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2011 Unadilla Lucas Oil AMA Pro Motocross Championship (Round 9 of 12)

NOTE: I did upload these races in 2013, but I decided to upload this season with all 4 motos in one for fun. This is round 9 of the 2011 Lucas Oil AMA Pro Motocross Championship from Unadilla Valley Sports Center in New Berlin, NY. Returning contenders like 450cc rookies Jake Weimer, Christophe Pourcel, and Trey Canard, Ryan Villopoto, Josh Grant, 450cc sophomores Justin Brayton and Brett Metcalfe, 2009 champ Chad Reed, Andrew Short, Mike Alessi, Michael Byrne, Davi Millsaps, and defending champ (and 450cc sophomore) Ryan Dungey battle it out for the 2011 Lucas Oil 450cc AMA Pro Motocross Championship. After being released from Monster Kawasaki in late 2010, and all the factory slots taken for the year, Chad Reed decides to dig into his own pockets and form his own team of TwoTwo Motorsports Honda, which (after a slow beginning in Supercross) christens a spark in Reed's confidence and season for almost all of 2011. After being mathematically eliminated from the 250cc Motocross Championship early, Justin Barcia makes his debut on the Team Honda 450cc to fill in for the injured Trey Canard (and gives defending champ Ryan Dungey a real headache that day). Returning contenders like 250cc rookie Eli Tomac, Tyla Rattray, Ryan Morais, Kyle Cunningham, Cole Seely, current SX Lites West champ Broc Tickle, Wil Hahn, current SX Lites East champ (and 250cc sophomore) Justin Barcia, Dean Wilson, Blake Baggett, Ryan Sipes, Nico Izzi, Martin Davalos, South African transplant Gareth Swanepoel, French transplant Marvin Musquin, and others battle it out for the 2011 Lucas Oil AMA Pro 250cc Motocross Championship. This series is dominated by Monster Energy Pro Circuit Kawasaki riders Dean Wilson, Blake Baggett, and Tyla Rattray. Points leader Dean Wilson finally earns his first overall win of the season with a 1-1 sweep. This race marks the professional debut of 2011 Horizon Award Winner Justin Bogle, who finishes with an impressive 6-6 for 5th overall. Enjoy.