450
Heat 1 - Ryan Dungey wins it. Jake Weimer second, then Brayton,
Barcia, and Short.
450
Heat 2 - Ryan Villopoto wins the race, Davi Millsaps second,
Trey Canard third, Weston Peick is next and fifth is Chad Reed.
450
Main Event - Jake Weimer with the holeshot, Chad Reed is second,
Andrew Short, Ryan Villopoto, and Ryan Dungey.
By
the start of the second lap, Ryan Villopoto has gotten by teammate
Weimer and moved into the lead. Ryan Dungey is third, Chad Reed
fourth, Justin Barcia fifth.
As
they finish lap 5, it’s Ryan Villopoto is leading Ryan Dungey, Jake
Weimer is third, Davi Millsaps has moved up to fourth and Reed fifth.
Millsaps
wants to claim that second place in the final point standings, just
as he did last year. He and Dungey are battling for it. Villopoto
has a nice lead, Dungey riding well in second, and Millsaps now
into third.
Then
Weimer, Barcia, and Reed.
At
the halfway point Villopoto has a break on Dungey. And Dungey has
a nice advantage over Millsaps. Jake Weimer is next, with Justin
Barcia in fifth.
Ryan
Villopoto has done it. He wins his tenth race of the season. Ryan
Dungey finished second tonight, Davi Millsaps third, … but Millsaps
wins the battle with Dungey for second overall on the season points.
Ryan
Villopoto said after the win “This is the way to cap it off.
It’s been a long season, and this is the best way to finish it.
Thank you to all the fans that came out – you make it special.”
Results
Round 17 Ama Supercross Las Vegas 2013:Round
16 Ama Supercross Salt Lake 2013
- Ryan
Villopoto Round 16 Ama Supercross Salt
Lake 2013
- Davi
Millsaps Round 16 Ama Supercross Salt Lake
2013
- Ryan
Dungey Round 16 Ama Supercross Salt Lake
2013
Point
Standings after Round 17: Round 16 Ama
Supercross Salt Lake 2013
- Ryan
Villopoto - 371
- Davi
Millsaps - 338
- Ryan
Dungey - 337
- Justin
Barcia - 277
- Chad
Reed - 239
- Trey
Canard - 221
- Andrew
Short - 214
- Justin
Brayton - 190
- Broc
Tickle - 176
- James
Stewart - 174
After
Ryan Villopoto joined the elite group of Hannah, McGrath and Carmichael
winning three supercross championships in a row! He kept his cool
and took out his tenth race of the season.
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