VOL. 52 ISSUE 29 JULY 21, 2015 P89
450 National
1. Ryan Dungey (KTM) 1-1
2. Justin Barcia (Yam) 2-2
3. Blake Baggett (Suz) 4-3
4. Ken Roczen (Suz) 3-4
5 Jason Anderson (Hus) 6-6
6. Broc Tickle (Suz) 5-7
7. Fredrik Noren (Hon) 8-5
8. Christophe Pourcel (Hus) 9-8
9. Phil Nicoletti (Yam) 7-10
10. Josh Grant (Hus) 10-9
250 National
1. Cooper Webb (Yam) 1-2
2. Jeremy Martin (Yam) 3-1
3. Joey Savatgy (Kaw) 2-4
4. Marvin Musquin (Kaw) (8-3)
5. Zach Osborne (Hus) 7-7
6. Aaron Plessinger (Yam) 6-9
7. Jordon Smith (Hon) 12-5
8. Shane McElrath (KTM) 11-6
9. RJ Hampshire (Hon) 5-12
10. Alex Martin (Yam) 4-14
really slippery on top with the
sand. So it was tough. I used a
lot of energy in that first moto
and I tried to recover the best as
I can and then second moto—not
a good start. But I came back to
third. I saw Jeremy was leading
and he was the fastest today, but
I was fourth and then I passed
Savatgy and then I was third. I
was trying to stay calm. It was
really tough and really technical,
the track, so I tried to stay really
calm and use my technique and
ended up third in that second
moto, which helped salvage the
day."
Rockstar Energy Husqvarna
rider Zach Osborne maintained
his third overall standings in the
points with a 7-7 for fifth overall.
With four rounds remaining,
Martin holds a 19-point lead over
Musquin, with Osborne another
nine points back. CN
good," said Musquin. "But I
didn't expect that soft spot in the
big berm over there right before
the finish. I tucked the front so
bad and I went over the bars. It
was actually super hard to get
my front wheel out of the mud.
I finally got it out and I think my
heart rate got pretty high. That
was a tough moto to come back
and then I was actually doing
pretty good and unfortunately I
went down again. The track was
Defending
champ Ken
Roczen
continues to find
his stride and
slipped further
behind Dungey
in points. He's
now in danger of
being caught by
Barcia.
Weston Peick did
not have a great
day. A mechanical
DNF did him in.
