross. The remaining 38 have come in AMA Supercross.
* As a whole, Roger De Coster's riders have won 56% of the overall victories across both classes (9 of 16).
* Ryan Dungey remains the winningest rider in the series, capturing his fourth victory of the season at the site of his first career win in Washougal.
* Christophe Pourcel is the only rider in the series to finish on the overall podium at all seven races. His worst finish of the season came at Washougal with third overall. It is the first time he hasn't finished in the top two.
* Dungey and Pourcel are in the midst of one of the most competitive championship battles in the history of the sport, deadlocked atop the 250 Class standings.
* All three points leaders currently have 337 points.
* Kevin Windham makes his 2009 motocross debut this weekend at Unadilla. He will be competing in the 250 Class, making the step down for the first time since 1997.
* Unadilla was part of the inaugural Lucas Oil AMA Pro Motocross Championship season in 1972.

450 Class Stats:

* The first race held at Unadilla was July 16, 1972. Gary Jones would win on a Yamaha.
* This will be the 19th time the gate will drop for a 450 Class race at Unadilla.
* Only nine riders have won at Unadilla in 18 events.
* Kevin Windham, Ricky Carmichael and James Stewart are the only riders to win at Unadilla in both classes. Windham is the only past winner in the field for 2009.
* In 2005, Ricky Carmichael and Broc Hepler swept Unadilla for Suzuki. It was the first time Suzuki swept a national since May 10th, 1981 at Road Atlanta. This season alone, Suzuki has swept three nationals between Mike Alessi, Chad Reed (450 Class) and Ryan Dungey (250 Class).
* Kawasaki has swept at Unadilla an astonishing four times.
* Unadilla has been used for Inter-am events, Trans-am events, and US GP's in the 1970s and 1980s. The track hosted a 500 national in 1976, 1977, 1989, 1990 and 1991.
* Rick Johnson won his last AMA race at Unadilla on October 14th, 1990, in the 500cc class.
* Yamaha has not won a 450 Class event at Unadilla since 1973.

First time winners at Unadilla: Greg Albertyn, 1996 - Suzuki
Riders to win at Unadilla in both classes: Ricky Carmichael, James Stewart, Kevin Windham
450 Class Overall Wins: Chad Reed - 3, Mike Alessi - 2, Josh Grant - 1, Ivan Tedesco - 1, Ryan Villopoto - 1
450 Class Moto Wins: Chad Reed - 6, Mike Alessi - 4, Josh Grant - 2, Ivan Tedesco - 2, Ryan Villopoto - 2
450 Class Laps Led: Josh Grant - 62, Chad Reed - 60, Ivan Tedesco - 57, Mike Alessi - 52, Andrew Short - 11, Ryan Villopoto - 8

250 Class Stats:

* The first race was held at Unadilla on October 15, 1989. Damon Bradshaw would win on a Yamaha.
* This will be the 20th time the gate will drop at Unadilla for the 250 Class.
* Guy Cooper was the first rider to win back-to-back at Unadilla in 1990 and 1991. He would also earn his last 250 Class victory at Unadilla in 1991 on a Suzuki.
* Yamaha has not won an 250 Class race at Unadilla since 2004.
* Kawasaki has won the past three races at Unadilla and six of the last seven.
* With the inclusion of Windham, the 250 Class features just one former winner at the facility. Windham won his 250 Class race at Unadilla during his final year in the division in 2007. He is the last Yamaha rider to win at the track.
* Honda has just one win in 19 years at Unadilla.

First time winners at Unadilla: Broc Hepler, 2005 - Suzuki, James Dobb, 1993 - Kawasaki
250 Class Overall Wins: Ryan Dungey - 4, Christophe Pourcel - 2, Jake Weimer - 2
250 Class Moto Wins: Christophe Pourcel - 8, Ryan Dungey - 7, Jake Weimer - 1
250 Class Wins by Brand: Kawasaki - 4, Suzuki - 4
250 Class Laps Led: Christophe Pourcel - 82, Ryan Dungey - 80, Justin Barcia - 43, Trey Canard - 21, Jake Weimer - 11, Blake Wharton - 6, Martin Davalos - 5

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450 Class

July 20, 2008 James Stewart Haines City, FL Kawasaki
July 15, 2007 Kevin Windham Centreville, MS Honda
July 16, 2006 Ricky Carmichael Havana, FL Suzuki
July 17, 2005 Ricky Carmichael Havana, FL Suzuki
July 18, 2004 Ricky Carmichael Havana, FL Honda
July 20, 2003 Kevin Windham Centreville, MS Honda
July 21, 2002 Ricky Carmichael Havana, FL Honda
July 15, 2001 Ricky Carmichael Havana, FL Kawasaki
July 16, 2000 Ricky Carmichael Havana, FL Kawasaki
July 18, 1999 Mike LaRocco South Bend, IN Honda
July 19, 1998 Jeff Emig Riverside, CA Kawasaki
July 20, 1997 Jeff Emig Riverside, CA Kawasaki
July 21, 1996 Greg Albertyn South Africa Suzuki
July 23, 1995 Mike LaRocco South Bend, IN Honda
July 17, 1994 Mike LaRocco South Bend, IN Kawasaki
July 11, 1993 Mike Kiedrowski Canyon Country, CA Kawasaki
July 29, 1973 Pierre Karsmakers Holland Yamaha
July 16, 1972 Gary Jones Hacienda Heights, CA Yamaha

