Results Sheet: Las Vegas

With the title wrapped up, this race could have been a walk-through for Ryan Villopoto (Monster Energy Kawasaki). But he approached it like any other...set to full kill.

Results
2014 Monster Energy AMA Supercross
Las Vegas, NV

450 Heat 1
1. Ryan Villopoto
2. Trey Canard
3. Ryan Dungey
4. Weston Peick

450 Heat 2
1. James Stewart
2. Justin Barcia
3. Jacob Weimer
4. Josh Hill

Ryan Villopoto (Monster Energy Kawasaki) scored his seventh win of the season in Las Vegas. Check out how the hardpack was chewed up and nasty.

450 Semi 1
1. Ken Roczen
2. Chris Blose
3. Ben Lamay
4. Bracken Hall
5. Nicholas Schmidt

450 Semi 2
1. Mike Alessi
2. Andrew Short
3. Josh Grant
4. Tyler Bowers
5. Kyle Chisholm

Second overall in the series went to Ryan Dungey (Red Bull KTM), and he and Ryan Villopoto both scored medals from the FIM to go along with their other championship hardware.

450 LCQ
1. Kyle Regal
2. Jimmy Albertson
3. Ronnie Stewart
4. Cody Gilmore

The 250 West main event belonged to Dean Wilson Monster Energy Pro Circuit Kawasaki...at least after he made a pass on Cooper Webb (Yamalube Star Racing Yamaha). Races like this are a bit bittersweet, since it was his last 250 SX, and he'll be moving up to the 450s for '15.

250 West Main Event
1. Dean Wilson (Kawasaki)
2. Cooper Webb (Yamaha)
3. Justin Hill (Kawasaki)
4. Cole Seely (Honda)
5. Malcolm Stewart (Honda)
6. Jason Anderson (KTM)
7. Zach Osborne (Honda)
8. Shane McElrath (Honda)
9. Jessy Nelson (Honda)
10. Jake Canada (Honda)
11. Michael Leib (Honda)
12. Scott Champion (Yamaha)
13. Zackery Freeberg (Yamaha)
14. Dakota Tedder (Kawasaki)
15. Preston Mull (Yamaha)
16. Chad Gores (Honda)
17. Blake Lilly (KTM)
18. Chris Howell (Yamaha)
19. Ruben Alanis (KTM)
20. Colton Aeck (Honda)
21. Aaron Siminoe (Kawasaki)
22. Ross Johnson (Honda)

Ken Roczen (Red Bull KTM) was third on the night, and with DNFs from James Stewart over the last couple weeks, KROC vaulted into third spot in the season standings.

Jeremy Martin (Yamalube Star Racing Yamaha) had a terrible early season with a couple DNQs, but got a measure of redemption with a win in the 250 East main event.

250 East Main Event
1. Jeremy Martin (Yamaha)
2. Justin Bogle (Honda)
3. Matthew Bisceglia (Honda)
4. Kyle Cunningham (Honda)
5. Jimmy Decotis (Honda)
6. Mitchell Oldenburg (Honda)
7. Alex Martin (Yamaha)
8. Gannon Audette (Kawasaki)
9. Jackson Richardson (Honda)
10. Vince Friese (Honda)
11. Landen Powell (KTM)
12. A J Catanzaro (Honda)
13. Levi Kilbarger (Honda)
14. Zack Williams (Honda)
15. Jacob Baumert (Kawasaki)
16. Justin Starling (Honda)
17. Taylor Potter (Honda)
18. Bryce Stewart (Yamaha)
19. John Pauk (Honda)
20. Kyle Evoy Bitterman (Honda)
21. Matthew Lemoine (Kawasaki)
22. Nick Desiderio (Honda)

Justin Hill (Monster Energy Pro Circuit Kawasaki) was the winner of the Dave Coombs Sr. East/West Shootout, and he was followed in by his teammate, Dean Wilson.

