Results Sheet: Paris-Lille Supercross, Sunday

Sunday at the Paris-Lille Supercross was a whole lot like Saturday, especially when it came to the dominating performance by Eli Tomac. He went undefeated the entire weekend, and looks like he's in a good place heading into the 2015 Supercross season. Also notable was the turnaround of the two Toyota/Yamaha/JGRMX riders, Weston Peick and Justin Barcia, who both looked much better on Sunday. Check the results below, and we'll have a full Photo Blast up in a bit.

Yep, Eli Tomac was on fire here...and yeah, as some eagle-eyed readers noted after viewing yesterday's Photo Blast, he's still aboard his '14 Honda.

Supercross Paris-Lille, Sunday Results

Superpole
1. Eli Tomac 37.230
2. Justin Barcia 37.978
3. Dylan Ferrandis 38.000
4. Christophe Pourcel 38.384
5. Valentin Teillet 38.488
6. Weston Peick 38.553
7. Josh Hill 38.567
8. Cedric Soubeyras 38.978
9. Nicolas Aubin 39.136
10. Fabien Izoird 39.203
11. Jordi Tixier 39.869
12. Milko Potisek 40.994

Justin Barcia looked much better aboard his new Yamaha on Sunday, after the team did some experimenting with engine components and tires.

Course a l'Américaine 1
1. Eli Tomac
2. Justin Barcia
3. Weston Peick
4. Malcolm Stewart
5. Fabien Izoird
6. Cedric Soubeyras
7. Dean Ferris
8. Josh Hill
9. Valentin Teillet (DNQ)
10. Nicolas Aubin (DNQ)
11. Christophe Pourcel (DNQ)
12. Jordi Tixier (DNQ)
13. Milko Potisek (DNQ)

The freestyle action that's an integral part of the show was as stellar as always. They bring the heavy hitters in, like Josh Sheehan.

Course a l'Américaine 2
1. Eli Tomac
2. Justin Barcia
3. Malcolm Stewart
4. Weston Peick (DNQ)
5. Dylan Ferrandis (DNQ)
6. Cedric Soubeyras (DNQ)
7. Fabien Izoird (DNQ)
8. Josh Hill (DNQ)

Course a l'Américaine 2
1. Eli Tomac
2. Justin Barcia

Maxime Desprey swept all four main events in SX2 competiton.

Prince of Paris-Lille
1. Maxime Desprey (Kawasaki/France) 1-1-1-1 4
2. Thomas Do (Honda/France) 3-2-2-2 9
3. Ben Watson (KTM/Great Britain) 2-4-8-4 18
4. Josse Sallenfranqe (Honda/France) 5-3-3-7 18
5. Guillaume (Kawasaki/France) 4-7-7-6 24
6. Arnaud Aubin (Suzuki/France) 12-5-5-3 25
7. Yannis Irsuti (Yamaha/France) 9-6-6-5 26
8. Theo Roptin (KTM/France) 8-12-4-9 33
9. Pierre Lozzi (Kawasaki/France) 10-8-9-10 37
10. Jean-Baptiste Marrone (Suzuki/France) 11-10-10-8 39
11. Adrien Lopes (KTM/France) 6-13-11-11 41
12. Alexis Verhaeghe (Kawasaki/France) 7-11-13-13 44
13. Anthony Vanthyne (Suzuki/France) 13-9-12-12 46

Malcolm Stewart was consistent all weekend, and was third overall behind Eli Tomac and Justin Barcia.

King of Paris-Lille
1. Eli Tomac (Honda/USA) 1-1-1-1 4
2. Justin Barcia (Yamaha/USA) 8-3-2-2 15
3. Malcolm Stewart (Honda/USA) 3-4-4-5 16
4. Fabien Izoird (Honda/France) 10-5-5-6 26
5. Josh Hill (Kawasaki/USA) 6-7-7-8 28
6. Weston Peick (Yamaha/USA) 12-11-3-3 29
7. Jordi Tixier (Kawasaki) 7-6-6-12 31
8. Dylan Ferrandis (Kawasaki/France) 5-12-14-4 35
9. Christophe Pourcel (Kawasaki/France) 2-14-9-10 35
10. Cedric Soubeyras (Kawasaki/France) 9-8-12-7 36
11. Valentin Teillet (Kawasaki/France) 15-9-8-9 41
12. Justin Brayton (KTM/USA) 13-2-13-14 42
13. Milko Potisek (Yamaha/France) 11-10-11-13 45
14. Nicolas Aubin (Suzuki/France) 14-13-10-11 48
15. Matt Moss (Suzuki/Australia) 4-15-15-15 49

Here's your Sunday podium, plus Malcolm Stewart, who was third overall for the weekend.