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Villopoto Sweeps Hangtown National
Photography by Kit PalmerMonster Energy Kawasaki’s Ryan Villopoto was overpowering inside opening round of this Lucas Oil Pro Motocross Championship at Hangtown today. Villopoto ran away with an impressive 1-1,louis vuitton borse, winning by large margins in the motos, although there was a great deal of suspense and action inside the second moto before he broke away. The win was Villopoto’s first Lucas Oil Pro Motocross victory since 2011. He sat out not too long ago coping with knee surgery, creating a triumphant return for any rider who a very few weeks ago won the 2013 AMA Supercross crown.Defending series champ Red Bull KTM’s Ryan Dungey finished second overall by using a 2-2, but in this particular day he wasn't match for Villopoto. Stewart went 3-3 relating to the Yoshimura Suzuki for third overall and claimed that considering the current state of his health, which has been a terrific result for him.Searching for runaway win during the first moto, the initial half another 450 Moto had the Hangtown faithful on the feet. Last year’s winner James Stewart took earlier lead on his Yoshimura Suzuki over Ryan Dungey and first moto winner Ryan Villopoto. The key trio, plus for several laps they had been accompanied by Trey Canard, battled in what looked to end up being shaping as a legendary battle. Rrt had been good household lasted,borse louis vuitton, but by lap six - about 12 minutes towards the moto - Villopoto made his move and went from third to first from the duration of about four turns and that which the race was decided.Villopoto wicked it to his Monster Energy Kawasaki and again pulled away to a huge win, this period by over 20 seconds in front of Red Bull KTM’s Dungey. James Stewart faded within the wife or husband, but used to be sufficiently strong to adopt third, about six seconds well before Canard. Honda Muscle Milk riders Canard and Justin Barcia finished fourth and fifth, about five seconds apart, duplicating their first moto results.Mike Alessi finished sixth inside the second moto on his FMF Suzuki, a big improvement from his first moto finish. His 6-12 gave Alessi eighth overall.Ryan Sipes, Weston Peick, Tyla Rattray and Andrew Short rounded out of top through the second moto along with the closest race in the group being Sipes and Peick separated by about four seconds.The series moves to Lakewood, Colorado, on May 25. Dungey is definitely the defending winner at Thunder Valley and Barcia won the 250 race.450 Moto 2 Results1. Ryan Villopoto2. Ryan Dungey 3. James Stewart4. Trey Canard5. Justin Barcia6. Mike Alessi7. Ryan Sipes8. Weston Peick9. Tyla Rattray10. Andrew Short11. Phil Nicoletti12. Broc Tickle13. Justin Brayton14. Dean Wilson15. Malcolm Stewart16. Michael Byrne17. Fredrik Noren18. Travis Preston19. Nick Wey20. Gareth SwanepoelOverall Results1. Ryan Villopoto (1-1)2. Ryan Dungey (2-2)3. James Stewart (3-3)4. Trey Canard (4-4)5. Justin Barcia (5-5)6. Ryan Sipes (8-7)7. Andrew Short (6-10)8. Mike Alessi (12-6)9. Tyla Rattray (9-9)10. Weston Peick (13-8)11. Phil Nicoletti (11-11)12. Broc Tickle (14-12)13. Jake Weimer (7-24)14. Dean Wilson (17-14)15. Chad Reed (10-38)16. Fredrik Noren (16-17)17. Travis Preston (15-18)18. Justin Brayton (33-13)19. Michael Byrne (19-16)20. Malcolm Stewart (36-15)

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