🎥 AMA SX Highlights: Las Vegas

Ryan Dungey has won his third straight Monster Energy Supercross championship, outdueling Eli Tomac in what was one of the most dramatic title battles in history.
The Red Bull KTM rider entered Saturday night’s Supercross finale with a nine-point lead over the Kawasaki rider and just needed to finish fourth or better to win the title.
Dungey traded the top spot with Tomac all night long but seemed content to finish second behind Tomac on the final lap. However, Tomac began to check up knowing that he couldn’t allow Dungey to finish second, but all it did was allow Jason Anderson to pass them both for the race win. Tomac would cross the line in second with teammate Josh Grant joining him on the podium.
Dungey finished fourth, giving him his fourth career title. He joins Jeremy McGrath, Ricky Carmichael and Ryan Villopoto as the only riders to win four or more premier class championships.

450SX

250SX

Entering the race, the top three in East points – Jordon Smith, Joey Savatgy and Osborne – were separated by just one point. It was a dream situation as each rider controlled their own destiny. But as the race got underway, the pressure immediately got to all three championship contenders.
Osborne crashed in the first turn and was left last in the running order. Savatgy and Smith slotted in second and third but would suffer crashes. First Savatgy lost the front end and dropped back to seventh. Then Smith crashed heavily in the high-speed “Thunder Alley” section, ending his race.
With Smith now eliminated from contention and Osborne seemingly out of it, Savatgy had all but won the title. However, as the laps winded down, Savatgy faded as Osborne charged, setting up a last-lap duel for the 250SX East championship.

Osborne pulled within striking distance in the first set of whoops and then made an aggressive pass at the end of the second set of whoops, taking out Savatgy in the process. The Husqvarna rider stayed upright and finished seventh to secure his first career Supercross championship. Savatgy finished 14th.
Adam Cianciarulo would win the race over 250SX West champion Justin Hill and Yamaha’s Aaron Plessinger.

450SX Class Results
1. Jason Anderson
2. Eli Tomac
3. Josh Grant
4. Ryan Dungey
5. Dean Wilson
6. Chad Reed
7. Blake Baggett
8. Davi Millsaps
9. Justin Brayton
10. Cooper Webb

450SX Class Championship Results
1. Ryan Dungey, 359
2. Eli Tomac, 354
3. Marvin Musquin, 293
4. Jason Anderson, 273
5. Davi Millsaps, 221
6. Blake Baggett, 220
7. Cole Seely, 212
8. Dean Wilson, 185
9. Chad Reed, 182
10. Josh Grant, 175

250SX Class East/West Regional Showdown
1. Adam Cianciarulo
2. Justin Hill
3. Aaron Plessinger
4. Dylan Ferrandis
5. Mitchell Oldenburg
6. Jimmy Decotis
7. Zach Osborne
8. Hayden Mellross
9. Mitchell Harrison
10. Cameron McAdoo

Eastern Regional 250SX Class Championship Results
1. Zach Osborne, 173
2. Adam Cianciarulo, 171
3. Joey Savatgy, 166
4. Jordon Smith, 161
5. Dylan Ferrandis, 144
6. Christian Craig, 97
7. Mitchell Harrison, 86
8. Luke Renzland, 84
9. Anthony Rodriguez, 82
10. Kyle Cunningham, 77

Western Regional 250SX Class Championship Results
1. Justin Hill, 202
2. Shane McElrath, 164
3. Aaron Plessinger, 163
4. Martin Davalos, 145
5. Jimmy Decotis, 137
6. Austin Forkner, 114
7. Dan Reardon, 104
8. Kyle Chisholm, 90
9. Cole Martinez, 77
10. Mitchell Oldenburg, 76