Results Sheet: Budds Creek 2011 3

GuyB
6/18/2011 4:58pm

Here are the overall results for round four of the 2011 Lucas Oil AMA Pro Motocross Championship at Budds Creek Motocross at Mechanicsville, MD. Chad Reed (TwoTwo Motorsports Bel Ray Racing) picked up his fifth moto win, the overall for the day in the 450 class, and maintained his 15-point gap over Ryan Villopoto (Monster Energy Kawasaki) in the series point standings after the two traded moto wins and third-place finishes.







Ryan Villopoto took the first moto win, but was third in the second moto.









Chad Reed was the top dog in moto two, though Ryan Dungey (Rockstar Makita Suzuki) was on Reed's heels throughout.

In the 250 class, Tyla Rattray came into Budds with the points lead, and added two points over his Monster Energy Pro Circuit Kawasaki teammate, Dean Wilson with a 2-1 day...just a tick better than Dean's 1-3 score.







Tyla Rattray has been all-around solid this season, with good starts, excellent speed, mistake-free riding, and benefitting from an intense training program.









Dean Wilson took the first moto win, but third behind Rattray and Justin Barcia (GEICO Honda) was the best he could do in moto two.

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450 Overall

 1. Chad Reed (Honda) 3-1

2. Ryan Villopoto (Kawasaki) 1-3

3. Ryan Dungey (Suzuki) 2-2

4. Kevin Windham (Honda) 4-4

5. Mike Alessi (KTM) 5-5

6. Brett Metcalfe (Suzuki) 6-6

7. Davi Millsaps (Yamaha) 7-9

8. Jake Weimer (Kawasaki) 10-7

9. Andrew Short (KTM) 9-8

10. Josh Grant (Honda) 8-10

11. Ricky Dietrich (Yamaha) 11-11

12. Christian Craig (Honda) 13-12

13. Mike Brown (KTM) 12-13

14. Ben LaMay (Yamaha) 17-15

15. Les Smith (Yamaha) 16-16

16. Nick Wey (Yamaha) 15-19

17. Fredrik Noren (Honda) 21-14

18. Lowell Spangler (Honda) 18-17

19. Michael Byrne (Suzuki) 14-23

20. Travis Sewell (Yamaha) 20-18

21. Kyle Chisholm (Yamaha) 19-37

22. Vince Friese (Yamaha) 34-20

23. Kevin Rookstool (KTM) 23-22

24. Ronnie Stewart (Suzuki) 27-24

25. AJ Catanzaro (Yamaha) 25-26

26. Dean Porter (Suzuki) 24-28

27. Calle Aspegren (Honda) 28-25

28. Evgeny Mikhaylov (Suzuki) 26-27

29. Kyle Partridge (Yamaha) 22-32

30. Heath Harrison (Honda) 38-21

31. Michael Sottile (Honda) 30-30

32. Garret Toth (Yamaha) 31-31

33. Michael Stryker (KTM) 29-36

34. Dakota Kessler (Yamaha) 32-34

35. Jacob Morrison (Honda) 39-29

36. Kyle Keylon (Kawasaki) 35-33

37. Mitch Dougherty (Honda) 33-35

38. Shane Sewell (Yamaha) 36-38

39. Tommy Hahn (Yamaha) 36-38

40. Weston Peick (Kawasaki) 40-40


250 Overall

 1. Tyla Rattray (Kawasaki) 2-1

2. Dean Wilson (Kawasaki) 1-3

3. Justin Barcia (Honda) 6-2

4. Eli Tomac (Honda) 5-5

5. Broc Tickle (Kawasaki) 3-9

6. Gareth Swanepoel (Yamaha) 9-4

7. Blake Baggett (Kawasaki) 7-7

8. Kyle Cunningham (Yamaha) 4-15

9. Martin Davalos (Suzuki) 10-10

10. Nico Izzi (Honda) 8-13

11. Malcolm Stewart (Suzuki) 16-6

12. Gannon Audette (Yamaha) 12-11

13. Alex Martin (Honda) 15-12

14. Darryn Durham (Honda) 37-8

15. Nick Paluzzi (Suzuki) 14-16

16. Austin Howell (Suzuki) 13-17

17. Travis Baker (Honda) 11-34

18. Lance Vincent (Honda) 19-14

19. Cole Seely (Honda) 17-25

20. Taylor Futrell (Honda) 27-18

21. Killy Rusk (KTM) 20-19

22. Matt Lemoine (Kawasaki) 18-35

23. Joshua Clark (Honda) 22-20

24. Ricky Renner (KTM) 23-22

25. Tony Archer (Suzuki) 24-23