Dave Coombs Sr. East/West 250 Shootout
1. Justin Hill (Kawasaki)
2. Dean Wilson (Kawasaki)
3. Jason Anderson (KTM)
4. Cooper Webb (Yamaha)
5. Jeremy Martin (Yamaha)
6. Cole Seely (Honda)
7. Jake Canada (Honda)
8. Kyle Cunningham (Honda)
9. Shane McElrath (Honda)
10. Jessy Nelson (Honda)
11. Michael Leib (Honda)
12. Matthew Bisceglia (Honda)
13. Jackson Richardson (Honda)
14. Alex Martin (Yamaha)
15. Mitchell Oldenburg (Honda)
16. Landen Powell (KTM)
17. Justin Bogle (Honda)
18. Gannon Audette (Kawasaki)
19. Jimmy Decotis (Honda)
20. Malcolm Stewart (Honda)
21. Matthew Lemoine (Kawasaki)
22. Zach Osborne (Honda)

Ryan Villopoto is riding as good as we've ever seen right now.

450 Main Event
1. Ryan Villopoto (Kawasaki)
2. Ryan Dungey (KTM)
3. Ken Roczen (KTM)
4. Justin Barcia (Honda)
5. Trey Canard (Honda)
6. Josh Hill (Suzuki)
7. Josh Grant (Yamaha)
8. Jacob Weimer (Kawasaki)
9. Chris Blose (Honda)
10. Andrew Short (KTM)
11. Kyle Chisholm (Yamaha)
12. Ben Lamay (Yamaha)
13. Jimmy Albertson (Honda)
14. Nicholas Schmidt (Honda)
15. Cody Gilmore (Kawasaki)
16. Kyle Regal (Honda)
17. Mike Alessi (Suzuki)
18. Ronnie Stewart (Suzuki)
19. Bracken Hall (Honda)
20. Weston Peick (Suzuki)
21. Tyler Bowers (Kawasaki)
22. James Stewart (Suzuki)

Here's the 1W, Jason Anderson. He's suffered a lung injury in the weeks leading up to the race and had a smart and conservative ride to lock up the title.

250 Western Regional SX Points Standings
1. Jason Anderson 193
2. Cole Seely 188
3. Dean Wilson 163
4. Justin Hill 159
5. Cooper Webb 143
6. Malcolm Stewart 137
7. Jessy Nelson 115
8. Zach Osborne 114
9. Shane McElrath 109
10. Jake Canada 83
11. Michael Leib 79
12. Dakota Tedder 75
13. Scott Champion 70
14. Dean Ferris 63
15. Preston Mull 35
16. Zackery Freeberg 32
17. Valentin Teillet 28
18. Topher Ingalls 25
19. Cole Martinez 24
20. Chris Howell 23

The 1E and 1W plates don't last long, so you have to look fast. Justin Bogle (GEICO Honda) scored the East crown earlier in the night.

250 Eastern Regional SX Points Standings
1. Justin Bogle 188
2. Martin Davalos 149
3. Vince Friese 131
4. Kyle Cunningham 127
5. Adam CIanciarulo 120
6. Blake Baggett 120
7. Jimmy Decotis 106
8. Alex Martin 100
9. Matthew Bisceglia 98
10. Jeremy Martin 96
11. Matthew Lemoine 91
12. Cole Thompson 89
13. A J Catanzaro 76
14. Mitchell Oldenburg 71
15. Jackson Richardson 59
16. Blake Wharton 51
17. Gannon Audette 48
18. Kyle Peters 40
19. Levi Kilbarger 35
20. Jesse Wentland 34

Ryan Villopoto took the 450 main win, and had an exciting battle with Trey Canard (Team Honda Muscle Milk) in the heat race.

450 SX Points Standings
1. Ryan Villopoto 368
2. Ryan Dungey 304
3. Ken Roczen 285
4. James Stewart 272
5. Justin Barcia 250
6. Andrew Short 218
7. Justin Brayton 196
8. Josh Hill 159
9. Broc Tickle 126
10. Mike Alessi 123
11. Wil Hahn 122
12. Weston Peick 120
13. Eli Tomac 115
14. Chad Reed 111
15. Nicholas Wey 102
16. Josh Grant 98
17. Chris Blose 78
18. Trey Canard 77
19. Matthew Goerke 75
20. Jacob Weimer 73