TLD / Lucas Oil / Honda Team Spotted in the Woods of the Northwest

Unlike the elusive big foot, the TLD riders were easy to pick out in the lush, green foliage of the northwest this weekend. That is because the team was debuting TLD’s new 2014 SE Pro Team gear in black and yellow and they had bikes to match it. Cole Seely and Malcolm Stewart certainly had the coolest looking bikes and gear on the track this weekend at Washougal Motocross Park.

Malcolm had trouble getting off the gate and started his first moto effort around 15th position. He put his head down and motored towards the front, landing in 11th spot as the checkers dropped. The second moto, Stewart came out of turn one outside the top twenty and had his work cut out for him. He sliced his way through the back markers and found himself in 12th spot at the end of the second moto. His scores were good for 13th overall at Washougal.

Cole Seely was plagued with mediocre starts all weekend as well. Seely started the opening moto around 15th and fought through the roost and ruts to finish in 9th spot. The second moto didn’t treat him any better off the line and he would begin that battle from around 20th position. That made for a long, difficult battle but after 35 minutes and two laps Cole had made it to 10th and secured 9th overall on the day. Considering his starting position in both motos it was a good result.

Both riders will be heading home and no doubt focusing on starts this week. They have both proven they are capable of running near the front if they can start with the leaders. The series heads to Millville, MN next weekend where Cole and Malcolm will try to pull some holeshots out of their hats.

Jessy Nelson and Christian Craig continue to heal from injuries sustained earlier in the season. Both riders are progressing and itching to get back to racing this summer. Look for both riders to return before the season ends in southern California.

TLD would like to thank all of our team sponsors: Lucas Oil, American Honda, PPG, Red Bull, Adidas, Oakley, Seaspan, Fender®, Pro Tork, Dunlop, Renthal, Alpinestars, MavTV, ODI, McQueen Racing, Method Race Wheels, Sol Republic, GoPro, Shock Doctor, Pro Circuit, Showa, VQ OrthoCare, Couts Heating & Cooling, Specialized, Kasey Kahne, Enjoy, VP Racing Fuels, DubyaUSA/Talon, Moto Tassinari, PixelMags, ARC, Braking, Boyesen, Caprillo, Moto Brew, Vortex, Cycra, Mammoth Mountain, DID, Dirt Star, Hinson, Twin Air, Pacific Collision Centers, Sports Care Center, Elrod Racing, and New Era.

