KTM Results: US Supercross Atlanta
KTM Results
AMA SX Rd. 8 at Atlanta 1
450-class
1, Chad Reed, 25
2, Ryan Dungey, KTM, 25
3, Trey Canard, Honda, 20
4, Cole Seely, Honda, 18
5, Wilson Peick, Yamaha, 16
6, Brock Tickle, Suzuki, 15
7, Jason Anderson, Husqvarna, 14
8, Blake Baggett, Suzuki, 13
9, Andrew Short, KTM, 12
10, Joshua Grant, Kawasaki, 11
450-class points after Rd. 8
1, Dungey, 174
2, Canard, 149
3, Roczen 143
4, Tomac, 115
5, Anderson, 114
6, Seely, 111
7, Reed, 110
8, Baggett, 99
9, Short 94
10, Tickle, 78
Reed rode a solid race tonight getting a great start and holding on out front, said Dungey. I had some work to do to catch up to him after an okay start. Apart from the start, Im happy with the way I rode. The way the cards fell tonight, and several guys having big crashes, Im happy to have been able to extend my points lead in the championship. Im looking forward to coming back here again next weekend to hopefully get on the top step of the podium.
Results 250-class (East Coast) Round Two (Atlanta 1)
1, Jeremy Martin, Honda, 25
2, Marvin Musquin, KTM 22
3, Justin Bogle, Honda, 20
4, Martin Davalos, Husqvarna, 18
5, Joey Savatgy, Kawasaki, 16
6, Vince Priesse Honda, 15
7, Mathew Lemoine, Kawasaki, 14
8, Anthony Rodriguez, Yamaha, 13
9, Rj Hampshire, Honda 12
10, Arnaud Tonus, Kawasaki, 11
250-class points after Rd. 2 East Coast
1, Musquin 47
2, Martin 43
3, Bogle, 42
4, Savatgy 36
5, Davalos, 30
I'm not overly happy with the way I rode tonight, explained Musquin. I let my frustrations from earlier in the day take over in the main event and I just didn't ride as smooth and relaxed as I should have. I had a rough heat race and I should have been more focused in the main. But I started to relax more toward the end of the race and still finished in second place. It takes consistency to win a championship, so I'm happy to be on the podium two weeks in a row and will make sure Im back to being 100% focused next week when we return to Atlanta."
