MOTOCROSS
LUCAS OIL AMA PRO MOTOCROSS CHAMPIONSHIP
ROUND 10/AUGUST 9, 2014
UNADILLA VALLEY SPORTS CENTER/NEW BERLIN, NEW YORK
P62
cause I'm not used to really bat-
tling for the lead, it was cool!"
Thanks to the big win in moto
two, Canard earned his best
overall finish of the season in
second (4-1). With two rounds
remaining, Canard sits 74 points
from the leader with third place in
the championship standings.
3+3=TOMAC
After being announced to the
Motocross of Nations USA Team,
GEICO Honda's Eli Tomac quiet-
ly rode to a solid and consistent
third-place overall with a pair of
third-place moto finishes.
"In the first moto, the orange
guys were up front early. I tried
to make a little push somewhere
in the middle, maybe before half-
way or just after, but then I kind
of struggled to stay with them,"
Tomac said.
In moto two, Tomac mixed it
up with Canard for the lead po-
sition early on. After maintaining
second for a majority of the race,
Tomac eventually fell victim to
Dungey's hard-charging pace to
finish third. Despite missing the
first four rounds, Tomac has now
moved into fifth in the champion-
ship standings.
UNDER THE RADAR
Justin Brayton put in one of his
most impressive performances
of the season since returning
from a pre-season injury at round
five. The Toyota/JGRMX/Yamaha
rider swept both holeshots of the
day and kept himself up front for
(Above) So close for so long, Trey
Canard finally got his first moto
win in the 450 class.
(Right) With Cooper Webb's
second-moto DNF, Jeremy Martin,
second at Unadilla, is sitting
pretty for his first 250 title.
