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The one stop source for all motocross related press releases. Justin Hill #46 - 450 Clas* - 10-4 for 6th Weston Peick #34 - 450 Clas* - 8-11 for 9th Justin Bogle #19 - 450 Clas* -18-20 for 23rd Jimmy Decotis #47 - 250 Clas* - 27-24 for 27th  of the 2018 Lucas Oil Pro Motocross Championship at the weekend.  Justin Hill showed grit and determination in scoring a fourth-place finish in the second moto on the all-new Suzuki RM-Z450 – this coming one weekend after going to the hospital to receive stitches in his arm. Team-mate Weston Peick brilliantly worked through the pack to continue his streak of top-10 finishes this summer as Justin Bogle was quickest to the first turn yet again, and he’s figuring out the race pace in only his second race back from a broken upper arm. In the 250 clas*, Jimmy Decotis had very good speed on his Suzuki RM-Z250. Hill is enjoying himself in the 450 clas*. Riding the all-new Suzuki RM-Z450, Hill is taking advantage of the opportunity to race the 450 clas* this summer before he steps up full-time in 2019. Hill worked forward after a mid-pack start in the first moto to 10th place. He was quick off the gate in the second moto, starting inside the top-five and running smooth, consistent laps. He matched his career-best 450 moto finish with a fourth place. The 10-4 moto scores earned him sixth overall, and is now 11th in the overall points standings.  Seven races through the 2018 Lucas Oil Pro Motocross Championship and Peick has yet to finish outside the top 10 overall. Peick put his head down and charged forward in both motos. His 8-11 moto scores were good enough for ninth place. “The Viking” is sixth in the 450 clas* Oklahoma native’s starts have been excellent. After taking extensive time off from racing due to a broken upper arm, Bogle is putting the pieces of the puzzle together. He is sure to capitalise with trips to the podium in no time. A small tip-over while leading the second moto held “Captain” back, but he’s getting stronger in every moto. Bogle’s 18-20 moto scores put him 23rd for the weekend.