The Others...Unadilla

After a week off, the Lucas Oil Pro Motocross Championships would head back to the east coast. Unadilla in New Berlin, NY would serve not just as round 10 of the series but also showcased a few rookies making their professional debut after a week at the Loretta Lynn's Amateur National. Mother Nature would show up as well! 

Things got a little wet when the storms rolled in. | Photo: Kenny Day

Keep your eyes on the new kids. Justin Cooper won the Nicky Hayden Horizon Award at Loretta's earning him the title of most likely to succeed at the next level. Joey Crown and Jayce Pennington would be two more top amateur prospects to get their feet wet (literally) at Unadilla. All three would earn points on the day, Cooper beat the rookie class going 12-2 for 5th overall.

Rain, Rain go away. The skies would open during the first 450 moto and as storms rolled in, the red flag was forced to be thrown. RedBull KTM backed Marvin Musquin would be the first off the track and be given the win as the 11 laps ran were good enough to call it a complete moto. The severe weather cut the second motos down on time and once again Musquin showed his ability no matter the condition. 1-1 handed Marv the overall. Martin Davalos 8-2 scores took second overall and Cole Seely would take the final spot on the podium with 3-6 moto scores. The 250 class racers got a chance to show their mud skills as well. Jeremy Martin put his Geico Honda atop the box with 2-1 motos. Joey Savatgy won moto one but was 4th in moto two, good enough for second overall. Husqvarna's Zach Osborne will look to lock up his first outdoor championship next week after a third overall with 3-5 motos.

Weather can be an equalizer and a privateers best friend. This would see quite a few privateers earn some points on the day. Steven Clarke, Austin Root, Cody Williams, Jon Ames, Henry Miller, Josh Mosiman, Carson Tickle, Ronnie Stewart and Bobby Piazza are some of the names of guys on their own dime who mixed it up in the points paying positions. We've got to give it up to the number 40 of Freddie Noren as well. The guy went 11-13 after a few stressful weeks. 

Freddie Noren on the charge. | Photo: Kyle Pesci

And now...The Others

250

20. 231 Jayce Pennington 
21. 130 Austin Root
22. 50 Luke Renzland 
23. 677 Cody Williams
24. 179 Jon Ames 
25. 449 Dakota Kessler 
26. 319 City Schock
27. 726 Gared Steinke 
28. 345 Joshua Prior 
29. 640 Aaron Zielfelder 
30. 446 Blaine Silveira
31. 609 Bradley DePrenger
32. 209 William Lofstrom 
33. 202 Luke Hempen
34. 246 Chance Blackburn 
35. 731 Steve Roman 
36. 264 Tyler Kirschner 
37. 892 Garret Loppolo 
38. 367 Hunter Sayles
39. 350 Roland Beck Jr.
40. 200 Joachim Falden 

450

20. 88 John Short
21. 401 Samuel Redman
22. 637 Robert Piazza
23. 596 Carson Tickle
24. 332 Jeremy Hand
25. 270 Jacob Runkles 
26. 265 Nick Fratz-Orr
27. 96 Vann Martin
28. 351 Eric Grondahl 
29. 813 Aaron Lampi
30. 98 Matt Babbitt
31. 472 Jake Impens
32. 151 Dakota Tedder
33. 240 Bryce Stewart
34. 887 Thomas Coluzzi
35. 181 Dustin Pipes
36. 49 Anthony Rodriguez 
37. 309 Jeremy Smith
38. 412 Jared Lesher 
39. 154 Brandon Scharer 
40. 558 Jerry Robin

We are in the final swing of the series. Next up is Budds Creek and the Championship fight is bound to get interesting. Who do you have? 

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-Kyle Pesci

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