250 Class

July 20, 2008 Ryan Villopoto Poulsbo, WA Kawasaki
July 15, 2007 Ben Townley Tallahassee, FL Kawasaki
July 16, 2006 Ryan Villopoto Poulsbo, WA Kawasaki
July 17, 2005 Broc Hepler Kittanning, PA Suzuki
July 18, 2004 James Stewart Haines City, FL Kawasaki
July 20, 2003 James Stewart Haines City, FL Kawasaki
July 21, 2002 James Stewart Haines City, FL Kawasaki
July 15, 2001 Grant Langston S. Africa KTM
July 16, 2000 Stephane Roncada France Yamaha
July 18, 1999 Ricky Carmichael Havana, FL Kawasaki
July 19, 1998 Ricky Carmichael Havana, FL Kawasaki
July 20, 1997 Kevin Windham Baton Rouge, LA Yamaha
July 21, 1996 Steve Lamson Pollock Pines, CA Honda
July 23, 1995 Ryan Hughes Escondido, CA Kawasaki
July 17, 1994 Ryan Hughes Escondido, CA Kawasaki
July 11, 1993 James Dobb Corona, CA Kawasaki
October 13, 1991 Guy Cooper Stillwater, OK Suzuki
October 14, 1990 Guy Cooper Stillwater, OK Suzuki
October 15, 1989 Damon Bradshaw Charlotte, NC Yamaha

500cc Class

October 13, 1991 Jeff Ward San Juan Capistrano, CA Kawasaki
October 14, 1990 Rick Johnson El Cajon, CA Honda
October 15, 1989 Jean-Michel Bayle France Honda
July 31, 1977 Marty Smith San Diego, CA Honda
August 1, 1976 Steve Stackable Austin, TX Suzuki


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]]> race@supercross.com (Lex) 2009 AMA Motocross Results Sat, 15 Aug 2009 08:03:34 +0000 Round 13 - FIM World Motocross - Czech Republic - August 9, 2009 http://www.supercross.com/race-results/fim-world-motocross/1929-round-13-fim-world-motocross-czech-republic-august-9-2009 http://www.supercross.com/race-results/fim-world-motocross/1929-round-13-fim-world-motocross-czech-republic-august-9-2009 MX1: Sensation Clement Desalle wins his first Motocross Grand Prix. Tony Cairoli maintains points lead for World Championship. MX2: Gautier Paulin wins! Marvin Musquin has second moto heart break! Points battle tightens!

Round 13 - Czech Republic - August 9
MX1 Results
1. C Desalle 2/1 HON
2. M Nagl 1/4 KTM
3. D Philippaerts 3/3 YAM
4. T Cairoli 6/2 YAM
5. J Coppins 4/5 YAM
6. G Swanepoel 5/4 KAW
7. K de Dycker 8/8 SUZ
8. Greg Aranda KAW
9. Tanel Leok YAM
10. C Campano YAM
11. M Priem APR
12. T Church CCM
13. S Ramon SUZ
14. F Neugebauer KAW
15. L Leonce APR
MX1 Points
Antonio Cairoli 503
Max Nagl 458
D Philippaerts 428
Clem Desalle 426
K de Dycker 409
Josh Coppins 409
Tanel Leok 347
G Swanepoel 218
J Barragan 215
M Priem 178
A Leok 167
Steve Ramon 153
D Vuillemin 150
G Aranda 143
Tom Church 105
MX2 Results
1. G Paulin 4/1 KAW
2. R Goncalves 3/3 KTM
3. X Boog 5/2 SUZ
4. K Roczen 1/9 SUZ
5. V Teillet 6/4 KTM
6. J Roelants 9/7 KTM
7. A Tonus 10/8 KTM
8. M Monni 7/12 YAM
9. M Musquin 2/DNF KTM
10. J v Horebeek 15/6 KTM
11. J Nicholls KTM
12. S Sword KTM
13. Nic Aubin YAM
14. D Guarneri YAM
15. M Karro SUZ
MX2 Points
Marvin Musquin 443
R Goncalves 423
Gautier Paulin 415
D Guarneri 373
Ken Roczen 306
S Frossard 294
Joel Roelants 248
Nic Aubin 245
M Monni 245
X Boog 235
J v Horebeek 209
M Schiffer 172
A Tonus 155
L Larrieu 151
A Boissiere 147

