Pro2 Unlimited driver Carl Renezeder rebounded to finish 3rd in Sunday's feature event after taking a spectacular end-over-end tumble in the Lucas Oil offroad truck on Saturday at Miller Motorsports Park outside Tooele, Utah. Photo courtesy of www.teamrenezeder.com.

Rockstar Makita’s Todd Leduc finished second to Ampudia in Round 7 of the Pro2 Unlimited off-road trucks class just ahead of former NORBA pro downhill mountain bike racer Robert Naughton. In Sunday’s final event, Leduc would again finish in the runner’s up position this time behind series points leader Rob MacCachren. AMA multi-time national MX champion Ricky Johnson brought his Red Bull truck home in third but was later disqualified for unsportsmanlike conduct. Johnson’s indiscretions moved Carl Renezeder to third overall. Good luck came late in the weekend for Renezeder who flipped his Lucas Oil-sponsored truck end-over-end in Saturday’s feature.

In the Pro Lite Unlimited class on Saturday, Hart & Huntington/Rockstar truck driver Chris Brandt took the checkers ahead of Monster Energy’s veteran ace Marty Hart with Jimmy Stephensen, Jacob Person and Adam Wik rounding out the top five. On Sunday, Hart claimed the win in a battle with former X-Games freestyle gold medalist Brian Deegan. Jacob Person and Adam Wik moved up one spot each from Saturday’s round finishing third and fourth respectively. Brandt could only manage a sixth place overall in Round 8 behind Anthony Verdone.

The E3 Spark Plugs team of Kevin Probst heads to San Bernandino, California, for Round 9 and Round 10 of the Lucas Oil Off-Road Truck Series on August 7 & 8. The popular Glen Helen Raceway is always a favorite of diehard off road racing fans. Whether you’re cruising across town or testing your skills in the salt desert, E3 Car Spark Plugs with our patented DiamondFire technology offer you energy, efficiency and ecology for your ride. Remember to bookmark our website and check often for the latest results from the Lucas Oil Off-Road Racing Series.

AMA Women's National Champion, Ashley Fiolek hasn't let being deaf slow her progress in the sport that she loves. The Red Bull Honda rider from St. Augustine, FL, also won a Gold Medal at the 2009 X-Games. Go, girl!

The Texas heat and humidity took its toll on Honda’s rookie sensation Eli Tomac. Tomac took the lead in the both motos and it looked as though he might repeat his AMA record setting performance of round one. But, in the first moto, Tomac lost the lead to Pro Circuit Kawasaki rider Christophe Pourcel on the last lap. In Moto Two, Canadian rookie Dean Wilson would pass Tomac early and appeared to have a commanding lead that might earn him his first pro MX win. But, World Champion MX rider Tyla Rattray and Yamaha’s Broc Tickle passed Wilson on the white flag lap. Pourcel captured the overall for the day with 1-5 finishes and leaves Texas with a nine-point lead in the Lights Division of Lucas Oil AMA Pro Motocross Championship series.

No surprises in the women’s division as the trio from Florida claimed the podium for the second time in two races. Yamaha pro Jessica Patterson won both WMX motos, St. Augustine native Ashley Fiolek had a pair of second place finishes with Tarah Gieger bringing her Honda home in third. The 2010 Lucas Oil AMA Pro Motocross Championship continues next weekend at the RockStar Energy High Point National when riders travel to Mt. Morris, PA, for round three. Don’t forget to bookmark the E3 Spark Plug website and try our patented DiamondFire motocycle spark plug in your favorite ride.

Read on for race results and championship standings.

2010 Lucas Oil AMA Motocross Pro Championship

AMA 450cc MX – Firestone National (Round 2)
1)    Ryan Dungey, Belle Plaine, MN, Suzuki     (1-1)
2)    Chad Reed, Australia, Kawasaki         (2-3)
3)    Kyle Regal, Kemp, TX, Honda             (6-2)
4)    Brett Metcalfe, Australia, Honda         (7-4)
5)    Josh Grant, Riverside, CA Yamaha         (5-10)
6)    Tommy Hahn, Decatur, TX, Suzuki         (4-12)
7)    Mike Alessi, Victorville, CA, KTM         (12-5)
8)    Ben Townley, New Zealand, Honda        (3-16)
9)    Kyle Chisholm, Valrico, FL, Yamaha         (9-9)
10)    Michael Byrne, Australia, Yamaha         (8-11)

AMA 450CC MOTOCROSS CHAMPIONSHIP STANDINGS
1)    Chad Reed, Australia, Kawasaki          87
2)    Ryan Dungey, Belle Plaine, MN, Suzuki    -11
3)    Mike Alessi, Victorville, CA, KTM        -19
4)    Brett Metcalfe, Australia, Honda        -21
5)    Josh Grant, Riverside, CA, Yamaha        -27
6)    Davi Millsaps, Murrieta, CA, Honda        -31
7)    Ben Townley, New Zealand, Honda        -33
8)    Kyle Regal, Kemp, TX, Honda            -36
9)    Tommy Hahn, Decatur, TX, Suzuki        -44
10)    Andrew Short, Smithville, TX, Honda        -50

AMA 250cc MX – Firestone National (Round 2)
1)    Christophe Pourcel, France, Kawasaki     (1-5)
2)    Tyla Rattray, South Africa, Kawasaki         (6-1)
3)    Dean Wilson, Canada, Kawasaki        (3-3)
4)    Broc Tickle, Holly, MI, Yamaha         (8-2)
5)    Trey Canard, Shawnee, OK., Honda         (4-7)
6)    Eli Tomac, Cortez, CO, Honda            (2-11)
7)    Wil Hahn, Decatur, TX, Honda         (9-6)
8)    Jake Weimer, Rupert, ID, Kawasaki         (5-12)
9)    Max Anstie, England, Yamaha         (15-4)
10)    Justin Barcia, Ochlocknee, GA, Honda     (10-8)

AMA 250CC MOTOCROSS CHAMPIONSHIP STANDINGS
1)    Christophe Pourcel, France, Kawasaki      86
2)    Eli Tomac, Cortez, CO, Honda              -9
3)    Dean Wilson, Canada, Kawasaki        -17
4)    Trey Canard, Shawnee, OK, Honda        -18
5)    Broc Tickle, Holly, MI Yamaha            -25
6)    Tyla Rattray, South Africa, Kawasaki        -28
7)    Jake Weimer, Rupert, ID, Kawasaki        -30
8)    Justin Barcia, Ochlocknee, GA, Honda    -32
9)    Wil Hahn, Decatur, TX, Honda        -36
10)    Max Anstie, England, Yamaha            -46