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Supercross Championship 2012

May 5, 2012

Round 17: Sam Boyd Stadium

Las Vegas, NV

Race Results:

Supercross Class Results

1. Ryan Dungey KTM

2. Davi Millsaps Yam

3. Justin Brayton Hon

4. Jake Weimer Kaw

5. Josh Grant Kaw

6. Nico Izzi Yam

7. Mike Alessi Suz

8. Weston Peick Yam

9. Andrew Short Hon

10. Nick Wey Kaw

Supercross Points Standings

Ryan Villopoto 323pts. Kaw
Davi Millsaps 266pts. Yam
Ryan Dungey 257pts. KTM
Justin Brayton 257pts. Hon
Jake Weimer 229pts. Kaw
Mike Alessi 206pts. Suz
James Stewart 178pts. Yam
Brett Metcalfe 177pts. Suz
Broc Tickle 171pts. Kaw
Kevin Windham 166pts. Hon

Supercross Lites West Results

1. Eli Tomac (HON)

2. Dean Wilson (Kaw)

3. Wil Hahn (HON)

4. Martin Davalos (Suz)

5. Jason Anderson (Suz)

6. Marvin Musquin (KTM)

7. Matt Moss (KTM)

8. Ryan Sipes (Yam)

9. Scott Champion (HON)

10. Landen Powell (HON)

Lites West Point Standings

Eli Tomac 184pts Hon *Clinched 2012 Championship
Dean Wilson 154pts Kaw
Marvin Musquin 142pts KTM
Cole Seely 119pts Hon
Jason Anderson 111pts Suz
Matt Moss 106pts KTM
Ryan Sipes 96pts Yam
Martin Davalos 89pts. Suz
Billy Laninovich 85pts Hon
Nico Izzi 78pts Yam

Supercross Lites East Results

1. Justin Barcia (HONDA)

2. Ken Roczen (KTM)

3. Blake Baggett (KAW)

4. Malcolm Stewart (KTM)

5. Blake Wharton (SUZ)

6. Kyle Cunningham (YAM)

7. Hunter Hewitt (SUZ)

8. Jake Canada (HONDA)

9. Matt Lemoine (KAW)

10. Kyle Peters (YAM)

Lites East Point Standings

1. Justin Barcia (HONDA), 210 *Clinched 2012 Championship

2. Ken Roczen (KTM), 165

3. Blake Wharton (SUZ), 158

4. Blake Baggett (KAW), 148

5. Darryn Durham (KAW), 143

6. Jake Canada (SUZ), 131

7. Justin Bogle (HONDA), 117

8. Kyle Cunningham (YAM), 85

9. Matt Lemoine (KAW), 78

10. Malcolm Stewart (KTM), 77

Eli Tomac and Wil Hahn shared the Lites West podium at Las Vegas, with the win going to Tomac and Hahn finishing third.

Eli Tomac and Wil Hahn shared the Lites West podium at Las Vegas, with the win going to Tomac and Hahn finishing third.
Tomac ran the number 17 plate, even though he'd just clinched the Lites West National SX Championship. He won the race for good measure.
Las Vegas is the site of the East/West Lites shootout, as well as the last Mains for both the East and West Series. Honda’s Justin Barcia won both the East race and the shootout.
Barcia was unstoppable all night, rocking his East Lites championship number-one plate.
Las Vegas was icing on the cake for Tomac, but he never backed down, racing hard and taking the win.
Barcia had some other big news in Vegas: Next year he's going to be on the Muscle Milk Honda team riding a CRF450R.
Wil Hahn qualified well and ran up front in the Lites West final, finishing third.
Wil Hahn finished 14th in overall points for the year due to races missed because of injuries. But as he showed in Vegas, when he's fit, he has the speed and the talent.
Scott Champion (gotta love that last name) finished ninth on his CRF250R in the East Lites Main.
Justin Bogle finished just outside the top ten in the last Lites East race of the season.
Justin Brayton was smokin' at the Las Vegas season finale of SX, qualifying with the fastest time and winning his heat race.
Brayton had a solid race too, finishing third and scoring the top Honda podium spot.
Brayton's 257 points for the season put him in a tie for third place overall.
Andrew Short finished in the top ten at Las Vegas.
Short's 13th overall in the season total is a result of him missing races due to injuries. Still, he showed speed and solid riding skills throughout.
Short finished third in his heat, and looked ready to run up front with the winners.

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