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2007 Motocross Photo Gallery
2007 Motocross
Kevin Windham is chasing the title in what could be his last authentic chance at a championship. - Hangtown
Victory tastes so sweet. - Hangtown
Ben Townley didn't fold under the pressure of reigning champion, Ryan Villipoto (1). - Hangtown
Nobody likes to lose to the old guy. - Hangtown.
This little mistake was all it took to let Carmichael off the hook and claim the overall victory over James Stewart. - Hangtown
Villopoto is running the Number 1 plate this year. The single digit is rumored to be very heavy. - Hangtown
Steve Whitelock (right), met with the Boost Mobile/Yamaha of Troy and Monster/Pro Circuit/Kawasaki teams to discuss the exchange between Jason Lawrence and Ryan Villopoto. - Hangtown
Metcalfe wants to win so bad he tried to steal Villopoto's bike. - Hangtown
Grant Langston is running well now that he's healthy and has some time on his YZ450F. - Hangtown
Josh Hill and Brett Metcalfe are two riders gunning for their first championship. - Hangtown
Steve Lamson pulled out some old gear and had his MDK Honda team put together a factory CR125 to bring back the glory days. - Hangtown
Ricky Carmichael somehow managed to get back into the swing of racing and hasn't lost a step. - Hangtown.
Wow, a Roger DeCoster jersey and a couple hundred bucks left over - guess who's buying the beer tonight! - High Point
Ryan Dungey is proving to be consistent and competitive outdoors. It shouldn't be too long before he jumps atop the podium. - High Point
Josh Grant had the quickest reflexes and his overall victory was a result. - High Point
Davi Millsaps was running some cool retro Honda gear en route to his podium finish. - High Point
RC may be semi-retired, but he's still got perfect form. - High Point
Yeah, Ricky, you keep on winking you old Goat. - High Point
Ryan Villopoto has yet to win an overall, but he's out front in the hunt for a second MX Lites championship. - High Point
Are you sure you want to hang 'em up, Ricky? So far Carmichael has run the table during the early MX season. - Southwick
Team Green riders finished 1-2 in the Lites division to go along with Stewart's second place finish in the Main. - Southwick
Jason Lawrence went 5-4 at Southwick and sits in fifth place overall in the Motocross Lites point standings. - Southwick
Roost flew as the gate dropped at Southwick. - Southwick
Don't worry, James, Carmichael will be gone after two more races. - Southwick
Monster Kawasaki's Townley now has two victories on the season and is within eight points for the championship lead. - Southwick
Two men, one rut. Ricky Carmichael heads over the berm in his battle with Stewart. - Budds Creek
Chad Reed made his one appearance of the outdoor season to get some practice in for the MXdN coming in September. - Budds Creek
Tim Ferry is sitting pretty in third for the championship, - Budds Creek
Stewart has yet to win an overall with Carmichael on a hot streak. - Budds Creek
Kevin Windham has been somewhat obscure in the 2007 season. - Budds Creek
Red Bull KTM's Mike Alessi is adapting well to life on the big bikes. - Budds Creek
Carmichael was forced to toss his goggles in the first moto which slowed his pace considerably. - Budds Creek
Ryan Dungey (62) and Josh Grant (24) are battling every race not only in the motos but in the championship standings as well. - Budds Creek
Finally! Ryan Villopoto got the monkey off his back with a 1-1. - Budds Creek
Hmmm, who gets the most style points? - Budds Creek
Ferry: It looks the same, it feels the same, how is that guy so much faster than me? - Budds Creek
Mike Alessi pulled both holeshots and ran up front in the 450 class for his best-ever finish, 3-3-3. - Red Bud
Andrew Short is gradually improving in the premier class aboard his factory Honda. - Red Bud
Tim Ferry nearly caught Mike Alessi in the second moto, but youth triumphed over age on this weekend. - Red Bud
James Stewart had the overall in his grasp until a mistake in Moto 2 let Carmichael collect the win. - Red Bud
Jason Lawrence hasn't been quite as competitive outdoors as he was in stadium racing, but the Boost Mobile/Yamaha of Troy rider is currently fourth in the standings. - Red Bud
Jeff Alessi rode to a solid seventh. - Red Bud
You've got to love the Legends hot lap.
