MOTOCROSS
LUCAS OIL AMA PRO MOTOCROSS CHAMPIONSHIPS
ROUND 8 / JUNE 21, 2018
MILLVILLE, MINNESOTA / SPRING CREEK MX
P70
have fun here. The past couple
years haven't been awesome but
this year we were on it."
Tomac now leads the cham-
pionship by seven points over
Musquin, while Barcia sits almost
50 points behind Musquin and
just eight points in front of Roc-
zen as the series heads down the
stretch.
gets the red plate back on his
motorcycle, while Roczen was
second overall (2-3) and Musquin
third (4-2). Baggett (3-4) and
Barcia (5-5) rounded out the top
five overall.
"I had so much motivation from
last weekend, the way that went,"
Tomac said. "I was just spun up
today. I was ready to go. I always
took the moto lead with just three
laps left to go, then went on to
win by about seven seconds
over Musquin, Roczen, Baggett,
Barcia, Peick, Hill, Bloss, Webb
and Nicoletti. Then came Miller
and Bogle, marking Bogle's best
moto finish of the year so far.
And just like that, with his 1-1
performance on the day, Tomac
250MX
Aaron Plessinger might have
finally hit his stride. Prior to the
Spring Creek MX National in
Millville, Minnesota, Plessinger
had won three rounds of the
2018 Lucas Oil AMA 250cc Pro
Motocross Championships, all
with 1-1 scores, but in the other
four rounds of racing, Plessinger
had only scored two podium
moto finishes and had failed to
string together two overall wins
in a row. Until today.
Plessinger was dominant at
the last round at RedBud, and
after a weekend off, he came
out looking like the same guy at
Aaron Plessinger
was stoked to pull
off another dominant
performance in the
250MX class.
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