26. Joey Rossi (Yamaha) 29-21

27. Gared Steinke (Kawasaki) 25-31

28. Levi Kilbarger (Honda) 33-24

29. Ryan Zimmer (Honda) 31-26

30. Justin Sipes (Kawasaki) 21-36

31. Preston Mull (Honda) 32-28

32. Alexander Millican (Yamaha) 30-30

33. Hunter Clements (Honda) 28-32

34. Willy Browning (Honda) 34-27

35. Dakota Tedder (Kawasaki) 26-39

36. Johnny Moore (Honda) 38-29

37. Ozzy Barbaree (Suzuki) 35-33

38. Chad Gores (Honda) 36-38

39. Jason Anderson (Suzuki) 39-37

40. Shawn Rife (Honda) 40-40


450 Point Standings

 1. Chad Reed 183

2. Ryan Villopoto 168

3. Ryan Dungey 155

4. Davi Millsaps 130

5. Brett Metcalfe 118

6. Kevin Windham 112

7. Jake Weimer 93

8. Ricky Dietrich 92

9. Christian Craig 76

10. Andrew Short 75


250 Point Standings

 1. Tyla Rattray 174

2. Dean Wilson 170

3. Blake Baggett 144

4. Eli Tomac 136

5. Justin Barcia 116

6. Kyle Cunningham 114

7. Broc Tickle 99

8. Gareth Swanepoel 91

9. Martin Davalos 75

10. Cole Seely 72


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Results Sheet
Budds Creek MX
Pro Motocross Championship 2011
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a320tech
12 years ago
AND ANOTHER THING! Christophe Pourcel #377...What the heck are we gonna do with you?!?! Is it a right of passage that, when you throw your leg over a Yamaha, you turn into a flaming idiot? You sign a contract...pull off the track what equates to a JS7 temper tantrum because..."YOUR BIKE ISN'T RIGHT", you don't show up for a practice session so your team can get the bike right for your wee-knee rear end...and than you DON'T SHOW UP FOR LAST WEEKS NATIONAL!!! And why is your web site down POOR-CEL? No doubt YOU KNOW what the world of motocross/supercross REALLY think of you now big guy! We know you chickened out when you out-priced your worth when you allegedly went looking for a "big bore" sponsor. You KNEW the REAL pros of our sport WOULD IMMEDIATELY CLEAN YOUR CLOCK...AND YOUR BLOATED EGO...when you eventually HAD to show up...on a MAN'S bike! Having said that POOR-CEL...you are no more a man yet alone a professional racer or fan favorite....than my golden retriever will be the next president of the United States of America.! (Although, no doubt she could do a better job) Your antics are JUST as disrespectful as the antics of J-Law and James Stewart. And ironically, both on or were on....what brand?

A side to to Yamaha International...why do you back these clowns? In whatever shape or form? Do you think it makes the buying public want to run out a buy ANYTHING these once great racers turned fat heads, law breakers and yes...even FELONS..ride! These guys had me running for teams with the likes of Andrew Short, Mike Alessi, K-Dub,Trey Canard, Chad Reed and ESPECIALLY...Ryan and Ryan.All REAL pros and REAL fan favorites! But, but a Yamaha?!?!

I'd rather vote for our incumbent president in the next election!
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a320tech
12 years ago
First...Welcome back Mike Allessi! PLEASE use your noggin, stay cool and ease back into the scene. Your 4th place was AMAZING, your bike obviously better that the 350,,,duh...and your moves rate right up there with the best. But patience Mike. You can not make up all this lost ground in a weekend. Your fans know what you are capable of. You know what your capable of. But ending up unconscious won't get you to the podium at the end of the year.