WASHOUGAL, Wash. (AP) — Washington rider Ryan Villopoto raced to his fifth Lucas Oil Pro Motocross Championships victory of the year and first at his home track Saturday, winning the second 450 class moto after finishing second in the first.
Villopoto, the Monster Energy Kawasaki star from Poulsbo, ended Ryan Dungey’s Washougal victory streak — in both 450 and 250 competition — at five. Dungey, the Red Bull KTM rider from Belle Plaine, Minn., was second overall after winning the first moto and finishing second in the second.
Villopoto leads the season standings after eight races, 42 points ahead of defending series champion Dungey.
Eli Tomac, the GEICO Honda rider from Cortez, Colo., swept the 250 motos for his third victory of the season. Red Bull KTM’s Ken Roczen was a distant second in both motos. The German rider leads the standings, a point ahead of Tomac with four races left.