Event Results

450 MX

1. Ryan Villopoto (Kawasaki) 2-1

2. Ryan Dungey (KTM) 1-2

3. James Stewart Jr. (Suzuki) 3-3

4. Jake Weimer (Kawasaki) 10-4

5. Mike Alessi (Suzuki) 7-6

6. Andrew Short (KTM) 6-9

7. Josh Grant (Yamaha) 5-10

8. Chad Reed (Honda) 9-7

9. Broc Tickle (Suzuki) 13-5

10. Justin Barcia (Honda) 4-17

11. Weston Peick (Suzuki) 8-14

12. Trey Canard (Honda) 12-11

13. Malcolm Stewart (Honda) 11-12

14. Phil Nicoletti (Yamaha) 18-8

15. Justin Brayton (Yamaha) 15-13

16. Ben LaMay (Yamaha) 17-15

17. Ryan Sipes (Suzuki) 14-33

18. Michael Byrne (KTM) 23-16

19. Tyla Rattray (Kawasaki) 16-21

20. Mike Brown (KTM) 25-18

21. Tucker Hibbert (Honda) 24-19

22. Austin Howell (Suzuki) 19-37

23. Ricky Dietrich (Kawasaki) 39-20

24. Nicholas Wey (Kawasaki) 20-40

25. Derek Anderson (Kawasaki) 21-22

26. Akira Narita (Honda) 22-26

27. Noah McConahy (Honda) 32-23

28. Evgeny Mikhaylov (KTM) 26-24

29. Chris Blose (Yamaha) 31-25

30. Eeli Takatalo (KTM) 30-27

31. Colton Aeck (Yamaha) 27-38

32. Takuya Mihara (Kawasaki) 36-28

33. Zackery Freeberg (Honda) 28-29

34. Adam Enticknap (Honda) 29-30

35. Broc Schmelyun (Kawasaki) 38-31

36. Robert Lind (Yamaha) 33-32

37. Daniel Meynet (Kawasaki) 34-34

38. Dustin Pipes (Suzuki) 35-35

39. Nicholas Schmidt (Honda) 40-36

40. Matthew Goerke (KTM) 37-39

450 MX Point Standings

1. Ryan Villopoto 380

2. Ryan Dungey 338

3. Justin Barcia 271

4. James Stewart Jr. 224

5. Trey Canard 219

6. Mike Alessi 199

7. Andrew Short 164

8. Jake Weimer 160

9. Broc Tickle 159

10. Josh Grant 158

11. Malcolm Stewart 146

12. Phil Nicoletti 132

13. Tyla Rattray 124

14. Justin Brayton 121

15. Chad Reed 119

16. Ryan Sipes 118

17. Clement Desalle 58

18. Weston Peick 56

19. Kevin Strijbos 45

20. Les Smith 45

250 MX

1. Eli Tomac (Honda) 1-1

2. Ken Roczen (KTM) 2-2

3. Marvin Musquin (KTM) 3-4

4. Justin Bogle (Honda) 4-6

5. Justin Hill (Kawasaki) 5-7

6. Zach Osborne (Honda) 14-3

7. Jason Anderson (Suzuki) 11-5

8. Martin Davalos (Kawasaki) 7-9

9. Cole Seely (Honda) 9-10

10. Adam Cianciarulo (Kawasaki) 6-16

11. Cooper Webb (Yamaha) 12-11

12. Will Hahn (Honda) 10-13

13. Kyle Cunningham (Yamaha) 8-15

14. Darryn Durham (Kawasaki) 13-14

15. Blake Baggett (Kawasaki) 35-8

16. Jeremy Martin (Yamaha) 24-12

17. Kyle Peters (Honda) 16-17

18. Tommy Weeck (Honda) 15-18

19. Jacob Baumert (Kawasaki) 17-19

20. Preston Mull (Honda) 18-32

21. Brady Kiesel (Yamaha) 19-39

22. Ryan Zimmer (Honda) 22-20

23. Jason Brooks (Kawasaki) 20-23

24. Matas Inda (Kawasaki) 23-21

25. Chad Gores (Honda) 25-22

26. Dakota Tedder (Kawasaki) 33-24

27. Sean Hackley, Jr. (KTM) 37-25

28. Trevor Reis (Honda) 21-26

29. David King (Kawaki) 34-27

30. Josh Greco (Honda) 28-28

31. Duane Rigel (Kawasaki) 30-29

32. Landen Powell (Honda) 27-30

33. Joseph Dalzell (Kawasaki) 32-31

34. John Pauk (Honda) 31-33

35. Shawn Rhinehart (Suzuki) 29-34

36. Todd Krieg (KTM) 26-35

37. Brandon Scharer (Suzuki) 40-36

38. Kellian Rusk (Honda) 38-37

39. Vince Friese (Honda) 36-38

40. Erik Meusling (Honda) 39-40


250 MX Point Standings

1. Ken Roczen 356

2. Eli Tomac 355

3. Marvin Musquin 298

4. Blake Baggett 260

5. Zach Osborne 239

6. Jason Anderson 202

7. Justin Bogle 178

8. Kyle Cunningham 177

9. Jeremy Martin 171

10. Cooper Webb 159

11. Cole Seely 153

12. Justin Hill 146

13. Darryn Durham 110

14. Martin Davalos 99

15. Joseph Savatgy 89

16. Blake Wharton 85

17. Will Hahn 71

18. Adam Cianciarulo 68

19. Alex Martin 48

20. Dillan Epstein 37