DUNGEY FINISHES 6TH AT ANAHEIM 2 SUPERCROSS
published at 20.01.2013 / created by Christy LaCurelle
ANAHEIM, California – Red Bull KTM Factory rider Ryan Dungey had a rough weekend at the third round of the Monster Energy Supercross season after suffering a bad start in the main event. Luckily, he was able to charge forward from his 15th place start and pass up to 6th by the end of the twenty lap main event.
Ryan Dungey was placed in the first 450 SX heat. He had a poor start and was sitting mid-pack around the first lap. He quickly moved up toward the top five and was battling for 5th position when he crashed with Jake Weimer at the halfway point. Dungey recovered in 11th place and quickly made up time to move up two positions and take the final transfer spot to the main event.
In the 450 SX main event, Dungey, unfortunately, got off to another poor start and found himself buried in the pack. After two laps, he had moved up to 10th position. He continued to push toward the front of the pack and moved into 7th by lap six. He was able to pass Andrew Short for 6th place with five laps to go. Once in 6th place, he began to close the gap on the 5th place ride of Jake Weimer but ran out of time to make the pass. He eventually settled into 6th position with his KTM 450 SX-F where he finished for the night.
Next Round: Oakland, CA – January 26, 2013
Results 450 SX Class Anaheim 2
1. Ryan Villopoto (USA), Kawasaki, 17:59.155 min (20 laps)
2. Trey Canard (USA), Honda, +6.886 sec
3. Chad Reed (USA), Honda, +9.970
4. Davi Millsaps (USA), Suzuki, +15.647
5. Jake Weimer (USA), Kawasaki, +18.016
6. Ryan Dungey (USA), KTM, +18.865
Other KTM
9. Matt Goerke 8USA), KTM, +37.616
Standings 450 SX Class after 3 of 17 rounds
1. Millsaps, 63 points
2. Canard, 60
3. Reed, 56
4. Villopoto, 52
5. Dungey, 48
Other KTM
12. Goerke, 25
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Ryan Dungey (USA) on his KTM 450 SX-F at Anaheim 2
Dungey fights for positions after bad starts in heat race and main event