Michael Byrne finished inside the top-10, but he's capable of better results. - Red Bud
Carmichael was able to relax and enjoy himself in the final laps of Moto 2. - Red Bud
Ryan Villopoto extended his lead with another sweep. - Red Bud
Ben Townley couldn't hold off the red numberplate of reigning MX Lites champ, Ryan Villopoto. - Red Bud
David Vuillemin secured a factory ride for 2008, getting picked up by the Makita Suzuki team.
Mike Alessi led most of the first moto before making his one and only mistake which cost him the win. - Unadilla
John Dowd showed up to air it out of Gravity Cavity. - Unadilla
Ryan Dungey was flying in New York, barely missing the overall win. - Unadilla
Tim Ferry chased down and passed Kevin Windham in a thrilling Moto 2. - Unadilla
Broc Hepler returned to racing and made his Yamaha debut with a top-10 finish. - Unadilla
Ivan Tedesco had a good day despite the recent announcement that he will be leaving Makita Suzuki. - Unadilla
RV had some bad luck in Moto 1 with a mechanical DNF, but he killed it in the closer. - Unadilla
Unadilla has always been good to Windham, and he picked up his first overall in four years. - Unadilla
A first-moto win set the stage for K-Dub's overall. It was a much needed boost for the Honda rider. - Unadilla
Mike Alessi (800) has been on fire lately and he chased down Stewart (7) in both motos. - Lakewood
Tim Ferry is one fit dude. He battled the heat, elevation and tough competition and made his Moto 2 victory look easy. - Lakewood
Josh Grant is usually in a spot to battle for the lead for the first 15 minutes. After that things tend to get lonely for the Honda rider. - Lakewood
Brett Metcalfe made his return to racing and immediately showed he could run the lead pace. A crash in Moto 1 ruined his chance for a podium. - Lakewood
Davi Millsaps was the first rider to chase down and pass Stewart in Moto 1. He did it again in the second outing but ran out of steam. - Lakewood
Millsaps passed into the lead in Moto 2 with relative ease, but Stewart would get him back. - Lakewood
Villopoto's holeshot in Moto 2 set the stage for a mano a mano with Ben Townley (101) for the overall. - Lakewood
James Stewart was hating life as he struggled through two pain-filled motos. JS is still feeling the negative effects of his big Unadilla crash. - Lakewood
Ivan Tedesco nearly posted the fastest lap time of the race in Moto 2, but rather than play it smart he ran into the back of Mike Alessi and hit the deck. - Lakewood
This is win Number 4 for the New Zealand transplant, Ben Townley. BT101 is tied for the championship lead but has twice as many wins as Ryan Villopoto. - Lakewood
Watching Andrew Short (29) chase down James Stewart (7) was a highlight for the hometown crowd. Shorty almost pulled off the biggest win of his career. - Lakewood
Ryan Dungey atoned for last week's disappoint with a 3-2 finish at Washougal and a fifth place standing in the MX Lites points standings. - Washougal
Let the bubbly spray, Ferry. With his first win in six years, he has reason to celebrate. - Washougal
The scrum for the holeshot in the Lites race was hotly contested. - Washougal
Stewart kicked dirt in everybody's face during Moto 1, but Moto 2 saw Stewart eat it hard, putting his quest for a MX title in jeopardy. - Washougal
RV was flying high in Moto 1 and gave the crowd what it wanted, a first-round victory by the hometown favorite. - Washougal
Grant Langston snagged a Moto 2 victory and barely missed out on taking the Round 8 title home. - Washougal
Ryan Dungey, Ben Townley and Ryan Villopoto shared the Lites podium at Washougal. - Washougal
Riders throttle up and hang on tight as they aim for the holeshot. - Washougal
Grant Langston, Tim Ferry and Andrew Short took advantage of RC's absence and Stewart's injury and earned the spotlight atop Washougal's podium. - Washougal