Loket, Czech Republic

In Saturday's MX2 Qualification heat, it was Marvin Musquin, riding for KTM, winning. 1. Marvin Musquin, 2. Ken Roczen, 3. Nic Aubin, 4. S. Frossard, 5. R. Goncalves, 6. L Larrieu, 7. V. Teillet, 8. X. Boog, 9. S. Sword, 10. Manuel Monni, 11. Zach Osborne.

in Saturday's MX1 Qualifying, it was Clement Desalle winning. 1. Clement Desalle, 2. Max Nagl, 3. Tanel Leok, 4. Julien Bill, 5. Greg Aranda, 6. G. Swanepoel, 7. David Philippaerts, 8. Ken de Dycker, 9. Tony Cairoli, 10. Manuel Priem, 11. Steve Ramon


In the Grand Prix on Sunday, in MX1, it was 'sensation' Clement Desalle winning his first ever Grand Prix! He looked strong, smooth, and confident. He is leaving the LS Honda team at the end of the year. Rumor has it he will join the Teka Suzuki team. Max Nagl won the first moto, finished fourth in the second, for second overall on the day. Third overall went to defending MX1 World Motocross Champion, David Philippaerts.


In MX2, Gautier Paulin returned to the top of the podium with the overall win!

Gautier finished fourth in the first heat. But came on strong and won the second heat. Second overall went to the consistent Rui Goncalves - he had two thirds to score that second overall position.

Third place went to Xavier Boog, riding for Suzuki. Xavier recently had his appendix removed!

'Sensation' Ken Roczen did win the first MX2 moto. In the second moto, he had a bad start, and finished ninth in the moto, but scored fourth overall on the day.

Heart break for Marvin Musquin - the MX2 Motocross points leader. He finished second in the first moto behind Ken Roczen. But in the second moto, while in a good position to secure the overall Grand Prix victory - he stopped on the side of the track - bike problems. It was a long, sorrowful walk for him back to his pit area.


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The town of Loket is a small town ... mostly known for it's castle. The entire area can be best described as an 'Enchanted Forest'. It's stunning. Beautiful.

Up the hill, above the town, is the race track, deep in the forest. It winds back and forth over hills and valleys - a very 'serpentine' track, In fact, that is the name of the track! The event is put on by the Automoto Klub Loket, and the circuit is called 'Loketske serpetiny'.

If you like motocross, and like to travel, Loket is the place for you. It's truly an enchanted place for a motocross, and a wonderful lifetime experience.

The next round of the FIM World Motocross Championship is August 29 & 30 in Lierop, Netherlands
  

Pictures help tell the story. Click on the thumbnail to view the larger image:

  Clement Desalle after his qualifying win in press conference
  Clement Desalle as he wins his first ever Grand Prix Motocross
  Marvin Musquin after his qualifying win in press conference
  Two photos of MX2 winner Gautier Paulin, number 21
  The bike of number 32 is an Aprillia
  Close up of an Aprillia
  Three photos of number 222 - MX1 points leader Tony Cairoli
  Two photos of Josh Coppins number 6
  Five photos in a row of the massive crowd in the Czech Republic
  The 'girls'
  Clement Desalle & Ken de Dycker
  Clement Desalle leaps back up towards the first corner area
  Clement Desalle is number 25, in practice
  Number 5 on KTM in MX2, Rui Goncalves, twice
  Ken de Dycker, number 9
  Number 8 Yamaha is Tanel Leok, twice
  Three photos in a row of number 25 in MX2 - Marvin Musquin
  Clement Desalle addreses the media with Max Nagl and David Philippaerts after the GP
  Gautier Paulin, along with Rui Goncalves and Xavier Boog address the media after the G0
  Three photos of number 5 in MX1 - Max Nagl
  Zach Osborne, American in Europe, number 338
  Gautier Paulin, number 21, in practice
  Two photos of David Philippaerts - 19 - defending MX1 World Motocross Champion
  Two photos Steve Ramon, number 11
  Ken Roczen
  Marvin Musquin and Ken Roczen getting ready to line up on the gate next to each other
  Ken Roczen in practice on Saturday
  The flags of the Automoto Klub Loket
  Nikos was disqualified from the GP - no helmet!
  1/4 of the serpentine track in Loket
  The two story pit lane on Thurday evening
  The enchanged town of Loket
  Looking at the town and castle from up above on the track
  Third place in MX2 - Xavier Boog

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Here is a link to some video of Saturday's practice and qualifying. Includes Ken Roczen, Josh Coppins, Steve Ramon, Tony Cairoli, Ken de Dycker, Clement Desalle, Max Nagl ... and maybe a couple others.


 
Here is a great new video from the GP today! It's great because we think it's great! : ) Actually, we hope you think it's great too!

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