Super Spoiler: Unadilla 2010 4

Ryan Dungey came away with a 1-1 day, and is zeroing in on another title.

Other than the season-opener at Hangtown, this may have been the most interesting Lucas Oil AMA Pro Motocross Championship round so far this year...and certainly provided plenty of bench racing fodder. You had the return of James Stewart (San Manuel / Yamaha / JSE) to racing, following his broken wrist suffered early in the Supercross season, and it was also his return to the outdoor series after an 18-month layoff. He looked fast in practice, and finished third in the first moto, before riding a few laps of moto two and packing it up for the day.

It was great to see James Stewart back in action after a long layoff, and Unadilla looked better than ever.

Then there was the announcement of Team USA for 2010, where Ryan Dungey, Trey Canard, and Andrew Short will represent the U.S. at the Motocross of Nations at Thunder Valley in Lakewood, CO this September.

Clement Desalle is very, very fast, and very smooth.

We also had Clement Desalle (Teka/Rockstar/Suzuki) visiting from the GP series, and the MX1 star showed that he has more than enough speed to compete with the top riders here. But at the end of the day it was Ryan Dungey (Rockstar Makita Suzuki) who took another overall with a 1-1 day, and he's now extended his points lead to over 100 points, which means at this point, he could wrap up the title as early as the second moto at Southwick in two weeks.

Clement Desalle and Ryan Dungey, dicing at Unadilla.

On the 250 side, the big news was Christophe Pourcel (Monster Energy Pro Circuit Kawasaki) and his crash in moto one. The resulting DNF, along with a first moto win by Trey Canard allowed Trey to cut into more than half Pourcel's once substantial series points lead, taking it from 38 points to 16. Pourcel also bounced back in moto two to take the win.

Dean Wilson (108) got the second moto holeshot on his Monster Energy Pro Circuit Kawasaki, shadowed by Trey Canard (38) and his GEICO Powersports Honda.

Then you had Justin Barcia (GEICO Powersports Honda) agressively taking over the lead from Dean Wilson (Monster Energy Pro Circuit Kawasaki) in the first moto...but then handing over to Canard after a crash on his own. Needless to say, it made for plenty to talk about.

Christophe Pourcel bounced in the first moto, which resulted in a DNF, but bounced back in the second moto.

We'll have more photos and blow-by-blow description in our Photo Blast, later today. But for now, here are the results from Unadilla.

450 Overall Results
1. Ryan Dungey 1-1 (Suzuki)

2. Clement Desalle 2-2 (Suzuki)

3. Brett Metcalfe 5-3 (Honda)

4. Andrew Short 4-5 (Honda)

5. Kyle Regal 8-6 (Honda)

6. Ben Townley 7-9 (Honda)

7. Kyle Chisholm 9-8 (Yamaha)

8. Justin Brayton 11-7 (Yamaha)

9. Josh Grant 6-14 (Yamaha)

10. Tommy Hahn 10-11 (Suzuki)

11. James Stewart 3-35 (Yamaha)

12. Kevin Windham 39-4 (Honda)

13. Nick Wey 12-12 (Kawasaki)

14. Mike Alessi 13-13 (KTM)

15. Ryan Sipes 17-10 (Yamaha)

16. Steven Clarke 16-16 (Suzuki)

17. Michael Byrne 15-17 (Yamaha)

18. Austin Howell 18-15 (Suzuki)

19. Matt Moss 14-32 (Suzuki)

20. Weston Peick 36-18 (Yamaha)

21. Derek Anderson 29-19 (Kawasaki)

22. Ben Evans 19-23 (Kawasaki)

23. Joshua Clark 22-20 (Honda)

24. Robbie Marshall 20-33 (Kawasaki)

25. Ricky Renner 21-12 (KTM)

26. Ronnie Stewart 23-22 (Suzuki)

27. Garret Toth 24-24 (Suzuki)

28. Jay Weller 26-26 (Suzuki)

29. Jack Carpenter 25-27 (Kawasaki)

30. Cameron Stone 27-31 (Kawasaki)

31. Paul Lamb 31-28 (Kawasaki)

32. Dustin Pipes 35-25 (Suzuki)

33. Heath Harrison 32-29 (Kawasaki)

34. Matthew Babbitt 34-30 (Kawasaki)

35. Mitch Dougherty 28-36 (Honda)

36. Jacob Morrison 30-37 (Honda)

37. Cameron Rodriguez 38-24 (Honda)

38. Sean Kranyak 33-40 (Yamaha)

39. Jeff Alessi 37-38 (Yamaha)

40. Dan Reardon 40-39 (Yamaha)

450 Point Standings
1. Ryan Dungey 418

2. Andrew Short 307

3. Brett Metcalfe 293

4. Josh Grant 260

5. Ben Townley 249

6. Mike Alessi 235

7. Chad Reed 204

8. Kyle Regal 185

9. Kyle Chisholm 183

10. Ryan Sipes 181

11. Tommy Hahn 171

12. Nick Wey 157

13. Kyle Cunningham 132

14. Justin Brayton 127

15. Dan Reardon 110

250 Overall Results
1. Trey Canard 1-2 (Honda)

2. Justin Barcia 3-5 (Honda)

3. Dean Wilson 6-3 (Kawasaki)

4. Tyla Rattray 5-4 (Kawasaki)

5. Blake Wharton 2-9 (Honda)

6. Eli Tomac 4-6 (Honda)

7. Christophe Pourcel 38-1 (Kawasaki)

8. Martin Davalos 10-8 (Yamaha)

9. Matt Lemoine 8-12 (Suzuki)

10. Wil Hahn 14-11 (Honda)

11. Travis Baker 16-10 (Yamaha)

12. Cole Seely 9-18 (Honda)

13. Nico Izzi 7-20 (Yamaha)

14. Darryn Durham 33-7 (Honda)

15. Les Smith 15-15 (Honda)

16. Vince Friese 17-14 (Yamaha)

17. James DeCotis 11-27 (Honda)

18. Killy Rusk 12-21 (KTM)

19. Phil Nicoletti 39-13 (KTM)

20. Tommy Weeck 13-37 (Honda)

21. Tevin Tapia 18-17 (KTM)

22. Alex Martin 27-16 (Honda)

23. Michael Picone 26-19 (Honda)

24. Ryan Mills 19-38 (Honda)

25. Willy Browning 20-39 (KTM)

26. Drew Yenerich 21-23 (Yamaha)

27. Taylor Futrell 22-26 (KTM)

28. Michael Willard 28-24 (Honda)

29. AJ Catanzaro 29-25 (Kawasaki)

30. Jason Brooks 29-31 (Kawasaki)

31. Derek Hall 25-32 (Honda)

32. Nicolas Myers 24-34 (Honda)

33. Hunter Hewitt 37-22 (Suzuki)

34. Johnny Moore 31-28 (Honda)

35. Kyle Gills 30-30 (Yamaha)

36. Ryan Zimmer 32-29 (KTM)

37. Jonathan Six 34-33 (Honda)

38. Steve Roman 35-35 (Yamaha)

39. Dakota Kessler 36-36 (Yamaha)

40. Tony Gallo 40-40 (Honda)

250 Point Standings
1. Christophe Pourcel 365

2. Trey Canard 349

3. Dean Wilson 329

4. Tyla Rattray 320

5. Justin Barcia 248

6. Blake Wharton 243

7. Eli Tomac 233

8. Broc Tickle 209

9. Jake Weimer 195

10. Martin Davalos 187

11. Wil Hahn 123

12. Tommy Searle 116

13. Darryn Durham 102

14. Cole Seely 98

15. Vince Friese 86