Villopoto made a valiant run through the field after a bad start in Moto 2, but his efforts fell just short in his quest for a victory in his home state. - Washougal
How does it feel to win your first race in six years? - Washougal
Grant Langston found the speed that Yamaha has been waiting to see all year. - Washougal
Ben Townley has proven that he can learn a new track in record time. He had Washougal dialed by the end of his Moto 2 victory. - Washougal
Mike Alessi is becoming a fixture on the 450 podium. - Millville
This will be the last time we ever see Ricky Carmichael raise his fist in Motocross victory. - Millville
Tim Ferry had a great opportunity with Stewart out, but his sixth-place result wasn't what he really needed. - Millville
Grant Langston is moving up the standings lately with his new machine working at a competitive level. - Millville
Plenty of new pro riders made the annual jump to the big leagues at Millville. It's obvious that they know what to aspire to with the 250F podium this year - a Moster/Pro Circuit/Kawasaki ride. - Millville
Ricky walked away with another 1-1 to keep his streak alive. - Millville
15 championships - 150 career wins. - Millville
The sun is setting on Carmichael's career. Whatever path he takes from here will be travelled on four wheels. - Millville
Ryan Villopoto (shown) traded wins with Ben Townley again, but RV picked up the important overall victory. - Millville
Townley still holds a slight advantage in the Lites championship standings. - Millville
Tim Ferry didn't take the championship reigns and run with them quite like he had hoped for. - Steel City
Grant Langston was pumped to earn his first career AMA Motocross victory. - Steel City
Austin Stroupe made an impressive pro debut for the Monster/Pro Circuit/Kawasaki squad with a fourth-place finishe. The three guys in front of him - all Mitch Payton's boys! - Steel City
Kevin Windham nearly picked up the overall, but he couldn't make it to the front in either moto. - Steel City
Windham and Langston came together on the track and had some words to sort it out afterwards. Both riders seem to remain on acceptable terms. - Steel City
Mike Alessi (800) tries to out-gun Honda's Andrew Short (29) for the 450 class holeshot. - Texas
Consistency landed Broc Hepler in the runner-up position. This guy needs to stay healthy for a full year and he might be able to challenge for the title. - Texas
New Zealand's Cody Cooper came over for the Freestone round and wound up fifth overall in the Motocross division. - Texas
Tim Ferry is slowly letting the title slip away, and it's all because he can't nail a start. - Texas
Only one round to go and Grant Langston will be the national champion. - Texas
Austin Stroupe can run the lead pace, but he either podiums or crashes. Just wait until next year when he gets his full rookie season. - Texas
Sobe NoFear/Samsung/Honda got a fifth overall from their newest rider, Trey Canard. - Texas
RV is zoning in on is second MX Lites championship. He went 1-1-1 at Freestone. - Texas
Trey Canard (140) led Ryan Villopoto (1) for a short while before the reigning champ moved by on his way to the championship. - Glen Helen
Grant Langston showed up wearing MSR gear but the familiar Number 8 put in another solid ride. - Glen Helen
Andrew Short (29) couldn't catch Langston (8) in the title chase, and actually let Mike Alessi by for the second overall position. - Glen Helen
Kyle Lewis put in his last ride as a full-time professional MX racer. - Glen Helen
Mike Brown came back from Europe and raced the 450 class. - Glen Helen
Villopoto did exactly what he's been doing all season by splitting motos with Ben Townley. - Glen Helen
Kevin Windham mastered the technical course to pick up the Moto 2 victory. - Glen Helen
Ben Townley tried valiantly to win the championship, but the battle between Monster/PC/Kawasaki teammates was one for the ages. - Glen Helen
