2022 Ironman Motocross Nationwide Outcomes, Standings, Pics, Video

It’s going to be all the way down to the wire going into the ultimate spherical of the 2022 Lucas Oil AMA Professional Motocross Nationwide Championship Collection, as Chase Sexton and Eli Tomac swapped wins and P2 finishes at Ironman Raceway, leaving them separated by some extent with two Motos remaining. Tomac leads by a single level going into Pala II subsequent week.

Sexton appeared like he would possibly regain the collection lead after the primary Moto, taking the lead from Tomac on lap 13 (of 17) after working his solution to the entrance after a P10 first lap. Nonetheless, two laps later, Tomac stormed again with an epic cost, placing him in full management of the Moto 1 proceedings, with Sexton unable to seek out a solution for Tomac’s surge.

As he did within the first Moto, Ken Roczen took the lead early. Nonetheless, this time, Sexton grabbed the spot briefly order, main the ultimate 16 of 17 laps. Tomac began in P3, and handed Roczen for P2 on lap 5. Tomac mounted an assault on Sexton late within the race. Nonetheless, after cross-rutting and almost crashing, Tomac backed off and cruised to the end in P2, over 11 seconds behind Sexton.

Native favourite Aaron Plessinger grabbed the ultimate spot on the rostrum with a pair of P3 rides. Jason Anderson and Christian Craig rounded out the general Prime 5.Tomac takes the 2022 Lucas Oil AMA Professional Motocross Nationwide Championship Collection at Pala II with a win and P2 finishes. Something lower than that leaves the door open for Sexton. If Sexton wins the primary moto, Moto 2 will probably be winner takes all.Test our 2022 Professional Motocross TV Schedule so that you don’t miss this epic showdown at Pala II.Unique images by Tyler Caisse 2022 Ironman Motocross Nationwide Outcomes, Ironman Raceway, Crawfordsville, IN

1. Chase Sexton, Honda, 2-1; 47 factors
2. Eli Tomac, Yamaha, 1-2; 47
3. Aaron Plessinger, KTM, 3-3; 40
4. Jason Anderson, Kawasaki, 6-4; 33
5. Christian Craig, Yamaha, 5-5; 32
6. Ryan Dungey, KTM, 4-7; 32
7. Ken Roczen, Honda, 7-6; 29
8. Malcolm Stewart, Husqvarna, 11-8; 23
9. Freddie Norén, 16-9; 17
10. Dean Wilson, Husqvarna, 13-9; 20
11. Shane McElrath, Yamaha, 10-12; 20
12. Josh Gilbert, Husqvarna, 12-13; 17
13. Marshall Weltin, Suzuki, 15-11; 16
14. Justin Barcia, GasGas, 8-27; 13
15. Grant Harlan, Kawasaki, 16-14; 12
16. Cullin Park, Honda, 17-15; 10
17. Benny Bloss, KTM, 14-38; 7
18. Henry Miller, KTM, 21-16; 5
19. Justin Rodbell, Husqvarna, 20-17; 5
20. Vincent Luhovey, Kawasaki, 19-18; 5
21. Jeremy Hand, Honda, 18-19; 5
22. Bryson Gardner, Honda, 39-20; 1

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2022 Lucas Oil AMA Professional Motocross Nationwide Championship Collection (after 11 of 12 rounds)

1. Eli Tomac, Yamaha, 496 (12 Moto wins; 18 Moto podium)
2. Chase Sexton, Honda, 495 factors (8 Moto wins; 20 Moto podiums)
3. Jason Anderson, Kawasaki, 402 (1 Moto win; 11 Moto podiums)
4. Ken Roczen, Honda, 373 (1 Moto win, 8 Moto podiums)
5. Christian Craig, Yamaha, 335 (4 Moto podiums)
6. Ryan Dungey, KTM, 332
7. Justin Barcia, GasGas, 272 (1 Moto podium)
8. Aaron Plessinger, KTM, 294 (3 Moto podiums)
9. Joey Savatgy, Kawasaki, 222 (1 Moto podium)
10. Shane McElrath, Yamaha/Husqvarna, 197
11. Garrett Marchbanks, Yamaha, 162
12. Alex Martin, Yamaha, 152
13. Benny Bloss, KTM, 144
14. Fredrik Norén, KTM, 122
15. Marshal Weltin, Suzuki/GasGas, 118
16. Antonio Cairoli, KTM, 97
17. Brandon Hartranft, Suzuki, 89
18. Malcolm Stewart, Husqvarna, 55
19. Josh Gilbert, Husqvarna, 51
20. Max Anstie, Honda, 45
21. Dylan Ferrandis, Yamaha, 43
22. Dean Wilson, Husqvarna, 43
23. Chris Canning, GasGas, 43
24. Justin Rodbell, Husqvarna/Kawasaki, 42
25. Henry Miller, KTM, 34
26. Grant Harlan, Kawasaki, 28
27. Cullin Park, Honda, 23
28. Kyle Chisholm, Yamaha, 20
29. Jerry Robin, GasGas, 20
30. Tyler Stepek, KTM, 15
31. Tristan Lane, KTM, 14
32. Jeremy Hand, Honda, 14
33. Bryson Gardner, Honda, 13
34. Ryan Surratt, Yamaha, 11
35. Felix Lopez, Husqvarna, 8
36. Vincent Luhovey, Kawasaki, 8
37. Carson Brown, Yamaha, 7
38. Jeffrey Walker, KTM, 3
39. Jeremy Smith, Kawasaki, 2
40. Izaih Clark, Honda, 2
41. Cade Clason, Honda, 2
42. Scott Meshey, Husqvarna, 2
43. Justin Cokinos, GasGas, 2
44. Justin Bogle, Suzuki, 2
45. Keylan Meston, Husqvarna, 1